Bridger207
Member
Hi everyone,
First of all, I really enjoy my time on the site and love the generosity people show with their advice, it has been very helpful.
I went to the NECANN convention over the weekend in Portland, Maine and got my hands on some seeds from two different vendors there. One was a local Maine company and the other was from, I think Oregon.
The Maine seeds are non-feminized and called Lemon MOB. I followed the directions they provided:
-Seeds into water for 18-24hours
-Jiffy pucks soaked for 15min in non ph'd water
-They are in a tent under a heat map and 3 sets of 4' T-8 lights with 6500 light spectrum
- I filled solo cups with nectar #4 soil and made room to place the jiffy pucks in so that they were surround by soil. I mixed in some great white mycorrhizae and pearlite prior to putting it into the cups.
- 6 were under a dome and 6 had baggies over the cups to help keep things from drying out.
So far 6 have sprouted, 5 from the cups with baggies and 1 from the dome. I am planning on going away for the weekend and was wondering what people would recommend I do to help keep things from drying out or avoiding dead plants when I come back on Sunday morning. Seems like the cups are holding their moisture well enough.
Thank you!
First of all, I really enjoy my time on the site and love the generosity people show with their advice, it has been very helpful.
I went to the NECANN convention over the weekend in Portland, Maine and got my hands on some seeds from two different vendors there. One was a local Maine company and the other was from, I think Oregon.
The Maine seeds are non-feminized and called Lemon MOB. I followed the directions they provided:
-Seeds into water for 18-24hours
-Jiffy pucks soaked for 15min in non ph'd water
-They are in a tent under a heat map and 3 sets of 4' T-8 lights with 6500 light spectrum
- I filled solo cups with nectar #4 soil and made room to place the jiffy pucks in so that they were surround by soil. I mixed in some great white mycorrhizae and pearlite prior to putting it into the cups.
- 6 were under a dome and 6 had baggies over the cups to help keep things from drying out.
So far 6 have sprouted, 5 from the cups with baggies and 1 from the dome. I am planning on going away for the weekend and was wondering what people would recommend I do to help keep things from drying out or avoiding dead plants when I come back on Sunday morning. Seems like the cups are holding their moisture well enough.
Thank you!