I adjusted the lights on all the tents this morning. All of them are running between 850ppfd and 950ppfd.
With the malfunction of the smart plugs, I'm gonna give up on the graduated flipping to flower. With using the CO2, I'm just going to keep bumping up the lights. Now whether that is letting the plants grow into it or moving the lights. In the 4x4, I think the girls are gonna take care of that themselves by growing into it. Especially Crazy S1. I think I'm just gonna have to start training her secondaries, as they are the ones that are sticking up.
In the 3x3 tent, I raised the girls up with blocks in the sword. The packing foam for my carbon filters makes a great method to raise a three gallon pot!Nice and very stable!
I thought it best to raise the girls so that I can leave the clones in that tent at a much lower level of light. Once they take root, I'll take them out of the AC Infinity lighted Dome set up and put them in the small wood gallon disposable bags that I bought. I think they're one gallons. I'm going to try to take quite a few and then just pick from the best. I don't know if I will step up in pot size from that. I'm just going to kind of play it by ear. I'm quite sure I could get a sizable plant so that I can reverse and make seeds.
Speaking of clones, I was going to take a bunch of clones and let them sit in the water for about 24 hours. List just to ensure I don't have a hollow stem on any of them. But I think really all I'm gonna do is soak the pucks in by RootWise solution with just a touch of soluble mycos.
I think I'll take the clones and set them in the water for the time being as I am soaking the pucks. I don't have any cloning jail but I have some cloning powder. I'll trim them up and slightly shave the angle cut and dip them into the powder then into the puck. The room temperature is running about 75 degrees, so I don't think I'll use the heating mat. I think the lights go by power level so I'll set them at the lowest. They do generate a little bit of heat so that's why the mat should not be needed.
Well, seems like the outside girls really are doing well. While not the absolute optimal position for light, it's a bit better than when I grew outside a couple years ago. We'll see how things go!
If I see decent reactions from them, I'll fix them up with a nice top dressing and some straw.
With the malfunction of the smart plugs, I'm gonna give up on the graduated flipping to flower. With using the CO2, I'm just going to keep bumping up the lights. Now whether that is letting the plants grow into it or moving the lights. In the 4x4, I think the girls are gonna take care of that themselves by growing into it. Especially Crazy S1. I think I'm just gonna have to start training her secondaries, as they are the ones that are sticking up.
In the 3x3 tent, I raised the girls up with blocks in the sword. The packing foam for my carbon filters makes a great method to raise a three gallon pot!Nice and very stable!
I thought it best to raise the girls so that I can leave the clones in that tent at a much lower level of light. Once they take root, I'll take them out of the AC Infinity lighted Dome set up and put them in the small wood gallon disposable bags that I bought. I think they're one gallons. I'm going to try to take quite a few and then just pick from the best. I don't know if I will step up in pot size from that. I'm just going to kind of play it by ear. I'm quite sure I could get a sizable plant so that I can reverse and make seeds.
Speaking of clones, I was going to take a bunch of clones and let them sit in the water for about 24 hours. List just to ensure I don't have a hollow stem on any of them. But I think really all I'm gonna do is soak the pucks in by RootWise solution with just a touch of soluble mycos.
I think I'll take the clones and set them in the water for the time being as I am soaking the pucks. I don't have any cloning jail but I have some cloning powder. I'll trim them up and slightly shave the angle cut and dip them into the powder then into the puck. The room temperature is running about 75 degrees, so I don't think I'll use the heating mat. I think the lights go by power level so I'll set them at the lowest. They do generate a little bit of heat so that's why the mat should not be needed.
Well, seems like the outside girls really are doing well. While not the absolute optimal position for light, it's a bit better than when I grew outside a couple years ago. We'll see how things go!
If I see decent reactions from them, I'll fix them up with a nice top dressing and some straw.