68-69 is perfect in my opinion. Not that I’m super experienced but my night temps are constantly 68 at night that’s actually my setting on the thermostat. I believe they can go as low as 65 but don’t quote me. If you were to put the heater I’d put it in the shed not the tent, I believe you had a shed
so my bayite controllers have a red glow from the display too. I have had to tape a drink coozie over display, done.
Yes I had to over light on dehumidier and little red light on the heater. I was lucky I only have a 2x4 tent the inkbird controller probe is only 5 maybe 6 feet. I have AC infinity tent so I stuffed the wire where the inline fan controller wire go. gave me just enough to hang the 2 probes close to each other so the readings are about the same. the probes are like 6inches above the plants because that as close as the inkbird one will get. When I go up in pot size here soon we should be closer to the plant canopy.
Those are some knarley roots!Garden Update:
The Ice Cream Cake is definitely growing quickly now. The new growth from when I get it looks good the old leaves look a little rough still but the plant looks good
The Applewood plant filled the solo cup with roots so I had to go ahead and transplant. I heard one time that if a plant gets root bound once it can possibly degrade the final product of the plant so I really try to make sure my plant never completely fills the pots and start wrapping around. I am still waiting for my 10 gallon living soil fabric pots to come in so I went ahead and put it into a 1 gallon. I think it will stay in here about a week and a half before getting into its final pot.
Also this plant is so short. I dont think the light is powerful enough to make it so squat I think its genetics but idk really. I put the plant to the side of the light instead of under the light make this will help it stretch a little but we will see.
I tape over the lights.
Busted the last one I did too. Oh well!
Everyone is looking great don, and the applewood has some nice tight nodes.. good job so far...can't wait to see what ya do with the 10g potsGarden Update
So last few days temps and humidity have been pretty steady. Im really liking the inkbird so far. I have the living soil grow bags, barley straw, root wise microbes and neem on the way. Once that get here prob by Monday I think the girls may be ready for their final transplant into the 10 gal pots. Biggest Ive ever done is a 5 gallon pot and it did well but hoping the 10 gal will give me bigger roots and fruits.
I was doing so training on the clone and oops accidently broke off a branch... The plant was growing so nicely until I had to go being all rough lol. It was pretty even on 4 sides now the lowers are trying to fill the space. I figured I'd break a few branches coming back but still sad. This may work out for the better anyway now that I have more tops. I think I'm going to put a net up to weave the branches through to try to fill this canopy but we will see.
The Applewood is liking her up potting he has grown a lot since the transplant. I even saw a couple roots sticking out the bottom already. Hoping growth explodes even more her soon so I can top it. I think the clone is going to take most of the tent. So this one can hopefully catch up a little while the other one get most of the training.
know how you felt with the applewoods, I got new genectics last week and have tried to germ 3 so far no go!!! WTF? Never had this happen. trying to germ one at a time to get a couple week spread on each, if i dont get one going soon my perpetual schedule will be screwed.one cracked but does not look healthy enough to survive. The kosher kush popped but no sign of emerging although some kind of weed volunteer emerged
Thanks Otter. I can do 44. Ima look it up.
Ya it was topped on the 6th node. Then "Ponytailed" idk thats what ima call it lol. But I saw that on here sometime before I took my 3 year break so cant really say who I got it from but someone on here.
