New Grower A spiffy journal. [FastBuds Green Crack and Girlscout Cookies, 1st grow]

[SpiffyFoxx]

meant the leaves, the stretching stopped.

 

[jingo]

Your first leaves under LED are often real fat and then as time goes on the phenotype of the strain shows through and you might see skinny leaves.

 

[The Botanist]

I have my led about 20 inch away from my week old plants and one being Girl Scout cookies, got a 6inch fan set on the lower level when soil is damp and on full when I water , also put a fresh air intake fan tape to aluminium tube strapped to an unused extracter fan that's sucking fresh air from outside and a carbon filter going, this has seemed to be a good way for my plants as they look like there not stretching and never have but that's me on week one and am a first time grower but this way seems to be working, I've a journal going on with pics if you want to take a look. Good luck on you're grow buddy

 

[SpiffyFoxx]

Been a while but we've been making progress. The Smaller one is still.. well.. small. Slow grower I guess. I've been battling to keep her alive, so far she's still with us.
larger one is doing pretty good

 

[Micron Creek]

Been a while but we've been making progress. The Smaller one is still.. well.. small. Slow grower I guess. I've been battling to keep her alive, so far she's still with us.
larger one is doing pretty good

Sally forth my friend!
I am still trying to get mine past seedling without stunting them. Photoperiod is intrinsic, but some people have a knack for auto success. I will keep trying if you do.

 

[Lowdown]

What line are you using @SpiffyFoxx ?...being coco is a hydro medium you should be feeding them everyday..if you let the coco dry out your roots can die...ph problems and lockout..jus sayn..it looks like dirt..but it aint...juding by the size you should be somewhere around 400 ppm of you base and additives....those pots are huge..lol

 

[SpiffyFoxx]

400 ppm of you base and additives..

Elaborate?
They are huge lmao, Should be fine, but I am definitely getting smaller ones next time. I've just been watering as the coco seems to lose moisture. Trying not to overwater, doing handwatering, not drip.

 

[SpiffyFoxx]

What line are you using @SpiffyFoxx ?...being coco is a hydro medium you should be feeding them everyday..if you let the coco dry out your roots can die...ph problems and lockout..jus sayn..it looks like dirt..but it aint...juding by the size you should be somewhere around 400 ppm of you base and additives....those pots are huge..lol

There will be no giving up! I am not patient enough to wait for photos X,D

 

[bad dragon bzzz]

im a soil not a coco grower so excuse me if im talking complete tripe.i had a funny feeling the feeding/watering of coco was quite different from soil.if coco gets dry ph goes doolally,its more a wet/moist/wet/moist than soil being wet/dry/wet.some coco brands need pre charged with cal/mag and others dont.
sorry if ive raised more questions than answers.
keep er lit.

 

[Lowdown]

Its almost impossible to overwater coco..lol..once roots established