Indoor Sofem Ryder Die in ProMix HP & Mega Crop

[Kyote]

This is #3 indoor grow for me. Gives me something to focus on during the cold and rainy fall and winter. I was gonna say it keeps me sane, yet that may be stretching the truths a bitz

The set up
3 x 3 tent
320w qb
Passive air intake
Circulating fan x 2
Variable speed exhaust fan
Inkbird controlled humidifier
3 gallon fabric pots
ProMix HP
Greenleaf nutes
Myco Grow
Grow Gnome

Ryder Die Seeds are Sofem Genetics from GreenGrass Seeds. Me daughter picked these out to grow, so here we go!


Will be using VPD during this grow for RH and temperature once the domes come off. If you don't know about VPD and want to know, click ==>VPD calculator


Soaked seeds for 16 hours, then into a paper towel. They were all ready to go into pots after 24 hours in the towel. I missed taking a picture of the roots all tangled together in the towel. First time that has happened. Was more concerned about getting them separated and into their pots at the time. Did snap a quick pic once i got them separated and ready for a light Myco - Grow dusting. Sheesh on me eh.

Sunday, October 11, is day one above ground. After separating the tangled roots, they received a light dusting of Myco - Grow. I also took about 1.5 cups of medium out of each pot and sprinkled in 1/4 teaspoon of Myco - Grow into it, and returned it to the pots. First time using Myco - Grow.

helmet attached

Hello!

Give me a better photo next time ol man

They all got their domes on. Grow Gnome supervising.

Ok so we be up and running. The Sofem seeds are vigorous so far. Fast germination and all popped after untangling their baby roots. So we will see how they grow.

Shoutout to @Rebel at Green Grass Seeds for the no hassle payment and international shipping

That's all folks for this week - have a goodn!

 

[420Forever]

This is #3 indoor grow for me. Gives me something to focus on during the cold and rainy fall and winter. I was gonna say it keeps me sane, yet that may be stretching the truths a bitz

The set up
3 x 3 tent
320w qb
Passive air intake
Variable speed exhaust fan
Inkbird controlled humidifier
3 gallon fabric pots
ProMix HP
Greenleaf nutes
Myco Grow
Grow Gnome

Ryder Die Seeds are Sofem Genetics from GreenGrass Seeds. Me daughter picked these out to grow, so here we go!


Will be using VPD during this grow for RH and temperature once the domes come off. If you don't know about VPD and want to know, click ==>VPD calculator


Soaked seeds for 16 hours, then into a paper towel. They were all ready to go into pots after 24 hours in the towel. I missed taking a picture of the roots all tangled together in the towel. First time that has happened. Was more concerned about getting them separated and into their pots at the time. Did snap a quick pic once i got them separated and ready for a light Myco - Grow dusting. Sheesh on me eh.

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Sunday, October 11, is day one above ground. After separating the tangled roots, they received a light dusting of Myco - Grow. I also took about 1.5 cups of medium out of each pot and sprinkled in 1/4 teaspoon of Myco - Grow into it, and returned it to the pots. First time using Myco - Grow.

helmet attached
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Hello!
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Give me a better photo next time ol man
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They all got their domes on. Grow Gnome supervising.
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Ok so we be up and running. The Sofem seeds are vigorous so far. Fast germination and all popped after untangling their baby roots. So we will see how they grow.

Shoutout to @Rebel at Green Grass Seeds for the no hassle payment and international shipping

That's all folks for this week - have a goodn!

into the brave new world! ppp

 

[Kyote]

grrrr... i check the plantz after dark time n sumz critter ate the 2 sets of leaves off one of them :... I shouldn't have brought that one in from outside

Don't bring plants from outside into a clean tent is wat me brain said, n then there was the "gotta give that plant a chance so bring it in" brain speakin too - so i'll give the stem a day n see if it's a goner or pushes out a new set..

So lookz like there's two survivors. One is doin much better than the other that is real small. The one that got ate was the middle size one. Kinda likes "that one too small, that one too big, but that one just right to eat"

An the grow gnome.. he was sleepinz too i guess.. with the lights out.

