yeah even though my HPS is very small when it is on it does raise temps about 5 degrees which isnt to bad I guess. I can only imagine the type of heat the 400,600,or 1000 watt HPS put out
New Grower First Grow Ever Vision Northern Lights Auto
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Gunnerboy76
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As long as you dont get in the 90s i think you should be fine
Hello all, I am getting really close to planting my seeds I think, I need to go and check on them since it has been 12 hours since I last checked them when I submit the pictures last night. I think they are gonna be ready to plant.
I see alot of people do the planting in pot they are gonna go full grow in...and then I see other people that like to do the transplant method out of cups after has gotten to big for cup. I am wondering which would be better for these Northern Lights seedlings...I have been reading alot of threads but am still confused because it still seems to be split sorta 50/50 on which method to use.
Even though this is my first grow, I have experimented with seedlings quite a bit over the years, all bagseed though and not anything autflower so I have just a bit of knowledge for seedlings lol...but I really want to do what is best for these seeds I purchased from Herbies so I would like to get some opinions if possible on what method would be better for this strain im trying to grow.Side note, I do have just a tad bit of experience transplanting seedlings into bigger containers and not suffer much stress...not autoflowers though, they all were bagseed. I would like to get them done by tonight so I will give a few hours for anyone that would like to weigh in.....thanks.....PS: I was gonna use 3 gallon pots to grow in, is that good choice for my strain?
I see alot of people do the planting in pot they are gonna go full grow in...and then I see other people that like to do the transplant method out of cups after has gotten to big for cup. I am wondering which would be better for these Northern Lights seedlings...I have been reading alot of threads but am still confused because it still seems to be split sorta 50/50 on which method to use.
Even though this is my first grow, I have experimented with seedlings quite a bit over the years, all bagseed though and not anything autflower so I have just a bit of knowledge for seedlings lol...but I really want to do what is best for these seeds I purchased from Herbies so I would like to get some opinions if possible on what method would be better for this strain im trying to grow.Side note, I do have just a tad bit of experience transplanting seedlings into bigger containers and not suffer much stress...not autoflowers though, they all were bagseed. I would like to get them done by tonight so I will give a few hours for anyone that would like to weigh in.....thanks.....PS: I was gonna use 3 gallon pots to grow in, is that good choice for my strain?
Gunnerboy76
GUNNERBOY76
Just my opinion i would plant it in the same pot
Just keep it in the same container for entire grow?
Gunnerboy76
GUNNERBOY76
Yeah cuz they grow a long thick Taproot unlike regular marijuana plants because they rapidly grow so fast I guess they depend on that Taproot so the less you f*** or mess with a Autoflower the better off you are as what I have experienced and what I have been told bye guys they grow some nice and Girls that have some nice plants that first four inches I am experimenting with it's something that's supposed to give you bigger yields sticker Taproot thicker stock it's a proven fact but it's also not a good idea to mess with the Autoflower like you can with a regular pot plant being that they grow by lifecycle so if you're going to grow and a 4 gallon pot just grow it and it's hot that it's going to stay in
Gunnerboy76
GUNNERBOY76
Pot
Gunnerboy76
GUNNERBOY76
SEE I AM TRYING rootmaker pots system from the old man who designed the rootmaker pots but I gotta be really careful if I rip any roots trying to transplant I will definitely fuck up my Autoflowers doing the transplant thing got to be really really careful and take your time but you also have to use a certain pot to get the roots to grow the way they're supposed to you can't just use a regular Dixie cup or a one gallon plant so I've Been Told I've seen people use 4-inch rockwool cubes doing the first four inches and using the root pat pet maker pots like I have
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Most definitely
Yeah brother I think I am going to go that route and just pot once and be done with it. I definitely want to go the route of least resistance and not be doing things that might stress them out.
