Todays Overview
- A. NUTRIENTS USED - None today
- B. PH - 6.0
- C. MEDIUM - B'cuzz hydromix hp
- D. TEMPERATURE - 85 (hot day)
- E. LIGHT CYCLE - VEG (24/7) ***changing to 18/6
- F. WATERING - Watered well when transplanted
- G. GROWTH NOTES - Today i finally took a day off work and decided to go ahead and finish the next phase. the flowering chamber. I installed everything and have pics to show some of the steps ( i wont bore u with the hole cutting and what not )
First of all, i hung the exhaust fan, and the light ( suspended from chain and hooks from walmart ) ... in the pic the light is still on the ground. the exhasut fan is to the top left. the intake hole is to the bottom right. its not in any of the pictures because my burnt ass forgot to cut it until afterwards
and yes, that is some cheap ass emergency blanket reflective material.. it beats drywall!
next step, i drilled a bunch of holes in the bottom of my 2 ten gallon rubbermaid containers ( i originally planned to house all 6 plants in these 2 but have now decided to put 2 in each container so i need to go get another one ) .. then i filled them about 1 - 1.5 inches with perlite for drainage..
next i filled them 3/4 way up with B'Cuzz..
i gave that a good watering with PHed water and superthrive.. then i proceeded with the next step
transplanting
a good tap or two and presto
then i placed it in the container.. topped it off with some more B'Cuzz.. then gave it some more water..
heres what they look like in their new home ( the pieces of tape are markers to let me know which clone is from which plant.. theres pics of how the clones are doing below )
heres the next round of babies to go into the Washing Machine!! this is after about a week in my DIY Clone Chamber.. roots showing ready to go.. i used the pots that i transplanted from for these