Indoor Hope's perpetual Skyline grow

State of emergency stepped down lol.. thanks matey :d5: :vibes:
I prefer not to feed them when there heavy bro but if you find they look hungry by all means give them a drink but im trying to build a good root mass early on and by letting them get a little light in the cups i always felt the root s go searching for food but i may be totally wrong and once your going to repot these into a bigger pot they will exode also bro for the age shes looking awesome
 
Whats your drainage at the bottom of the cup look like? I didnt cut enough holes in mine and she held on to too much water. But then again, im in soil so a bit different.
 
Whats your drainage at the bottom of the cup look like? I didnt cut enough holes in mine and she held on to too much water. But then again, im in soil so a bit different.

8 good sized holes round the very bottom edge/rim of the cup and 4 in the bottom bro.. ran a few tests and was like a garden sprinkler so should be cool for drainage:jointman:
 
8 good sized holes round the very bottom edge/rim of the cup and 4 in the bottom bro.. ran a few tests and was like a garden sprinkler so should be cool for drainage:jointman:
I cut mine with scissors 3 or 4 times round the cup i cut just slightly into the edge on an angle

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When I use Solo cups, I use 3 cups per seedling.... maybe I over think this shit, but there's method to my madness....

one cup with a load of holes on the bottom, thats the usual but then I cut the botttoms out of 2 more cups and stack them so that the seedling cup is raised off the ground.

I found that just having one cup I had a tendency not to drain properly - the cup sits in a film of water that stops full drainage from the cup.
Plus having 3 layers of plastic makes me feel better about reducing light getting to the roots.
 
@St. Tom @EP3 @Teetee this wee coco yoke is weirdin me out boys.. has had a grand total of 150ml of liquid in 7 days and this cup still doesn't feel light/dry.. 50ml 54 hours ago was the last.. here she is right now.. lights just on 10 mins..
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Is this normal?? This solo of coco is taking longer to dry out that soil by a fair bit.
 
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It was for me, i ended up stopping water for a couple days till she started drinking again. Keep the soil more airy to give the roots easy access to spread. Mine stayed stubby, shes only about 8" tall.
 
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