That was from this morning. When 50% still had colour and 50% were pale.pictures of seeds? seedling?
ok.. i’m not sure but your probably too wet..That was from this morning. When 50% still had colour and 50% were pale.
Now all of them are pale and look very very weak
@tobh @PK1 uses them I thinkok.. i’m not sure but your probably too wet..
hang tight someone will chime in who’s familiar with those cubes..
I used this aero x-stream propogator. Basically spraying the underside of the rock wool 24/7.@tobh @PK1 uses them I thinkcould ya help a brother out -
Were the cubes soaked in nutrient solution or what?
Good info here! But imo cubes dont look dry at all when there is that much wet spots at top, if they are dry i think cubes would soak those wet spots?My first few comments on this thread show how I do it with rockwool. You can oversaturate it, and if your running it in an aero system, your not actually running aero until the roots bust out the bottom. So until then, your going to have to focus on saturation level of the cubes. Dont under saturate or over saturate them. In my post there you can see how wet you want them. Basically you top feed them and let them drain out and yea you cant overwater them. But if you set them in a bowl and started filling it with water, they will become over saturated since they cant drain out excess. You can actually do a constant runoff on them just fine, just as long as it can drain. Atm, you cubes look dry.SE7000 with Co2 in Multiple Hydro systems, Barneys Farm Genetics!!!
Started 2 of each. Soaked in 72f ro for 16hrs, papertowel method my way, waterer twice a day heavily, the holes allowed access to drain. Evaporation was key to going from a dry seed to leafs in 3 days. 48hrs in papertowels. Video was last night. Currently cleaning the 4x4 flower room that my...www.thcfarmer.com
I zoomed in a bit and ur correct. I think they are doing fine. And now they look too wet. Just ignore me for now. . perhaps a video of it? Or lots more picsGood info here! But imo cubes dont look dry at all when there is that much wet spots at top, if they are dry i think cubes would soak those wet spots?
I think 1-2 days pump off should be good choice to try. Like you said they can be 247 in water when its going through but i think there is too wet to young roots atm. Never had aero cloner so i cant give best help.I zoomed in a bit and ur correct. I think they are doing fine. And now they look too wet. Just ignore me for now. . perhaps a video of it? Or lots more pics
ThanksI don't use those cubes or any propagator for seeds. Rockwool is too damn finicky to get seeds started and going ime. Clones run just fine in em, but seeds... I've lost way too many to damping off or simply rotting to consider RW a viable germination media at this point. That being said, those cubes look way too wet.
What EC solution are you spraying at them? What pH?
Even with clones, when I get them loaded into their starting cubes, I start the cube saturated and let it be for at least a weak in 99% humidity. That RH isn't ideal for seedlings, but the cubes should stay moist enough to sustain life for at least a few days at normal propagation RH. I even started some lettuce in RW cubes just as a proof of concept for a side project I'm working on and they germinated just fine using the same exact method I use for cloning.
The lesson being so long the cubes never dry back to bone dry, and you get approximately 30% dryback (30% less wet than when you last watered) then you should be in alright shape to avoid damping off.
I'm the aero system there is water spraying at the underside of the cubes 24/7 so they are never dry and still can breathe.My first few comments on this thread show how I do it with rockwool. You can oversaturate it, and if your running it in an aero system, your not actually running aero until the roots bust out the bottom. So until then, your going to have to focus on saturation level of the cubes. Dont under saturate or over saturate them. In my post there you can see how wet you want them. Basically you top feed them and let them drain out and yea you cant overwater them. But if you set them in a bowl and started filling it with water, they will become over saturated since they cant drain out excess. You can actually do a constant runoff on them just fine, just as long as it can drain. Atm, you cubes look dry.SE7000 with Co2 in Multiple Hydro systems, Barneys Farm Genetics!!!
Started 2 of each. Soaked in 72f ro for 16hrs, papertowel method my way, waterer twice a day heavily, the holes allowed access to drain. Evaporation was key to going from a dry seed to leafs in 3 days. 48hrs in papertowels. Video was last night. Currently cleaning the 4x4 flower room that my...www.thcfarmer.com
That's where you fucked up. No dome on seedlings, ever.Main issue was when I took the dome off
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