Hi and welcome to my journal HGs.
You are so kind Tok, thank you very much.
I am using this local craft cannabis soil, which some refer to as a super soil. I don't know if it is but my experience of it has led me to believe that it is better for robust outdoor plants in big pots or in the ground, than for my indoor grows. Here is the list of ingredients:
The third plant, my Gelato auto 2 is in a mixture of 1/3 mushroom compost and 2/3 soil. So far it is the healthiest looking plant of the three in my opinion, but it does have some spotting on some of the leaves. That one was never on a SWICK. I top watered after up-potting to the 20 L. Up until then I started the seedling on a SWICK. I have fed them microbes, mycos, fish hydrolysate, seaweed & molasses, and earth worm compost.
They are Mosca seeds fro, "Seed Bazzar" I have a year membership. SSgrowerHey SSG, I'd love to follow your journal but the titles in your signature don't seem to have links. Where can I find this grow? Your seeds sound different. I want to know more
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No, only a couple of liters. I believe the drainage is just right Tok.
I found it but quite a challenge lol. I'm subbed to that journal already but not getting notifications for some reason. In again now.
Morning Tok, you see the condition of the plant today. It is 2 days since it was watered. The bag is light and the bbq skewer comes out clean, showing dry soil. It makes me think that the plant needs more water.
and well-said Tok!If you tap on the sides of the pot does it feel like wood? A rootbound plant will feel solid in a cloth pot when you tap on it. Also, if you do decide to upcan it, don't cut off the old bag (pots cost money!), do this:
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If you tap on the sides of the pot does it feel like wood? A rootbound plant will feel solid in a cloth pot when you tap on it. Also, if you do decide to upcan it, don't cut off the old bag (pots cost money!), do this:
Hi LR, thank you. I'm glad you made that observation. Should I leave the plant for the day and watch?
This is a most excellent tip! Thank you.
If you tap on the sides of the pot does it feel like wood? A rootbound plant will feel solid in a cloth pot when you tap on it. Also, if you do decide to upcan it, don't cut off the old bag (pots cost money!), do this:
If your Parmesan is dry but looks overwatered it sounds like it's in the same predicament as my GM before I replanted it. Took a while for the roots to change over from water to soil but it finally sorted itself out. I'd water with just enough to get the top half wet but not the bottom half, or as close as possible to that impossible task.
Yeah, me! I never need to upcan my cloth pots so the only way I could do the demo was after harvest. Needs must.Someone stole your plant
Thanks! I got it from someone on the site years ago and wish I could remember who it was to give them credit.
Thank you. This is what I was thinking too. That's why I put the plant on the towel to wick after watering, so that the water doesn't sit in the roots at the bottom of the pot. It has been two days since it was last watered. I'll try that.If your Parmesan is dry but looks overwatered it sounds like it's in the same predicament as my GM before I replanted it. Took a while for the roots to change over from water to soil but it finally sorted itself out. I'd water with just enough to get the top half wet but not the bottom half, or as close as possible to that impossible task.
Oh, yes it does feel solid in there. I haven't felt anything like it before. I'm waiting for a friend to get back to me. I could do with some help with the up-can. I still need to buy the bag.Yeah, me! I never need to upcan my cloth pots so the only way I could do the demo was after harvest. Needs must.
Thanks! I got it from someone on the site years ago and wish I could remember who it was to give them credit.
Thank you. I poured in under 1 L just on the top. Hours later it still droops. Perhaps what I should do is feed the top roots daily rather than going for runoff. Runoff is for a different root system I think.
Just that you have powerful state of the lights in those @ViparSpectra 's! We're spoiled after looking at the near perfect light footprint they make, the edges outside the footprint will have plenty of PAR to make nice bud in my opinion. I've had nice bud down to the high 200's of PAR on the edges of footprints. Not ideal but fine.
Thank you for confirming what I hoped was the case. It sure looks like the three of them are good under there! Yay @ViparSpectra XS 1500 Pro! I am loving these lights. Also, I think having reflective white furniture helps me too.
