Voodoo Chile
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Hey all, been lurking for months, first post...
I hope this isn’t the wrong thread for this..
Thank you all for all your wisdom and kindness!
My setup:
2x4x8 tent
FFOF cut with perlite, about 6 to 1, soil to perl
300w LED Mars Hydro SP3000. 28 inches above, at 75% power.
6” AC inf duct fan (exhaust) w/ carbon filter
8” passive intake, filtered
2 smaller lower fans
4 total plants:
3x fem’d indica dom. from Twenty20: Avenue of the Giants
1 mystery bagseed
My 2 questions are, what if anything can i do to help if i up-potted too soon? And,
does this light distance and intensity seem ok at this stage?
I would absolutely appreciate any advice or encouragement!
I thought the growth looked slow and probably got too eager to get two of them out of
the year-old seed mix they were solo cupped in, so i transplanted all of them from solo cups,
into one-gal. Fabric pots just six days after they sprouted.
still trying to get climate dialed in..
Now it’s 83 f. 46% RH, but RH has swung from as low as 37% to the mid 60s.
Exhaust on constant low setting, 2;
The small fans were never pointed at the girls, just keeping minimal movement,
until increased a bit today.
i’m trying to upload pics..
Don’t they seem small?
The indica-doms are labeled A, B, and E.
the bag seed (labeled “D”), shot out of the seed mix like a rocket, and stretched; and the indicas are smallish,
so i increased light intensity gradually from 25% to 75% over the first 7 days, and planted the stretcher deeper on transplant.
The transplant wasn’t exactly smooth, so i guess they’re still recovering from that.
I’ve been watering with low ppm tap h2o, evaporated off for a day, and ph’d with distilled white vinegar, to 6.2 to 6.4; and once or twice, rainwater, at room temp.
i’m sure i over-watered the first couple days, and maybe still... Now every other day, and
since up-potting to 1 gal, i watered a half cup each or 4 fl ozs. once, so far.
The soil may have been damp when they went in.
Sorry for so many words.
appreciate any advice...
I hope this isn’t the wrong thread for this..
Thank you all for all your wisdom and kindness!
My setup:
2x4x8 tent
FFOF cut with perlite, about 6 to 1, soil to perl
300w LED Mars Hydro SP3000. 28 inches above, at 75% power.
6” AC inf duct fan (exhaust) w/ carbon filter
8” passive intake, filtered
2 smaller lower fans
4 total plants:
3x fem’d indica dom. from Twenty20: Avenue of the Giants
1 mystery bagseed
My 2 questions are, what if anything can i do to help if i up-potted too soon? And,
does this light distance and intensity seem ok at this stage?
I would absolutely appreciate any advice or encouragement!
I thought the growth looked slow and probably got too eager to get two of them out of
the year-old seed mix they were solo cupped in, so i transplanted all of them from solo cups,
into one-gal. Fabric pots just six days after they sprouted.
still trying to get climate dialed in..
Now it’s 83 f. 46% RH, but RH has swung from as low as 37% to the mid 60s.
Exhaust on constant low setting, 2;
The small fans were never pointed at the girls, just keeping minimal movement,
until increased a bit today.
i’m trying to upload pics..
Don’t they seem small?
The indica-doms are labeled A, B, and E.
the bag seed (labeled “D”), shot out of the seed mix like a rocket, and stretched; and the indicas are smallish,
so i increased light intensity gradually from 25% to 75% over the first 7 days, and planted the stretcher deeper on transplant.
The transplant wasn’t exactly smooth, so i guess they’re still recovering from that.
I’ve been watering with low ppm tap h2o, evaporated off for a day, and ph’d with distilled white vinegar, to 6.2 to 6.4; and once or twice, rainwater, at room temp.
i’m sure i over-watered the first couple days, and maybe still... Now every other day, and
since up-potting to 1 gal, i watered a half cup each or 4 fl ozs. once, so far.
The soil may have been damp when they went in.
Sorry for so many words.
appreciate any advice...
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