Subliminator
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Hey what soil mix are you using, it looks like you got some wood chips in their?
DNA Lemon Skunk (Fem) from Speedy Seedz closet grow
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Subliminator
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So many questions, and beautiful plants I might add. What did you start the seeds in, I'm thinking about getting some plastic cups to start mine? Just wondering what you used on the one that wasn't rockwool?
ReelFiles
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Miracle Gro Organic Choice
http://www.scotts.com/smg/products/Miracle-Gro/soil/in_container/pdf/mgOrganicChoicePottingMix.pdf
I just stuck the germinated seed in a half inch deep hole, in the pots they are in now. At this stage it's really easy to over think it, just like I did when I was over watering. Just remember to keep it simple: Dirt, a bit of water and a good amount of light, just don't send them tanning or swimming.
Good luck brother and thanks for stopping by.
durbanmistyman
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nice man sub, i hope my lemon goes like that one is
doowmd
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looking good man! last year i had one in a pot that started to yellow like the one on the right......turns out it was the pot....the plant had reached the bottom of it and started to look crappy.....once transplanted to a bigger pot and babying for a few weeks it turned completly green again!
durbanmistyman
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if there is a dealer near you go with roots organics soil. good stuff
speedyseedz
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you got any kind of messenger program?
valhalla88
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Looks great my friend.
Could you please pm me about your cloning design there.
I am having problems with keeping the soil warmer then the air...
I tried a zilla aquarium heat pad but it just plugs in ,
so no way to control temperature .
I need to keep it around 80-85 degrees.
Again your plants look very healthy.
It will be fun watching them mature!
Thanks man
Could you please pm me about your cloning design there.
I am having problems with keeping the soil warmer then the air...
I tried a zilla aquarium heat pad but it just plugs in ,
so no way to control temperature .
I need to keep it around 80-85 degrees.
Again your plants look very healthy.
It will be fun watching them mature!
Thanks man
ReelFiles
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My sister was trying to grow plants in that thing. I told her she was an idiot and took it for cloning LOL. It comes with a sponge, but that leaves me having to cut the sponge after the clones root.. not optimal obviously. Cut up some rockwool cubes, cut clones put 'em in the clones then just let the water run. Nothing fancy and the water temperature is controlled by the room temperature.
You could probably rig something out of a computer fan controller if the pad runs on 12v. You gotta find a fan controller that comes with a thermal probe then attach probe and the wires to your heat pad. Not 100% sure if that would work, but I don't see why not. Something like this should work, but I don't see how they don't sell heat matts with controllers.
You could probably rig something out of a computer fan controller if the pad runs on 12v. You gotta find a fan controller that comes with a thermal probe then attach probe and the wires to your heat pad. Not 100% sure if that would work, but I don't see why not. Something like this should work, but I don't see how they don't sell heat matts with controllers.
ReelFiles
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A buddy of mine seems to think that the yellowing is caused by not having enough perlite in my mix, essentially binding up the tap root with a muddy mix. He thinks that re-potting and loosening up the rootball should help. If his logic is right that would mean that the plant in the rockwool is doing better because it is letting oxygen get to the root system where the dirt can't clump together. I am fairly confident in his skills so I am going to try to get some new potting mix this weekend and mix some perlite in this time.