707finisher
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Not buying the large was a mistake, they take to long to dry just like he said. Just trying to make do, I have so much grow shit now I’ve tried and tested or not used yet, a big brick of coco, all kinds of nutes, lights, air pumps, water pumps, lol I gotta use some of this shit somehow. My money doesn’t grow on trees lolI’m not sure but have an idea, i use the larger square pots the herer seedlings are in, have 3 rows of 6, run 18 plants at a time, just scoot them over to the led as they flower.
The mature flowering plants seem to do ok, the seedlings didn’t like the led I don’t think. Cut a couple clones every week or so.... idk. They will get root bound most likely and start eating their leaves at the end.
Ive read mimed over and over say large perlite. I bought smaller stuff cause it was a third the price. I’m going to use my bonsai technique and screen out the small stuff to mix with coco and start using that instead of ocean forest for seedlings and cutting transplants. Then the large stuff left i am mixing 50/50 ffof with a little vermiculite.
2 reasons. Need them to dry faster, I want more frequent watering, currently 3-4 days on the fabric pots and 3-5 days on the pure happy frog the candy apple and wedding cake are in. side note on the pure happy frog. I sifted all the large chunks in the happy frog and put them on the bottom of the pots. So its super loose on the bottom but fine and compact on top.
And hopefully it will be harder to over fertilize i think. Hoping to train myself on nutrients between the cloner and reducing available nutes in the soil. Hopefully it doesn’t make them dry out to fast.....