A lot of people count "day 1" as the moment the second set of leaves appear. Not sure I agree with that thinking, but there it is. Might account for some of the discrepancy
@Chuck207 oh... oh... oh... forgot in the previous post. After you have filled the net pot and transplant tube with hydroton, slap the sides of the net pot all the way around, up and down, to settle the hyroton & eliminate any unnecessary air pockets. Then gently gather your plant's leaves upward and slowly pull the transplant tube over the plant and out of the hydroton, freeing the roots to do their thing from top to bottom of the net pot.
I forgot this step last year with a Dutch Passion Cinderella Jack - she grew a root mass that filled the tube like concrete. Still did 7 oz. but I have to wonder, what would she have done if I'd removed the transplant tube????? So don't be me, and remember to remove your tube when done.
Well, that one just moved up a few places on the schedule! Thanks, skelly!
Ok now I have to do this next!
EXACTLY! I kinda get the other way when it comes to scheduling nutes, but since you are adding inoculates from OUR day 1, why maintain two timelines?I start day 1 as soon as i see the seedling break through the soils surface! How could anything else be day 1??? (well perhaps as soon as you see the seeds shell split could totally be considered day 1 as well)
Frankly I think it's all a conspiracy so the breeders can chop 10 days off of reality.EXACTLY! I kinda get the other way when it comes to scheduling nutes, but since you are adding inoculates from OUR day 1, why maintain two timelines?
