Thanks and welcome to my journeyCount me in for the ride mang, I got a smart pot too, kinda messy but great results
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Thanks and welcome to my journeyCount me in for the ride mang, I got a smart pot too, kinda messy but great results
Just watch out for the Bruce Jenner'sHello all. So the time has come to actually start a journal. I’ve posted a question or two in here regarding germination, and what to do/expect regarding sprouts not quite free of their seed casings. Thanks to all for pointing me in the right direction and offering info and support.
I now have 3 sour cracks above ground. 2 still had their helmets on this morning. I got antsy and removed them using a couple of toothpicks. When I got home I noticed one still hadn’t opened up. After a closer look it seemed like it still had its membrane (is that even the right term? Lol!) stuck to it keeping the tiny leaves closed/folded up and in. Anyways took matters into my own hands (literally) and removed it as well. So I now have three girls free and clear of their shackles. This is an open invitation to all to feel free to share any suggestions/experiences with me along the way.
Setup:
3x 3 gal airpots, 4x2x6 tent, 3 Autocobs from our very own BigSm0, and I’ll be using TaNg’s feeding schedule with the AN lineup
I figure I’m a few weeks away from needing a carbon filter and fan and would appreciate any recommendations that you all may have. Wish me luck and may we be celebrating a great little harvest in early May!!
P.S. I recently noticed a member on here @MikeyB420 named his plants after some famous sisters so taking a page out of his book, I’ll be raising Kim, Kourtney, and Khloe!
Yeah, unless you want that stretch then you good. Otherwise 1" a day until your babies prayLoving soil grows so I'm in. The girls may be a bit leggy, if the continue you can build up a little soil around main stem for stability. This probably means your light might be a little to high. IMO. Good luck with the grow! [emoji3]
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That’s exactly what I was thinking since SC is supposed to be a somewhat smaller plant. I’ve already lowered the light a few more inches. Had it at 4feet when they first broke through. Then went down to to 42, then 40 half a day then 38 the other half, going to leave it at 32-34 until around the 3 week mark then they’ll each get their own autocob and I’ll see how they react to 24 -26 inches..Yeah, unless you want that stretch then you good. Otherwise 1" a day until your babies pray
thanks for the advice on building up soil to support!Loving soil grows so I'm in. The girls may be a bit leggy, if the continue you can build up a little soil around main stem for stability. This probably means your light might be a little to high. IMO. Good luck with the grow! [emoji3]
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So, I’m happy to report that my environment is steady at 24C and 40%. Also I’ve noticed some progress in regards to the 2nd set of leaves. So things are looking up. I’ll hold off until the weekend before giving them any nutes again.A lot of nutes for that age, rh is a bit low, so if you can rise up to 40%, looking good, but getting light closer as 36 for long you'll grill the babys