Hollatchaboy
Well-Known Member
Cover crop? Look at you go!
I don't know WTF I'm doing here.....
- Thread starter Marq1340
- Start date
Hollatchaboy
Well-Known Member
What size containers?
Faithster88
Active Member
looking 1000 percent better brotha!!
Marq1340
Well-Known Member
3 gallons
Hilarious. Planted too early though.Cover crop? Look at you go!
I tried to be proactive and planted some of the cover crop days before and just covered it up with a dark cloth, well when it was time to transplant I was shocked to find this
.
Marq1340
Well-Known Member
Thank you. Trying to stay confident. Thanks for the boost!looking 1000 percent better brotha!!
JewelRunner
Well-Known Member
You could get the temp up another 5-8 degrees running led. Would probably drop humidity closer to 60 too which is pretty ideal
Marq1340
Well-Known Member
Thanks. Been running my ac lower than usual due to the heat but it's much cooler today. As for the humidity I could back off on the humidifier.
zeem
Well-Known Member
I'd love to know which specific GAIA GREEN amendments that you recommend. Thanks for sharing!
Marq1340
Well-Known Member
Was installing the inline fan and filter during the germination stage and knocked over all of the solo cups, some even spilling the top layers of their soil......
Not only did this destroy the germination process for some of the seeds but it also mixed up the seeds so I currently only know for sure where the Northern Lights from seedsman are....
I gave up on another solo cup that was knocked over but kept it around for the clovers that I had in it, well little did I know there was a little fighter in there hiding its head.
Its developing faster than the others, would be cool if I could somehow turn this into a reverse plant for more seeds.
Not only did this destroy the germination process for some of the seeds but it also mixed up the seeds so I currently only know for sure where the Northern Lights from seedsman are....
I gave up on another solo cup that was knocked over but kept it around for the clovers that I had in it, well little did I know there was a little fighter in there hiding its head.
Its developing faster than the others, would be cool if I could somehow turn this into a reverse plant for more seeds.
Marq1340
Well-Known Member
So my plan was to lift the pots while dry and then water and lift again to compare. I completely forgot....and watered all of the plants without weighing them...
That's not my biggest concern though. I thoroughly soaked each pot using a little over a gallon of water but I still don't know if I did enough. I'm still not certain what amount of water to give each pot.
That's not my biggest concern though. I thoroughly soaked each pot using a little over a gallon of water but I still don't know if I did enough. I'm still not certain what amount of water to give each pot.
Last edited:
PJ Diaz
Well-Known Member
Some growers use waterproof scales, and just have every plant on a scale to know exactly when and how much to water.So my plan was to lift the pots while dry and then water and lift again to compare. I completely forgot....and watered all of the plants without weighing them...
That's not my biggest concern though. I thoroughly soaked each pot using a little over a gallon of water but I still don't know if I did enough. I'm still not certain what amount of water to give each pot.
EDIT.. Check it out:
Hollatchaboy
Well-Known Member
If you're doing living soil, just water 5% water to soil volume. When it gets bigger, up it to 10%. If using bottled nutes, water to 20% runoff.
Hollatchaboy
Well-Known Member
I would think the top leaves would be affected if it were light burn.
Marq1340
Well-Known Member
Besides ph, and light burn I guess it could have happened one of the days I did a foliar spray. Maybe too close to lights on time.
Hollatchaboy
Well-Known Member
It's definitely possible. Keep an eye on it and the rest of the leaves for any signs.
Marq1340
Well-Known Member
Will do thanks.