That’s my hope brother.What's impressive to me is how the aerial part of it looks on par with most other 1week, 1day-olds. Talk about maximizing resources, I bet the photosynthetic efficiency is bonkers.
I’m pulling for him ! No roids right? Lol
Naw that was Mark McGuireI’m pulling for him ! No roids right? Lol
I’m not huge baseball fan but ya can’t mention maquire with out mentioning Sammy ! They made it worth watchingNaw that was Mark McGuire
Have you looked into Raspberry Pi? They are stupid expensive right now due to the whole chip shortage thing but full linux os and GPIO pins allowing for I2C or whatever scheme you got up your sleeves.Thanks! I'll try to get a build blog going once I get started. Have been putting the build on hold in wait for some Thread enabled mcus to be released (wanted to combine this with some offline wireless sensor hacking) to be able to easily setup parallel grows/strains controlled by the same master.
Need to put constraints on myself not to over engineer this, just as you this is just for personal use, but I like the idea of expandability and being able to scale up and out to other things as well.
8 days from the seeds popping?if you have roots like that after 8 days, that sounds about 50% faster than anything I've seen.Gotta say I’m digging these roots in this system. This is a friggin seedling. Wow.
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EDIT: Went back and checked, this is exactly 1 week and 1 day from when I got the seeds wet. I don't remember growth like this before.
EDIT EDIT: @Oldsog here's some fodder for your insta feed.
I'm actually planning on building a network of wireless ("offline" with thread+matter) parts (pumps, sensors, lighting, fans, ...). All ending up as separate, wirelessly controllable devices with monitoring capabilities.Have you looked into Raspberry Pi? They are stupid expensive right now due to the whole chip shortage thing but full linux os and GPIO pins allowing for I2C or whatever scheme you got up your sleeves.
My only caution on the wireless stuff is that it is not reliable, especially with metalized tent walls and HID ballasts and things like that. My original designs were bluetooth and they did not work 100%. WiFi is better, but still not bulletproof, especially with a power reset. With lights and fans and blowers and pumps and and and there is a lot of noise in a grow space.I'm actually planning on building a network of wireless ("offline" with thread+matter) parts (pumps, sensors, lighting, fans, ...). All ending up as separate, wirelessly controllable devices with monitoring capabilities.
Should make the system easily expandable in case I'd like to run multiple grows with different nutmixes to compare between them, add additional sensors adhoc, etc. It (should) also makes it rather easy to replace single parts in case of failure.
In addition to this, it also opens up the possibility of controlling multiple tents with the same controller (without having to worry about wiring), in my case the plan is to control it with home assistant (yellow) for starters.
Having a sit down with an old hardware hacking companion of mine tomorrow to plan it further and get the first shopping list done so that we can get the development going..
I've been waiting for the thread certified ESP32 MCU to be released, but it keeps getting postponed so we'll have to plan to use something more readily available.
But where does the o2 levels cap at, how much is enough for the root zone?It can and coco and hydo can have very similar growth. This is exactly what @Moe.Red and I are working on now… raising o2 above current saturation levels in hydro, aero, fod and soiless
I have not determined the sweet spot still working on that.But where does the o2 levels cap at, how much is enough for the root zone?
I had to stop reading their website once I read "patented mycelium." So they bred two oyster mushrooms togetherOh-BTW - that exhale bag is doing a whole lotta nothing
Dying to see the roots… sorry i can’t resistI've been brining up the PPFD and I just pulled out all the fem seeds, so down to 6 viable Durban Poison regs.
Time to flip them and take clones and see what I end up with. Hopefully there are a couple females there.
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The roots on these things are insane. It's like they are prepping to take you up to the giant in the sky.
Oh-BTW - that exhale bag is doing a whole lotta nothing.
Here’s one of the seedlingsDying to see the roots… sorry i can’t resist
Ita like an upside down Christmas tree. Thise roots are spectacular. Cant say i have seen nicer at that stageHere’s one of the seedlings
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Moved her over to the RDWC tonight so I could flip the regs to flower. Exactly 2 weeks old today. Nice growth huh?
I didn’t get pics of the older ones but I’ll post them up tomorrow
Funny you should say that. I actually grow mushrooms too. I think the fact you never fruit them has something to do with additional CO2. I’ve had 200pounds growing in the same basement as my tents and still needed to inject co2I had to stop reading their website once I read "patented mycelium." So they bred two oyster mushrooms together
For the record, I do believe you can supply a grow room with mushrooms growing their mycelium. I just think it has to be a room of probably equal or greater volume as the grow room, producing at full capacity.
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