Sheik Verdin
New Member
Hello all, first time poster long time lurker here. So Swim is growing his first plants since he was 14 years old and has some questions first off 3 seeds were planted directly into a homemade soil mix containing:
peat
worm castings,
blood meal
fishbone meal
bone meal
gypsum
lime
alfalfa meal
glacial rock dust
green sand
kelp meal
broad spectrum fungal and bacterial innoculant.
After planting the soil was drenched with a mix of acadian soluble seaweed extract, Humega, Fulvic acid, and Grozyme.
When the seeds first started to push through the soil the same mix was applied again, and once more 2 days later.
I plan on giving my little babies Grozyme, Fulvic acid, and Humega everytime i water and will add kelp to the mix every 2nd or 3rd watering.
Do any of you see anything wrong with this plan? and if so could you explain? Thanks!
Also the temperatures in the growroom fluctuate between 22 and 28 degrees celsius will this be ok?
I am using two 55 watt sunblaster cfl's and two 54 watt t5ho's (5500k bulbs and roughly 17,000 lumens) in a space that is 2 feet wide x 1 foot long x 4 foot tall for veg
and plan on adding one 200 watt 2700k(thats an additional 14,000 lumens) sunblaster cfl when i begin flowering.
Their are 2 plants in this space that will be grown in 2 gallon pots.
Do you think this will be adequate and what kind of dry weights do you think i could achieve per plant with this set up?
3 days after planting all 3 seeds broke through the soil.
day 4 one of the seedlings died due to damping off.
day 6 the remaining seedlings are continuing to grow happy as can be.
one problem though today when i came home from work i realized the back door was left open and the temperature in my grow room was at 13 degrees celsius...
the seedlings still look green and lively but im just wondering if anyone could tell me if they are going to be too shocked from this to grow up big and strong? should i plant my last 3 seeds and try again?
Oh yea i was also wondering what the earliest point i could give a quarter dose of fertilizer would be?
peat
worm castings,
blood meal
fishbone meal
bone meal
gypsum
lime
alfalfa meal
glacial rock dust
green sand
kelp meal
broad spectrum fungal and bacterial innoculant.
After planting the soil was drenched with a mix of acadian soluble seaweed extract, Humega, Fulvic acid, and Grozyme.
When the seeds first started to push through the soil the same mix was applied again, and once more 2 days later.
I plan on giving my little babies Grozyme, Fulvic acid, and Humega everytime i water and will add kelp to the mix every 2nd or 3rd watering.
Do any of you see anything wrong with this plan? and if so could you explain? Thanks!
Also the temperatures in the growroom fluctuate between 22 and 28 degrees celsius will this be ok?
I am using two 55 watt sunblaster cfl's and two 54 watt t5ho's (5500k bulbs and roughly 17,000 lumens) in a space that is 2 feet wide x 1 foot long x 4 foot tall for veg
and plan on adding one 200 watt 2700k(thats an additional 14,000 lumens) sunblaster cfl when i begin flowering.
Their are 2 plants in this space that will be grown in 2 gallon pots.
Do you think this will be adequate and what kind of dry weights do you think i could achieve per plant with this set up?
3 days after planting all 3 seeds broke through the soil.
day 4 one of the seedlings died due to damping off.
day 6 the remaining seedlings are continuing to grow happy as can be.
one problem though today when i came home from work i realized the back door was left open and the temperature in my grow room was at 13 degrees celsius...
the seedlings still look green and lively but im just wondering if anyone could tell me if they are going to be too shocked from this to grow up big and strong? should i plant my last 3 seeds and try again?
Oh yea i was also wondering what the earliest point i could give a quarter dose of fertilizer would be?