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Turquoise stone NL autos
Brown is Bruce Banner
No stone GMP
Love this monitor
I wasn't sure what to think aboutit at first as I believe it is better suited for indoor growing, and still do, as there's not a lot of conditions I can change. I do have an 8 gallon aquarium with a strong pump that does raise the humidity. I have 2 10" fans blowing air from the back of the greenhouse toward the open door. BUT I love this monitor and would highly suggest obtaining one if you grow indoors, a tent or a whole room and yes, even a greenhouse..
The seedlings will be kept moist and humid with tap water until next weekend
when they'll receive their first half strength Master Blend fertigation and given larger pots.
Growing in coco these DrainAway trays are killer. My plan is to set them up on a 2' high shelf and drain the waste water into a bucket below that I can use for one of 6 fruit trees, rotating as a little pick me up.
Growing inside is more difficult to drain the fetigation water but in coco the pot cannot sit in waste water.
One last thing, Autos are known for not doing well with being transplanted. Personally I’ve never had an issue with them but there have been a lot of reports, but using peat pots and coco coir there's no transplant shock. Just bury the peat pot and done
Turquoise stone NL autos
Brown is Bruce Banner
No stone GMP
Love this monitor
I wasn't sure what to think aboutit at first as I believe it is better suited for indoor growing, and still do, as there's not a lot of conditions I can change. I do have an 8 gallon aquarium with a strong pump that does raise the humidity. I have 2 10" fans blowing air from the back of the greenhouse toward the open door. BUT I love this monitor and would highly suggest obtaining one if you grow indoors, a tent or a whole room and yes, even a greenhouse..
The seedlings will be kept moist and humid with tap water until next weekend
when they'll receive their first half strength Master Blend fertigation and given larger pots.
Growing in coco these DrainAway trays are killer. My plan is to set them up on a 2' high shelf and drain the waste water into a bucket below that I can use for one of 6 fruit trees, rotating as a little pick me up.
Growing inside is more difficult to drain the fetigation water but in coco the pot cannot sit in waste water.
One last thing, Autos are known for not doing well with being transplanted. Personally I’ve never had an issue with them but there have been a lot of reports, but using peat pots and coco coir there's no transplant shock. Just bury the peat pot and done
Never got mine 
or seeds lol! good lookin out PulseJohn : ) 
the DrainAways. You can easily see how much runoff and you want 10-20% in coco grows. They are perfect. Many Thanks to DrainAway
