PhatNuggz
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Hmmm. so you think there's hope for a tree mortician to learn how to flip the switch? :ninja:
One day you'll be a tree surgeon.
Hmmm. so you think there's hope for a tree mortician to learn how to flip the switch? :ninja:
Lots to report today
The 3 babies all have roots exiting the RRs(see pics). The other 3 no bueno
This required me moving the 1" net pots to 3" first putting a layer of marbles in the bottom (see pic) then dropping in the 1" with plant, then side filling both with small stones to anchor the plants and block the light from the roots
I need to put them in the bubbler which means LOL (little old lady) needs to be moved. I was thinking to move her outside, but we're coming up on rainy season with lots of humidity and of course rain.
I made a DIY cloner that I will put her in and keep her inside
So, need to make veg nutes for the bubbler
I placed covers over the 3 plants, mostly to prevent light from getting into the rez, but the small plant was not developing, so I took the cover off and the plant flopped over as most of the stem was flat and it was on the verge of stem rot, so I cut the RR open and moved the main stem deeper into the RR. Fingers crossed
DAMMIT
It's already getting hot here, and even though a/c is on 24/7 the tent gets warmer, even with flaps open and fan running during light hours.
Alas, I failed to account for evap, especially when being extra careful not to raise the water level too high and soak the RRs. Water level went down, RRs dried a good bit, and both plants wilted. One has recovered, still nursing the other.
LOL continues to impress
I hear you on the heat thing. Everyday this week has been 80 and rain, but soon the rain will end but the sauna will continue through Labor Day. 100 degree days are right around the corner, probably before the end of the month. You may want to take a look at something like this ( https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K8F1VWK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 ).
The nicest thing is that there is no required emptying of the rez so no drain hose.
It has been real good at keep the room temp at a steady 76 degrees creating a stable temp for the cabinet intakes.
You may want to splash a bit of Calmag at the plant in the first pic.
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