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Auto/Photo Question
Aezurstarted grow question 1y ago
Is it okay to start a new photoperiod plant in with two 5 week old autos? It seems like the timing would work, and it's my first photo so I'll prob need an extra few weeks of veg. I know I'll need to monitor the lights closely.
Is there anything else I should keep in mind?
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00110001001001111Oanswered grow question 1y ago
do you plant a 9 week vege? autos take 12-14 weeks, eh? don't trust the breeder estimates if they give a shorter timeframe. it may be possible but it is rare.
photos are easier to grow than autos.
the lights should be fine. DLI is the key. Whether you give 35-30DLI over 18-16 or 12 hours it doesn't matter. Just make sure the photo does not get 10+ hours of uninterrupted darkness and it won't go into flower. simple as that.
i would do less overlap, but if you have to space and the light to cover enough space, it's all good. a 9-week vege will be a 1-lb plant, lol. That'll be huge.
gottagrowsometimeanswered grow question 1y ago
All you need to do is run it so if your autos get light stress.
Just take em out so they are in a dark room (make it so you take em out after dark etc)
Autos like less DLI when in pre flower.
You'll find ur rhythm
I do 20-30 plants at a time by rotating.
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AsNoriuanswered grow question 1y ago
Humidity !!! But if air exchange is good and movement inside of ten is oscillating and in two levels ( top of canopy and around root/pot area), you should be fine.
Try to keep humidity in 60-70% rh level , have humidity dome for seedling, better from breathable frost fleece do yourself, than any plastic cover/bottle/cup...
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