Awesome thank you, I'm going with LST probably seems more my level. I haven't had to really mix ferts yet but I'm using ro that reads a ph of 6.4-6.7 nothing added tds of 0-2. I used FF Ocean Forest with xtreme myko when I transplanted. I'm just worried about over feeding and watering. I know I'm good for a bit I just like to be prepared.
overwatering is not only the volume of water you give the soil but how often you do it. At this stage of early veg she has made good root progression but there is no point of watering to drain at this moment cuz the roots aren't even that long. (i'm not saying you can't, but i just do see a point) Instead, I would water in a circular shape from the outside leafs to the outside of the fiber pot. This creates a ring around the plant and allows roots to grow further to search for nutrients. Also, for easy calculation im just going to example a gallon of water. If your plant is taking a gallon of water then divide that into 4 quarters and give 30 min break between each watering. This allows air to to passthrough in the soil and not sufricate the roots. Also, the last quarter should be given inside the ring. If you do things correctly and pay attention, you'll see that the plant will suck down into the soil.
slowly bring the light down from 30inch and get the ppfd to 300ppfd. keep the intensity the same. if you notice any leaf curling but your temps and humidity is on point than go back to your previous setting by bring the light back up to 30 inch and instead at 50 and once its recouped you can turn the intensity up by 5%
Ok, I just transplanted a few days ago so I was waiting for it to adjust so its not stressed too much. I know the pot I used is probably too big so lesson learned there. One last thing. I just got some happy frog and ocean I want to mix them in a spare 5 gal fabric I have. How should I mix it?
A plant start vegetative growth when photosynthesis begins. Some light makers subdivide the veg cycle into seedling, early veg, and late veg.
good to know the main reason, I like the subdivide they've made as it makes it easy to follow. For me veg day starts when the lower branches start to develop. For some people might be different, but at the end of the day it really doesn't matter for photoperiods, unless going into flower. It's good to know the start day of flower but still base the finishing day on thrichomes.
Yeah I was waiting for more. I have a bag of ocean and it came with happy frog as a promo. How can I mix these? I mean whats a good ratio?
Week 2 of veg it looks like..maybe 3rd..you shouldn't put small plants into big pots..the roots don't form properly because the water drains away from the plant..might stunt the growth..it's better to size up the pots according to 'drip line' of leaves (outer measurement) where they hang over the pot..just free advice..plants look good you kept the lights nice and close so stretch was minimized!
