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basement grow
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Day 16
Got water on a few leaves yesterday. Didn't notice. Had lights on and burned the hell out of 3 leaves, 4 more got a few drops only. Plants don't seem to mind much, a few leaves look bad, but growth is still amazing. Devising a better refill system for the graduated system I am piecing together.
Chiller should be here within a week. Should make life much easier. Water bottles are a fine solution, but they are labor intensive. Spinning the bottle and then situating it into its perfect spot 4 times a day is becoming a pain.
Still considering raising lights a bit. Plants are very wide, and very short. Largest is about 8 inches across tip to tip, and only 3 inches tall. Not sure if there is a drawback at all to short plants, though. Could be this strain, referred to as a "dwarf".
Every node now has pretty good growth branching out, and even the cotys are showing new growth at the stem behind them. Purple "skin" on the seedling has now all peeled up and cracked revealing the green, woody stem below. Small diameter still, but fairly amazing considering their age. These plants are a lot of fun to watch.
Moved the fixed fan on the floor to a few new locations, testing the effect on the res temps, may have found the sweet spot. Will be a non-issue once chiller arrives, but nice for now.
Will take pics tommorrow.
Got water on a few leaves yesterday. Didn't notice. Had lights on and burned the hell out of 3 leaves, 4 more got a few drops only. Plants don't seem to mind much, a few leaves look bad, but growth is still amazing. Devising a better refill system for the graduated system I am piecing together.
Chiller should be here within a week. Should make life much easier. Water bottles are a fine solution, but they are labor intensive. Spinning the bottle and then situating it into its perfect spot 4 times a day is becoming a pain.
Still considering raising lights a bit. Plants are very wide, and very short. Largest is about 8 inches across tip to tip, and only 3 inches tall. Not sure if there is a drawback at all to short plants, though. Could be this strain, referred to as a "dwarf".
Every node now has pretty good growth branching out, and even the cotys are showing new growth at the stem behind them. Purple "skin" on the seedling has now all peeled up and cracked revealing the green, woody stem below. Small diameter still, but fairly amazing considering their age. These plants are a lot of fun to watch.
Moved the fixed fan on the floor to a few new locations, testing the effect on the res temps, may have found the sweet spot. Will be a non-issue once chiller arrives, but nice for now.
Will take pics tommorrow.