Lady Vadalon
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O.K I have two grows going at once. I am hopping that I am not bitting off more than I can chew. I needed to split my plants up the bigger ones and the smaller ones. I am hopping to have nine plants with this grow to bloom. I have not decided on the cola goal yet. I need to get them into better shape.
Some of these are clones from my first grow that was a disaster. The others are from seeds Querkle, Ghost Train and Space Bomb But, I am hopping that I have corrected the issues. The plants are small because I had choked the roots with mud. If you are new and reading this DON'T MAKE MUD!
The ones I started from seeds only 6 survived out of ten. I think I kept them to wet.
They are finally starting to grow and be healthy. These plants are in 1gal pots with FoxFarm soil. The nutrients that I am using is Kind. I am using Three T8 for mixed light spectrum. I can't find the covers that came with the lights to name the exact spectrums. I have added a bag of Co 2 that is placed in this tent and piped to the other tent that is in grow2/journal 1 with light suction. I have a carbon filter for this tent as well for things when it gets smelly. I live in a duplex smell control is a must. I have a box fan for circulation and light suction for fresh air in. The tent is only 8x5 and once more to much air and it bows the sides out. So, little in and a little out and lots of circulation in-between.
For the next transplant I will use Mykos mycrrhizal and will be going to 3 gal pots. I am also using Hygrozyme on them because of the root choking and it has helped get the roots back to the color that they should be and it helps with salt build up.These plants have been in the same pots for about 4 months. When I transplanted them from the solo cups I made the soil like mud and it smothered the roots so, they could not breath. I use this with every other watering now.
When I realized that I was smothering my plants I immediately took them out of the soil that they were in and got them into fresh soil in hope that they would recover. It has been 3.5 weeks in new soil and using the Hygrozyme to help eat the old roots. They are recovering slowly.
My water is transported in 30 gal barrels because I won't even drink the city water let alone my plants. I PH with lemon juice and it works for me. The temp in my tent is 70 to 75 degrease and the humidity fluctuates between 30% and 50%. It just depends on the weather outside. I figure they are still in veg the fluctuating should be O.K
this photo was taken 2/12/2014
Some of these are clones from my first grow that was a disaster. The others are from seeds Querkle, Ghost Train and Space Bomb But, I am hopping that I have corrected the issues. The plants are small because I had choked the roots with mud. If you are new and reading this DON'T MAKE MUD!
The ones I started from seeds only 6 survived out of ten. I think I kept them to wet.
They are finally starting to grow and be healthy. These plants are in 1gal pots with FoxFarm soil. The nutrients that I am using is Kind. I am using Three T8 for mixed light spectrum. I can't find the covers that came with the lights to name the exact spectrums. I have added a bag of Co 2 that is placed in this tent and piped to the other tent that is in grow2/journal 1 with light suction. I have a carbon filter for this tent as well for things when it gets smelly. I live in a duplex smell control is a must. I have a box fan for circulation and light suction for fresh air in. The tent is only 8x5 and once more to much air and it bows the sides out. So, little in and a little out and lots of circulation in-between.
For the next transplant I will use Mykos mycrrhizal and will be going to 3 gal pots. I am also using Hygrozyme on them because of the root choking and it has helped get the roots back to the color that they should be and it helps with salt build up.These plants have been in the same pots for about 4 months. When I transplanted them from the solo cups I made the soil like mud and it smothered the roots so, they could not breath. I use this with every other watering now.
When I realized that I was smothering my plants I immediately took them out of the soil that they were in and got them into fresh soil in hope that they would recover. It has been 3.5 weeks in new soil and using the Hygrozyme to help eat the old roots. They are recovering slowly.
My water is transported in 30 gal barrels because I won't even drink the city water let alone my plants. I PH with lemon juice and it works for me. The temp in my tent is 70 to 75 degrease and the humidity fluctuates between 30% and 50%. It just depends on the weather outside. I figure they are still in veg the fluctuating should be O.K
this photo was taken 2/12/2014
