ardalee
Active Member
Hey guys, I'm doing a new grow in a Aerogarden I bought the other day. I transferred 3 of my soil grown plants into the aerogarden system. They have been in there for about three days now. Two of them are looking a little rough. I've included pictures. I need some help, I think it's probably just shock from being transplanted into the aerogarden from soil, but who knows. I cleaned the roots thouroghly before I switched them over to make sure that none of the dirt would clog the filter. I'm going today to go and purchase the ph up and down, fox farm trio (or GH trio), and a pH meter. I was just a bit worried to start these three on nutrients in their current condition.
I'm keeping the ambient air temp in the proper range. So it don't think that is that cause for the droopiness. I've rigged up 4-100 total watt ea. cfls and they are doing great. I had intended on doing this as strictly a soil grow indoors but I was shopping the other day and found this AG in clearance for $60!!! I couldn't pass that up. Also, they are about 3-4 weeks old, however for the 1st 3-4 weeks they have been in soil so that is why they aren't ginormous like they would be in the aero system. I'm thinking about going ahead and putting them into flowering to keep them smaller since this is an indoor grow. Any thoughts? I'm up for suggestions or any advice. I'm by no means a novice grower or plants or a novice in hydro, but this is my first pot grow.... I'm just using bagseed that came off of some mids, didn't want to burn some good seed my first try. I will try and keep posting pics to keep you all updated.
Also, I'm going to need a bit of help sexing these. I know generally you can't tell until you put them into the flowering stage. Do you guys think its to soon to flower them? I know some people go str8 to flowering. I really want to keep their height down. I don't think this will kill my yield too much.
This is a pic of the whole setup, it's in a box I made with aluminum foil around it. There are two fans in the room, only one is pictured, air circulation isn't a problem. I also have two airstones in the aerogarden to help aerate the water.
These are the 3 plants I have left in soil, to finish out or to transfer to hopefully get a full aerogarden of 3 females. I would eventually like to get a mother and just clone. Alot of my nursury education came from propogation, so this is one area I would really excel in.
A bit droopy....
This one is droopin a bit, but it is also yellowing a bit. Probably from the lack of nutrients in the water. I'm going to buy them today.
This one is the droopiest of them all. It was the best plant I had too pre transfer!!! Sucks
I'm keeping the ambient air temp in the proper range. So it don't think that is that cause for the droopiness. I've rigged up 4-100 total watt ea. cfls and they are doing great. I had intended on doing this as strictly a soil grow indoors but I was shopping the other day and found this AG in clearance for $60!!! I couldn't pass that up. Also, they are about 3-4 weeks old, however for the 1st 3-4 weeks they have been in soil so that is why they aren't ginormous like they would be in the aero system. I'm thinking about going ahead and putting them into flowering to keep them smaller since this is an indoor grow. Any thoughts? I'm up for suggestions or any advice. I'm by no means a novice grower or plants or a novice in hydro, but this is my first pot grow.... I'm just using bagseed that came off of some mids, didn't want to burn some good seed my first try. I will try and keep posting pics to keep you all updated.
Also, I'm going to need a bit of help sexing these. I know generally you can't tell until you put them into the flowering stage. Do you guys think its to soon to flower them? I know some people go str8 to flowering. I really want to keep their height down. I don't think this will kill my yield too much.
This is a pic of the whole setup, it's in a box I made with aluminum foil around it. There are two fans in the room, only one is pictured, air circulation isn't a problem. I also have two airstones in the aerogarden to help aerate the water.
These are the 3 plants I have left in soil, to finish out or to transfer to hopefully get a full aerogarden of 3 females. I would eventually like to get a mother and just clone. Alot of my nursury education came from propogation, so this is one area I would really excel in.
A bit droopy....
This one is droopin a bit, but it is also yellowing a bit. Probably from the lack of nutrients in the water. I'm going to buy them today.
This one is the droopiest of them all. It was the best plant I had too pre transfer!!! Sucks