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Tmasm
Tmasmstarted grow question 9 months ago
24 passadas fui ver. Gosto de passar para vaso pequeno 1⁰, faz com que rapidez se espalhe mais, quando passar para vaso final. Ficars em sala de clones, tapada, com luz 10w 6500k. Como você faz? Qual vaso que costuma usar?
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GreenHarvest_Official
GreenHarvest_Officialanswered grow question 9 months ago
It's good like this. And the humidity chamber is good too. I start off with a very small pot usually (less than 500ml) then I let it grow for a couple of days and move it to a slightly bigger pot and repeating until I reach my final pot. During my latest grow I started off with a 2L pot and moved it directly to a 19L pot but it's not usually recommended. I believe that as long as you water only around the plant (for the first few days) it's okay. Because the problem with a small plant in a huge pot is that you end up watering areas of the pot were the roots haven't yet stretched so you'll end up with water pockets in your soil that cause root rot down the line. Good luck on your grow and enjoy the process.
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CULTIVATORFROGanswered grow question 9 months ago
Germinó y comienzo con una maseta de 1lt. Luego de 2 semanas paso a una maseta de 7ltr y luego de 2 semanas más trasplante a maseta de 15lts y paso a floración. Método de germinacion toalla de papel.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 9 months ago
So the websites auto translate feature is not the best but I will try When I grow cannabis I start it off by soaking it in water. then if its an autoflower I place the seed into its final pot as autos do not like getting transplanted. If it's a photoperiod plant I will place it into a container about 700ML in size "old yogourt tub" or 1Gal 3.7L fabric pot. It is good to note that clear containers are bad as the roots should not be exposed to direct light as it will encourage algae growth on them. Once the plants are bigger, I will start to feed them more and in the case of photoperiods I will transplant then into a 3Gal /12L pot and then again later down the road to a 7Gal/ 30L pot. The starting container where you first germinate your seeds does not matter to much, its only going to be in there for a week or two max. As long as its clean, not transparent and has drainage holes then its ok. Plastic is easy to transplant out of, its bends vs ceramic or metal. Metal can react a bit with the surrounding soil as well. Don't over water them and once the seed pops out of the soil, you don't need more then 70% humidity. placing a sealed dome over the sprouted plants can be to much and will encourage dampening off, a fungal infection of the plant that kills lots of seedlings, It needs airflow so opening up the dome or cutting a big hole in it is best. If my humidity is to low I will place a 2nd yogourt container on my plants with the bottom cut out to boost humidity but not restrict airflow. Its hardly needed but can help. I use my grow lights at aorund 30-40" from the plant. My old lights could not dim so that's why they where so high. My new lights can dim so I use them aorund 20% at 15-20" Later on I increase this to 60-80% at 25-30" Good Luck!
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