Lol you were doing great until the paper ones. I once cut a solo cup up into strips and used them as stakes. The white part on the inside takes the ink and shows it well. Looks like things are moving right along. Hopefully were going to see some more monster royal nepal kush colas this summer. :smoking: I got my mosquito netting up so everything's pretty much ready outside, I'm just keeping the indoor going as long as I can. Soon it will be too hot to run lights in my garage.
I started with what looked like my weakest RNK seeds with all the others and they didn't pop (waste not, want not) so I moved on to the fat healthy ones this round (still have one nice one left, couldn't figure out how to get any safely sent to you but maybe these will have a few seeds again this year. Wish you were closer I'd drive them over). Those are the new ones with the strips of Amazon gift card for markers, lol (worked very well).
Battling with this f^cked up cold weather system, staying up all night to make sure my little propane heater keeps burning. I get about 6hrs per 1lb can and I refill them myself off my home made filling system.
My poor girls (and probably but hopefully not too many males) were suffering through low 50's last night. Outside it was in the low 40's. I'd run two heaters but don't want to die from carbon monoxide poisoning. I only run two when I can open the windows, and I only do that during low 30's temps but they are much more fragile than me and wouldn't survive it. There are enough air gaps in the trailer to run one with closed windows but to keep the heat concentrated I usually close off the back where they are currently growing. It's a b*tch. Hopefully these mid 70's temps coming will hold and with another two COB fixture I'm buying soon I'll get some real growth.
Kicking myself for not buying the, cheaper by the watt, $170 400w COB array that had complaints of being very hot. But I was trying to consider how hot it will get this summer and how much I can afford to shell out altogether for lighting fixtures this spring. I'll probably buy the hot array this fall in preparation for growing next spring.
Just got it up to 65F as I was writing this.