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Yeah I know I didn’t want to plant them all, especially since it is my first grow! but really don’t want to do more runs in the location. But I figure they are all fast flowering seeds With some low stress training and proper defoliation and lollipoping…You’re going to run out of room very quick with that many plants.
Yeah I know I didn’t want to plant them all, especially since it is my first grow! but really don’t want to do more runs in the location. But I figure they are all fast flowering seeds With some low stress training and proper defoliation and lollipoping…
What’s the worst that can happen if it becomes to packed?
If I have to in the flowering stage I could relocate to a closet or maybe just buy the 5x5
I understand, that makes sense. from what I’ve read and seen it supposed to be beneficial for autos to grow in 1 pot and not be transplanted. I guess no better teacher than experience right. I’m seeing that a lot of people have opinions and their own experiences. That where it gets a little confusing for me. I’m just going to keep it simple and not overdue it. And deal with problems as they arise if any. More than 1 way to skin a cat.I’m in my first grow as well, but from what I gather, you’ll have major issues reaching the back plants properly once they reach a certain size, and if you’re netting, you won’t be able to move the plants around to reach the back ones.
They’ll also be fighting for space and growing over each other, so they won’t grow as big as they could.
If you could, I would def split them up.
Also, seeds should be sown in smaller pots first to develop a stronger root system.
Oh, right, that might be true for auto's! I haven't done those yet, but they'll be next on my list. I'm definitely going to keep an eye on your grow so I can learn more before I dive in.I understand, that makes sense. from what I’ve read and seen it supposed to be beneficial for autos to grow in 1 pot and not be transplanted. I guess no better teacher than experience right. I’m seeing that a lot of people have opinions and their own experiences. That where it gets a little confusing for me. I’m just going to keep it simple and not overdue it. And deal with problems as they arise if any. More than 1 way to skin a cat.
I seen your grow man! the plants are looking nice! Awesome job. How many weeks?
Are they flowering yet?
Feel free vice versa. Like you said I’m gonna do this a grow diary lol.Oh, right, that might be true for auto's! I haven't done those yet, but they'll be next on my list. I'm definitely going to keep an eye on your grow so I can learn more before I dive in.
My plants were sowed (seed in soil) on 9/10, so I'm heading into week 6 of their growth :)
Yeah I germinated in soil. next time I’m going to soak for 20 hours and then use the paper towel methodOne of mine had the seed still stuck on, but I gently removed it and is one of my last 3 remaining out of the 6 I started with (I still have 4, but one isn’t in the tent and is supposed to be going to a friend).
Aside from the blurple, looks like your remaining sprouts are looking good :)
Yeah I germinated in soil. next time I’m going to soak for 20 hours and then use the paper towel method
One of mine had the seed still stuck on, but I gently removed it and is one of my last 3 remaining out of the 6 I started with (I still have 4, but one isn’t in the tent and is supposed to be going to a friend).
Aside from the blurple, looks like your remaining sprouts are looking good :)
I appreciate the advice.. yeah they are in 3 gal I doubt 8-10 weeks of flower. I’ve seen these strains on grow dairies go 10-11 weeks 4wk veg and 6 week flower. I got cal mag, silica, base nutrients. And then I have Gaia green all purpose, bloom and earth worth casting. I’m not going to crazy with all the nutrients.Give ya a little tip, you gonna run out of room quickly lol auto flowers don’t need anything over a 3gal container anything over is just a waste of soil and space
Don’t go off the breeders days their always way off specially for auto flowers they usually have 8-10 week of flowering alone so theirs your 60days just in flowering lol
And since your growing in coco, you might wanna grab something with bacillus (recharge,hydrogaurd,great white,etc) it’s should be the only extra thing you should use with nutes untill you get your mix and watering down before you go adding crazy amount of additives.
That’s how I do it, then right into a solo cup of soil. works like a charm every time. And you don’t need to worry about the water ph it’s the soil ph you need to watch when growing in soil. Looks good so farYeah I germinated in soil. next time I’m going to soak for 20 hours and then use the paper towel method
Oh I’ll grow anything, photo auto random don’t matter I’ll get it too work for the most part lol also if your into some good in depth reading, @Aqua Man has some of the most and best detailed info on cocoI believe thanks for the heads up. I’m not a smoker so I’m not in a rush. Rather have a better end product than rushing the process right. Yeah I was going to go with the top dressing deal. Until I found out how hot foxfarm coco loco was lol .But then I heard about the calmag deficiencies and seen a feeding schedule for the micro, grow,bloom nutrients so decided to buy just in case. At least have it. If I don’t use it now I will later Don’t plan on overdoing nutrition on anything just using get through this grow. Then I’ll have some actual experience with a grow. Find out there is a lot to learn! Trusting the process..
What do you grow? Autoflowers?
I seen your pics! Awesome
Nice little rule of thumb told to me long ago, autos never go over 600ppm it becomes a waste of nutesI have a 2x4 tent and with 2 auto's after 6 and a half weeks they have filled the tent up. Also 1200 ppm is way to high for seedlings I'm only feeding mine in coco loco 650ppm.
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Actually in coco soil water ph is more important since coco reacts different from traditional peat base soils. Soil PH is important but coco loco is pre buffered so as long the feeds stay with in 5.8-6.3 the soil PH “should” stay close on run off tests.That’s how I do it, then right into a solo cup of soil. works like a charm every time. And you don’t need to worry about the water ph it’s the soil ph you need to watch when growing in soil. Looks good so far
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