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New Grower Contest: 32oz. Grow Competition
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Ok im finally off the ground!
Seeds arrived as planned and I've got them soaking now.
Im using 5" pots also. I measured out 32fl oz (US) and clipped the top of the pots so they are exactly to size. Im using 40% soil , 40% coco and 20% vermiculite.
Going to give them 12hrs and then put them in the pots.
Looking good so far I think, fingers crossed they all germinate OK !
Seeds arrived as planned and I've got them soaking now.
Im using 5" pots also. I measured out 32fl oz (US) and clipped the top of the pots so they are exactly to size. Im using 40% soil , 40% coco and 20% vermiculite.
Going to give them 12hrs and then put them in the pots.
Looking good so far I think, fingers crossed they all germinate OK !
Hey Dank,
when transplanting you are always at risk to stress/stunt your plant.
This is not a problem with photosensitive plants as you can let them in the vegetative state a little longer if they were stressed. With Autoflowering Varieties this is not the case. Thats why most growers do not transplant their autos.
Plant in the final Jar/Pot directly and you are better off.
Be careful not to overwater them as your Jar wont let excess water escape and this may lead to root rot. Just my
Best of Luck with your little plant!
My Stone Dragons are germinating at the moment and I will post some Pics of the pots and the seeds tomorrow.
when transplanting you are always at risk to stress/stunt your plant.
This is not a problem with photosensitive plants as you can let them in the vegetative state a little longer if they were stressed. With Autoflowering Varieties this is not the case. Thats why most growers do not transplant their autos.
Plant in the final Jar/Pot directly and you are better off.
Be careful not to overwater them as your Jar wont let excess water escape and this may lead to root rot. Just my
Best of Luck with your little plant!
My Stone Dragons are germinating at the moment and I will post some Pics of the pots and the seeds tomorrow.
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Surely stunting is what we want though? If it grew normally wouldn't it just die because there isnt enough growing medium for the soil? I was planning to stunt it as much as possible lol
ok so heres the details of my entry
first i put my seeds in tissue to germ yesterday evening. i am using one of my own crosses that i call big daddy. two down but i may put down two more tomorrow just to be sure of a female as they are reg.
Vessel
i am using 1l cooking oil bottles. i filled it to 32oz with water and food colouring so you could see the line and it measured up at the last indentation
then i cut of the top and filled with my soil mix
just waiting for tails to pop out now so i can plant up!
first i put my seeds in tissue to germ yesterday evening. i am using one of my own crosses that i call big daddy. two down but i may put down two more tomorrow just to be sure of a female as they are reg.
Vessel
i am using 1l cooking oil bottles. i filled it to 32oz with water and food colouring so you could see the line and it measured up at the last indentation
then i cut of the top and filled with my soil mix
just waiting for tails to pop out now so i can plant up!
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Stunted
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No Dank you don't want to stunt them, in 32oz container they will have loads of room to grow rootings and get big
See: (oh and there is two plants in that pot)
Stunted Not
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You sir, just blew my mind
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