Indoor Photoperiod Run #6 (2025/2026)

tantrumrage

3d ago

Radical Juice

Ripper Seeds

Minty Black 98

Ripper Seeds

Do-Si-Dos x Purple Punch

Ripper Seeds

VEG

Migro Aray 1 LED Grow Light Light Emitting Diodes/65W

x3Migro

VEG

Migro Aray 4 240W LED Grow Light Light Emitting Diodes/240W

Migro

VEG

EVO 5-150 Light Emitting Diodes/320W

SANlight

FLO

EVO 5-150 Light Emitting Diodes/320W

Tent

Tent

Tent

Ambient R150

Homebox Original

Fan

K200 EC Sileo

Systemair

Fan

Cloudline Pro T8

AC Infinity

Filt

Rhino Pro 50 Filter - 125 x 300 mm

Rhino Filters

Contr

Controller 69 PRO

AC Infinity

Contr

Controller 43 Intelligent Climate Management System

Mars Hydro

Contr

Par Sensor and CO2 Sensor Combo

Mars Hydro

Bio Blumenerde

Sonnenerde

Reamendments Soil

Custom

Indoor

Room Type

Transplantation

weeks 1

4 liters

Pot Size

0.2 liters

Watering

Start at 1 Week

Indoor Photoperiod Run #6 (2025/2026). Week 0

Indoor Photoperiod Run #6 (2025/2026). Week 0 - Little one got eaten by larvae

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tantrumrage 03/02/26 - 08/02/26: germinated the last batch of seeds before the higher temperatures during summer will turn my attic into an oven. Had to restart because the first three seedlings did get eaten by fungus gnats larvae :( I've been battling the fungus gnats for over a year now and decided to go with the nuclear option: cooking my soil with hot water and let it sit for 1-2hrs. Hopefully none survived. Until the soil has dried a bit ill be using jiffies for the seedlings and do a transplant afterwards. See you next week!

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Used method

Glass Of Water

Germination Method

Indoor Photoperiod Run #6 (2025/2026). Week 1

1/5

5 cm

Height

18 hrs

Light Schedule

25 °C

Day Air Temp

6.4

75 %

Air Humidity

20 °C

Solution Temp

19 °C

Night Air Temp

3.5 liters

Pot Size

0.2 liters

Watering Volume

35 cm

Lamp Distance

tantrumrage 09/02/26: - 15/02/26: Transplanted them into 3,5l self watering pots didn't fill up the reservoir yet. Some of the fungus gnats larvae survived last weeks soil treatment, however I was sort of expecting it. Good news is it's a lot less of them now and the seedlings are still alive. Fed some nematodes yesterday and will do so again in 7 days, hopefully they'll get the job done. Not much visual growth going on as they are developing their root system. Temps: 24-25°C RH: 70-80% VPD: 0.7 - 0.8

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Used techniques

Transplantation

Technique

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Oldwied commented6d ago

Hold your ground against the fungus gnats. I would recommend neem oil and nematodes to kill the larvae. This way, you can protect the microorganisms without having to use direct heat. But boiling water will do the trick. Good luck!

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tantrumrage commented5d ago

@Oldwied, haven't tried neem oil as I was worried it would mess up my soil. The nematodes didn't help anymore, I guess the fungus gnats population was to strong 😅

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