This one doesn't look quite right - nothing but h2o and see how she growz

So that's it this week. Maybe drop another seed in a day to replace the eaten one. An toss the outdoor plant on the compost pile.

 

[Kyote]

Two still alive and see how this goes.
Looks like another seed popped in the pot that got ate. If it is still alive next week,
I 'll say what it is. For now, it's just a green speck in a pot.

An datz dat. Short n sweetz this week it is

 

[Kyote]

Vegging along here and a new seedling to replace Mama Bear, who was devoured by Goldilocks, the earwig. The new seedling is a Dinafem Critical+2.0. I grew two of these outdoors over the summer, so I have an idea of what to expect with it.

Papa Bear is coming along nicely. This seed sprouted first, and had the fastest root. Baby Bear, well, she's keeping small for the time being. Mama Bear got ate. Papa was too big to eat, baby to small. but mama was just right. Oh well.

Started feeding the Ryder's with 2mg/gal MC, .5g SC, and .5g cal/mag pro. H2o is rain water ph'd after adding nutrients.

The C+2 is getting .5g/gal of MC. I am trying this as I added Myco-Grow to the medium. See how she does.

The tent VPD has been .9 to 1.1 for the past week. A compromise between the seedling and the veggers.

Light meter reads 26k for reference. Light has been on 24/0 and now is at 19/5 for the remainder of the grow.

Baby Bear

Papa Bear

C+2.0 and what is left of Mama Bear

So there is the current state of tent. I'm paying a bit closer attention to the weight of the pots this grow, watering when they feel lighter but not as light as a dry pot. I'm using rain water instead of well water as the ppm's were pretty high for the well water. See if I notice a difference between the well water and rain water. And as soon as the C_2 gets a good set of second leaves, I'll up the lighting a bit.

And that's that for now

 

[420Forever]

Vegging along here and a new seedling to replace Mama Bear, who was devoured by Goldilocks, the earwig. The new seedling is a Dinafem Critical+2.0. I grew two of these outdoors over the summer, so I have an idea of what to expect with it.

Papa Bear is coming along nicely. This seed sprouted first, and had the fastest root. Baby Bear, well, she's keeping small for the time being. Mama Bear got ate. Papa was too big to eat, baby to small. but mama was just right. Oh well.

Started feeding the Ryder's with 2mg/gal MC, .5g SC, and .5g cal/mag pro. H2o is rain water ph'd after adding nutrients.

The C+2 is getting .5g/gal of MC. I am trying this as I added Myco-Grow to the medium. See how she does.

The tent VPD has been .9 to 1.1 for the past week. A compromise between the seedling and the veggers.

Light meter reads 26k for reference. Light has been on 24/0 and now is at 19/5 for the remainder of the grow.

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Baby Bear
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Papa Bear
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C+2.0 and what is left of Mama Bear
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So there is the current state of tent. I'm paying a bit closer attention to the weight of the pots this grow, watering when they feel lighter but not as light as a dry pot. I'm using rain water instead of well water as the ppm's were pretty high for the well water. See if I notice a difference between the well water and rain water. And as soon as the C_2 gets a good set of second leaves, I'll up the lighting a bit.

And that's that for now

rainwater truly is the secret ingredient, uh-huh...jus sayin & carry on plz...:smoking: ppp

 

[Kyote]

Week three on the Ryder Die in the books and week one on the Critical+2.0.

Papa bear and Baby bear doing ok. Little Critical+2.0 finding her roots.

Feeding the Ryder's with 2g/gal MC, .5g SC, and .5g cal/mag pro. H2o is rain water ph'd after adding nutrients.

The C+2 is getting .5g/gal of MC. I am trying this as I added Myco-Grow to the medium. See how she does.

The tent VPD has been .9 to 1.1 for the past week. A compromise between the seedling and the veggers.

Light meter reads 31k, up 5k from last week, for reference. Light is at 19/5 for the remainder of the grow.


