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Thanks, I grow veggies hydroponically for a living so I am hoping my knowledge will transfer!Good luck! Sounds like you’ve done your homework, should do great
I am planting into coco which is soil(ish), but I personally have more experience with soil when it comes to seeding so I chose jiffy pods. I'm not sure that it would make much of a difference for sprouting seeds. I use peat/polymer plugs and pro-mix flats at work for seeding/cloning. I just recently used Rockwool for the first time for some greenhouse tomatoes that will go into a recirculating dwc.For sure it will. Why no rockwool then? Im just starting an all rockwool grow,
Thank you! I am excited to finally begin this adventure as it is long overdue.Welcome to, The Farm!! Looking forward to seeing your grow adventures!!
Your gonna have to flip from sprout if you plan to fit 16 in there. Technically you may be able to fit the pots but airflow n all gonna be real limited with 16 in a 4x4. I got 4 covering a 4x5 nowHello all, this is my first grow. As the title says I am starting from seed in a 4x4 tent using a 630 watt sunsystem lec. I will be running coco/perlite mix with Jacks nutrients and added microbes and other beneficial ingredients. I am popping 39 regular seeds, 18 from Cult Classics "Eiffel Tower" (Paris Og x Freshies), 11 Daffy from a local, and 10 Duck Hunter (Daffy x Barking Dog) also from a local.
I started my seeds in jiffy soil pods and used RO water with half strength 3-2-1 jacks formula with recharge beneficial and a touch of silica. PH rested at 6.1.
No need for pictures quite yet.
I'm assuming I will get 18 - 23 males leaving me with 16 - 21 females, out of those there will be a couple weaklings. To determine sex I plan on taking clones of each plant and immediately putting the clones into flower with my extra light to tell me male or female. I am hoping to be left with around 16 plants and will hopefully run 3 - 5 gallon smart pots
Jiffy’s used to be my go to. Now I use root riots. They’re like sponges tuck seed or clone in n let it go. They don’t need to swell up they stay perfect cube shape to drop in cell trays. Cost a little more but they are real easy to use n work just as good if not better than the jiffy’s.I am planting into coco which is soil(ish), but I personally have more experience with soil when it comes to seeding so I chose jiffy pods. I'm not sure that it would make much of a difference for sprouting seeds. I use peat/polymer plugs and pro-mix flats at work for seeding/cloning. I just recently used Rockwool for the first time for some greenhouse tomatoes that will go into a recirculating dwc.
Thanks for the well thought out reply, I will be running 3-gallon pots, not 5, but honestly, it depends on plant count. My reason for running so many is because this is basically a mini pheno-hunt. Once I find something I like I will probably run 6-9 plants in 7 gallon pots.Your gonna have to flip from sprout if you plan to fit 16 in there. Technically you may be able to fit the pots but airflo...
lmao, asked a few different growers and they all said hps for yeild, and cmh or lec for flavor. I decided on flavor, I'm sure a 4x4 can support my habit.Well ya picked the right light
Mr jujitsu what kinda yields you run 4x4 plots right? I seen somewhere but can’t find it. I need to find your thread. I seen them monster plants. I’m trying first scrog with 46-9 is still overkill for a 4x4. I run 2 ScrOG And fill it. I could run 4 with super low veg time, any more and you will have issues. Just saying from experience and that light is going to bring the heat. Good luck but much of what I was going to say was said above. Good luck!
Mr jujitsu what kinda yields you run 4x4 plots right? I seen somewhere but can’t find it. I need to find your thread. I seen them monster plants. I’m trying first scrog with 4
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