Dargaville_Dukescommentedweek 22 months ago
Thanks @SkunkyDog. It's good to know that this is the reason for slow growth. Cheers.
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Pure Kush - First Indoor Grow
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Transplantation
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weeks 9
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Grow medium
Coco Coir
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Grow medium
Vermiculite
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This week has been cold in the grow room with day time temps at 16c and night time around 12-13c. Growth this week has been quite slow and I wonder what has the biggest impact on growth rate. Is it temperature, light intensity or soil moisture levels? I've had the light at 25% since germination and wonder if it would be beneficial to start increasing the light levels or wait until they're more established before doing this. If anyone happens to read this and has thoughts about how to encourage faster growth, I'd be interested to hear.
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Dargaville_Dukesstarted grow question a month ago
Seeking advice from Mars Hydro TS1000 growers. When do you increase light intensity during seedling stage? I've had the light 30cm above the plant at 25% power since germination. The plants stalled 2 weeks ago. Can I get them going again by raising intensity or will I fry them?
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Newt_Loopanswered grow question a month ago
I would transplant them, it's amazing what transplanting into fresh medium can do.
If you transplant, I would consider going to only soil or only coco, instead of a mix.
If you do soil, look at the NPK of it. Some could last only a couple weeks and others 4+ weeks.
If you go coco, feeding will need started immediately.
Watering practices are very important during this stage, be careful not to over water.
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FIE5TAcommentedweek 4a month ago
overwatering bro. just water in the beginning 2 litres dried coco from the package, arround 300ppm 5.8 ph, and next watering will be only after 7 days after seedling up. seedlings are very sensetive to overwatering in the beginning. even in coco
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Dargaville_Dukescommenteda month ago
@FIE5TA, Totally. Lesson learned.
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Thefoooog420commentedweek 4a month ago
Das kommt vom deiner Temperatur und der Boden viel zu feucht !!!!!!!! Sämlinge von dir spageln auch noch das heißt, deine Lichtquelle ist zu schwach und auch zu weit weg . Deswegen sind sie so dünn und lang , weil sie wollen den Licht entgegen gehen. Ändere dein Setup sonst wird es nichts!!!
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SkunkyDogcommentedweek 22 months ago
Das ist zu kalt deshalb wachsen sie so langsam. Bei mir ist abends wenn das Licht aus geht die Heizung an bis das Licht wieder angeht. Bei Licht habe ich 25 Grad. Bei 16 Grad wachsen sie extrem langsam
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Dargaville_Dukescommented2 months ago
Thanks @SkunkyDog. It's good to know that this is the reason for slow growth. Cheers.
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