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I’m not feeding yet. Still trying to figure out which route to take. Those are nutes I had from my summer grow that turned out great. So I was thinking of doing the same thing. I really don’t want to spend anymore on this grow. But I’ll definitely look into the dolomite lime. Thanks for the advice. Do you only need to add that once?if so when do you add it? Into the soil before transplant?Why are you feeding? Add some dolomite and mycos to the soil and forget feeding and pH'ing. Add a handful (1/2 cup) of dolomite lime to each 3 gal pot and mix well.
Your well water is high in pH but the lime will bring it down.
Keep fans aimed at the walls not the plants. They only need to move slightly to get the benefits of the fan.
ThanksYou mix it in before you put plants in.
We mix ours before we start germing seeds. It needs about 2 weeks to fully absorb and come alive.
The way to do it is to mix 1/8 cup into a gallon and then slurry test to see if you need more or less.
I forgot to add this is only running 1 light at 100% I’m worried it’s going to jump higher with both light on. I wasn’t having any control issues until I sealed it up and put in the exhaust. And it seams like the temp is slowly rising. I just checked it and it’s at 83.2As of now I’m at 63-66% rh and 82-83 degrees. I can’t lower temp anymore than that without dropping the humidity. Any tricks of the trade to help me lower temp a little? I kind of feel like I need more airflow but I have a 5” fan hooked up to a flex blowing in constantly. It has been warm the past few days so im sure once it cools off I’ll be fine. I’m just putting the sprout in soil tomorrow and want to make sure I have a plan if temps rise. View attachment 1296641
Server errorAs soon as it lets me post my pics I’ll drop a cpl. It keeps saying a service error occurred.
Good to know. When do you think it will be strong enough to transplant? I was going to go straight to my 3ga pot a week or two into veg but now I’m thinking about doing a 1 ga pot first then transplant to a 3ga any thoughts?Looking good! You should always fill your containers to just under the rim. It give the roots more room and provides more food for a longer time in the cup. It easier to transplant a larger root ball than a small one and they tend to do better.
Appreciate itWell, we don't start in cups. We germ them and go straight to the 3 gal fabric pot. Less stress on them and us.
You need to wait until you have a good root ball. About the time you get the first set of full leaves it should be ready.
This pix is @SSgrower pix. This is when they are ready to transplant.
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