Indoor Bushmaster Grows with Jean-O Genetics & FTG Infinity Boards
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Rolex and Fuel have cracked and showing 1/8" tail so I put those into the pots. Purple and Cookie ran into an issue as the paper towel got a bit to
dry so have another set into moist towels just incase. So will keep a better watch on these.
dry so have another set into moist towels just incase. So will keep a better watch on these.
Looks like one is starting to crack open from the first set that towel dried out. The other 2 replacement beans nothing yet
but I'm thinking I might have to get a couple nursery pots ready just incase and I can put them out in the greenhouse.
but I'm thinking I might have to get a couple nursery pots ready just incase and I can put them out in the greenhouse.
Screw it went in to check the other Purple Scoop / Cookie Scoop seeds and they've cracked and showing 1/8-1/4" tail in the paper towel. So watered the remaining two autopots and planted those seeds. Covered with a humidity dome. Now to wait for all four seeds to break ground. I've not normally used
a humidity dome but with winter and drier conditions thought I'd try as I'm breaking out of my normal habit.
a humidity dome but with winter and drier conditions thought I'd try as I'm breaking out of my normal habit.
Well my fresh start isn't going as I planned. I've already had the one sprout fall over dead and the other 3 haven't come up yet. I'm still trying
to get something to come up but doesn't look hopeful. I should be having a new brand of Coco Coir coming that I'll get prepped if these others
don't sprout. But will need to possibly get some new beans from @Twenty20 Adam and @Jean-O to showcase in here and give them the spotlight.
to get something to come up but doesn't look hopeful. I should be having a new brand of Coco Coir coming that I'll get prepped if these others
don't sprout. But will need to possibly get some new beans from @Twenty20 Adam and @Jean-O to showcase in here and give them the spotlight.
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That is a bummer for sure. Are you leaning toward the coco being the issue?. Whats your interest geared towards with your grows as far as effects and terp profiles? It would be awsome to have you showcase a grow with some of my projects! Sending good vibes your way for the remaining sprouts....
I’m thinking it could be my coco as it’s one I’ve used multiple times and amend back with nutes/calmag. Think maybe it’s run it’s course and just needs to be dumped into the outdoor flower bed. I do have a completely different company that I’m getting coco coir from now that has had good results and it’s not like the normal coco coir that looks like peat soil. This one has a mix of pieces providing better aeration for root growth.That is a bummer for sure. Are you leaning toward the coco being the issue?. Whats your interest geared towards with your grows as far as effects and terp profiles? It would be awsome to have you showcase a grow with some of my projects! Sending good vibes your way for the remaining sprouts....
Ideally, all pot producers would like to hand trim their blossoms. We know this. A ton of hard work go into getting your yield to reap and the last thing a Grower needs is to placed their decision blossoms into a machine to be managed.good to see you back man
Yet, 2021 is a long way from an ideal world. The cruel the truth is that with momentum economic situations, paying to hand trim your blossoms can be the last nail in the final resting place of this severe season. Here is the uplifting news for Growers, trim machines are gentler than at any other time, can definitely lessen your managing costs without killing your trichomes and won't destroy the pack advance blossoms expect to sell at high worth.
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