Wow, you have a lot of work to do with this garden. Looks like a lot of fun.
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I try to put the effort at the start and kick back later. Wouldnt consider mixing 1500 liter soil fun but i'm learning to enjoy it haha
CO2 (Inkbird) controller arrived, and i had some test
First I took a reading in the room and it was like WTF 1350. Ok, lets see whats up
I tested outside, next to not little plants, and got 381. Dont know how accurate it is, but not too bad
Tested again inside, got 950-1350. I suspect the meter is ok, and the soil is doing this work.
Also in the last time I did soil with CO2, I noticed my bottle is lasting at least double compared to the coco room
As an outcome of this experiment, I will be mixing some little more soil, and let it cook in the room next to the plants
Lights arrived, need to rig the electricity and fixtures. Very packed schedule this week, I really hope to be able to flower by the end of it, early next week if not.
The plants I put in 30L pots a few days before the others, have mostly already filled the pots. Moving them to a 70-90L tub could be nice.
Next option is move them closer, feed and water more, and flower clones in the empty space 2 weeks afterwards.
Chopped clones today from the 3 biggest plants - Mango Lassi (please, if anyone got input on this one, let me know), Skunk 5 (not suspected to yield heavy) and Happy 4 (looks good).
First I took a reading in the room and it was like WTF 1350. Ok, lets see whats up
I tested outside, next to not little plants, and got 381. Dont know how accurate it is, but not too bad
Tested again inside, got 950-1350. I suspect the meter is ok, and the soil is doing this work.
Also in the last time I did soil with CO2, I noticed my bottle is lasting at least double compared to the coco room
As an outcome of this experiment, I will be mixing some little more soil, and let it cook in the room next to the plants
Lights arrived, need to rig the electricity and fixtures. Very packed schedule this week, I really hope to be able to flower by the end of it, early next week if not.
The plants I put in 30L pots a few days before the others, have mostly already filled the pots. Moving them to a 70-90L tub could be nice.
Next option is move them closer, feed and water more, and flower clones in the empty space 2 weeks afterwards.
Chopped clones today from the 3 biggest plants - Mango Lassi (please, if anyone got input on this one, let me know), Skunk 5 (not suspected to yield heavy) and Happy 4 (looks good).
I love your garden. There are a lot of different spider mites everywhere. They are searching for the right environment to repopulate.
The spider mites family includes about 1600 species, some of which are well-known due to their habits that are often injurious to plant life. These mites range in size from 1/25-1/20 inch (0.9-1.25 mm) long and are often visible to the naked eye. Google
The spider mites family includes about 1600 species, some of which are well-known due to their habits that are often injurious to plant life. These mites range in size from 1/25-1/20 inch (0.9-1.25 mm) long and are often visible to the naked eye. Google
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Ahhh Mango Lassi. I am interested in that cultivar. It is sold out at the point of origin.
I got it as a freebie, fastest growing plant in my grow
The sprays twice a day did slow the spider mites, but brought a pretty bad case of downy mildew (i believe).
I had enough of this, and yesterday I sprayed with wettable sulfur.
Electricity work and irrigation system takes longer than I expected, and I need them to move to flowering.
Hope itll be ready soon
The dehumidifier started its job and now humidity is around 50 instead of 80
Will probably get a second unit there soon
I had enough of this, and yesterday I sprayed with wettable sulfur.
Electricity work and irrigation system takes longer than I expected, and I need them to move to flowering.
Hope itll be ready soon
The dehumidifier started its job and now humidity is around 50 instead of 80
Will probably get a second unit there soon
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Pushing veg wayyy too long, I hope to switch tomorrow, but it depends on the electrician
Plants are heavily rooted, heavier than I like to move into flowering. Moving to 90 liter tubs is substantially more work and time and with most plants, I will avoid it.
So to mitigate the loss of nutrients, I have amended the soil with my fertilizer mix, matching the amount to the size of the plant. Then I've put fresh vermicompost at 2-4 cups per plant.
Next stage - mulch with rough coco
Plants are heavily rooted, heavier than I like to move into flowering. Moving to 90 liter tubs is substantially more work and time and with most plants, I will avoid it.
So to mitigate the loss of nutrients, I have amended the soil with my fertilizer mix, matching the amount to the size of the plant. Then I've put fresh vermicompost at 2-4 cups per plant.
Next stage - mulch with rough coco
Sexing done, 7 males - 4 goldens, one lemon, 2 dohs removed, back tray removed and plants put to fill empty spaces.
Not many Goldens left - probably will set the next selection on more Goldens, and a pack of zephyr from LuckyDog I have waiting. But funds are restrictive, and so the next selection is not planned for current year.
I believe theres a strong K deficiency, and I will amend im as soon as possible
Cheers
Not many Goldens left - probably will set the next selection on more Goldens, and a pack of zephyr from LuckyDog I have waiting. But funds are restrictive, and so the next selection is not planned for current year.
I believe theres a strong K deficiency, and I will amend im as soon as possible
Cheers
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