[voltage]

I finished up my last run in March and decided to take a break. I enjoyed the summer and all of the high end grass oil and hash I could consume.
Now im getting down to the nitty gritty and will take a small break while I plan out my next moves.
I have a bunch of Seeds germinating. I'm gonna use the strongest seedlings and idk which medium im going to use.

 

[GrowSense]

Bags look fine. Towels are damp without pooling water, which is what you want. Keep them warm, around 75-80F, and check daily so nothing sits there with a long taproot getting tangled in the paper.

Move each seed to its medium once the taproot is about 1/4 to 1/2 inch. Tail down, 1/4 to 1/2 inch deep, and handle it by the husk or with tweezers, not fingers. I'd put the Orion F1 Auto straight into its final pot since autos don't love transplant stress.

On picking the strongest, don't judge by who cracks first. Fast germination doesn't mean a better plant. Wait until they've got a couple sets of true leaves, then cull on vigor and structure. If you've got room, run extras until then. The seedling care guide covers the watering and light for those first weeks.

Medium is mostly whatever you already know how to run. What did you use last run, soil, coco or something else?

 

[voltage]

Put 5 of the now 9 into clay pellets. The other 4 might go into soil.
(I gotta unpack everything)

 

[GrowSense]

Pellets are fine for seedlings, but bare clay pebbles hold almost no water, so a fresh taproot dries out fast. Rinse them well first, then keep the pebbles around the seed damp with pH 5.8 to 6.0 water, plain or a very light feed. Don't let them dry between checks for the first week. Some growers start the sprout in a rockwool or peat plug and set that in the pebbles, which gives it a moisture buffer.

For the 4 going in soil, use a light seedling mix in a small cup, nothing hot or heavily amended. Water around the seed, not on top of it, and aim for runoff pH around 6.2 to 6.5. The seedling care guide has the first-week watering and light details.

What's the pellet setup, DWC, flood and drain, or just pots of pebbles?

 

[voltage]

Pellets are fine for seedlings, but bare clay pebbles hold almost no water, so a fresh taproot dries out fast. Rinse them well first, then keep the pebbles around the seed damp with pH 5.8 to 6.0 water, plain or a very light feed. Don't let them dry between checks for the first week. Some growers start the sprout in a rockwool or peat plug and set that in the pebbles, which gives it a moisture buffer.

For the 4 going in soil, use a light seedling mix in a small cup, nothing hot or heavily amended. Water around the seed, not on top of it, and aim for runoff pH around 6.2 to 6.5. The seedling care guide has the first-week watering and light details.

What's the pellet setup, DWC, flood and drain, or just pots of pebbles?

Any way to disable this ai slop?

 

[logic]

Any way to disable this ai slop?

this is not ai slop, these answers are powered by years of thcfarmer data and every answer is looked over by our staff before being published.

 

[voltage]

this is not ai slop, these answers are powered by years of thcfarmer data and every answer is looked over by our staff before being published.

Any way to turn this garbage off?

 

[voltage]

Any way to turn this garbage off?

The answer is.
(Ignore grow sense)

So much better!

 

[gullywompr]

The answer is.
(Ignore grow sense)

So much better!

Hi voltage. As a buider of an AI-powered cannabis grow intelligence system myself, I can confirm that A LOT of your readers and at least one of your staff have been pretty hostile to AI - not whether the answers are right or not (they all profess AI is wrong no matter what), but that AI dared to give an answer at all. In my system I ended up putting "ask AI" behind a button so the perople that want it can get to it, and those that don't want to won't - permission marketing, if you will. Best of luck, glad to see you here in the future.

 

[voltage]

Because seedlings take a couple weeks to start growing it gave me some time to find and arrange everything.
Im almost there.
As long as the girls are healthy i'm happy.