C+2 still with us, made it her first week

Baby Bear

And Papa Bear

And that's that for this week folkz

 

[Olderfart]

Week three on the Ryder Die in the books and week one on the Critical+2.0.

Papa bear and Baby bear doing ok. Little Critical+2.0 finding her roots.

Feeding the Ryder's with 2mg/gal MC, .5g SC, and .5g cal/mag pro. H2o is rain water ph'd after adding nutrients.

The C+2 is getting .5g/gal of MC. I am trying this as I added Myco-Grow to the medium. See how she does.

The tent VPD has been .9 to 1.1 for the past week. A compromise between the seedling and the veggers.

Light meter reads 31k, up 5k from last week, for reference. Light is at 19/5 for the remainder of the grow.


C+2 still with us, made it her first week
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Baby Bear
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And Papa Bear
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And that's that for this week folkz

Hey @Kyote, good to see you here. It looks like you are set up for a nice indoor grow, and have at least two really happy plants. I am still early in my winter grow setup, one Seedsman Northern Lights on its third set of leaves, and a few seeds still doing their thing, I hope, under the dirt. Different adventure for me this year, living soil in 10 gallon pots fed by an Autovalve. I have an infestation of bloody gnats already, so this may turn out to be a gong show. Buggered a few seeds so far, but still on track to produce some bud and some seeds if I can get a few more seedlings past the bugs.

Good luck with the grow, I am subbed.

 

[Kyote]

Hey @Kyote, good to see you here. It looks like you are set up for a nice indoor grow, and have at least two really happy plants. I am still early in my winter grow setup, one Seedsman Northern Lights on its third set of leaves, and a few seeds still doing their thing, I hope, under the dirt. Different adventure for me this year, living soil in 10 gallon pots fed by an Autovalve. I have an infestation of bloody gnats already, so this may turn out to be a gong show. Buggered a few seeds so far, but still on track to produce some bud and some seeds if I can get a few more seedlings past the bugs.

Good luck with the grow, I am subbed.

Oh did you got gnats in the soil? Those lil buggers are a pain.

If you journal, tag me on it as I want to see how long your NL take. They are known for being on the longer side.

I got in on the Seedstockers seeds and they will be showing up any day now so I have beans for awhile. I do want to get some Green Poison autos as I love the smoke from the Green Poison photos that i grew over the summer. Got hit with a minor bit of rot towards the end, but not like what you experienced with rain everyday in August. The plan is to stick with the autos next summer.

Good to hear from you and stay warm in the great north!

 

[Olderfart]

Oh did you got gnats in the soil? Those lil buggers are a pain.

If you journal, tag me on it as I want to see how long your NL take. They are known for being on the longer side.

I got in on the Seedstockers seeds and they will be showing up any day now so I have beans for awhile. I do want to get some Green Poison autos as I love the smoke from the Green Poison photos that i grew over the summer. Got hit with a minor bit of rot towards the end, but not like what you experienced with rain everyday in August. The plan is to stick with the autos next summer.

Good to hear from you and stay warm in the great north!

Hello again @Kyote. My journal this time is a blog here:

https://www.autoflower.org/threads/doing-it-in-wormy-soil-and-autopots.80424/

I'm not 100% sure where the gnats came from. It was either my soil that I built up over the summer outdoors, or the starter mix I mixed in to back off the nutes in the initial planting area. My bet is the starter mix which I did not treat with Bti. The soil I brought in was heavily treated with Bti, so I think the emerging larvae in that stuff were killed. I forgot to treat the starter mix I got from the local garden shop, and I now suspect it had eggs in it.

Anyway, I have done what I can to control the little bastards, so we shall see how it goes. The soil experience could be a failure, but I have lots of bud, so I am not going to sweat it. I just wanted to see what I could do with the soil I built up over the summer.

The Northern Lights in my grow will be a bit of a side project in a 2 liter pot. I originally intended it to be the stud to make some seeds with, but abandoned that plan due to the risk of running out of time. There are more details in the blog.

Happy growing @Kyote, I hope you knock it out of the park!