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The less I interfere, the better they do! I fashioned a humidity dome together out of zip ties and plastic wrap (I was bored). All advice welcome. Idk how I wanna proceed. Ideas? How can I make at least one of em a monster?
Worried my substrate wasn't moist enough at the time of transplanting these girls. Should I expect trouble soon? I'm watering as necessary, until the fabric pots begin to weep into their drip pans. Should I let them dry completely before next watering?
If you have been giving them a quarter of a gallon a piece at this point you're probably doing good. What I liked to do was water my plants until I get a little runoff out of the bottom and then let them dry until the top half inch of soil dried out. Then water again. I think you're on track. Happy growing!
Forgot to post last week. Following a fan falling on them, all seemed fine. Auto lemons look great, growing with no training. SCA#1 had a bent stem. I forgot and broke it a few days later attempting lst. I was impressed by her resilience, branching out as if topped after losing over 50% biomass. I'm anxious to see the end result. SCA#2, tiny yield, but smells incredible🌞
Difficult to find time to take photos! These autos seem content doing there own thing with as little help from me as possible. Can't wait to try a main-lining series after this one is complete.
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