welcome and have a nice time with the pyramids. Looking good. Don't bother too much with slight off PH.
Indoor Testing the eazyplug pyramid mini.
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@RolexRoyals, the small pyramids are a lot harder to maintain than the larger ones, also quality genetics like night owl for example, work better, the larger pyramids are also reusable which I am currently testing.
BB3 came down, and Mondo Smash got very hard to handle, I ended up taking both her and Creamix down at around d67, will have a report on those two soon. BB3 is very crusty and has some peanut butter flavour that I noticed in one of my Redballs.
Compound V got a compound stem fracture, and then something else fell on her and ripped the whole plug out, I planted a replacement bean at day 5 that popped in two days as the weather was baking hot, so now Compound V is a week behind the other two.
BB3 came down, and Mondo Smash got very hard to handle, I ended up taking both her and Creamix down at around d67, will have a report on those two soon. BB3 is very crusty and has some peanut butter flavour that I noticed in one of my Redballs.
Compound V got a compound stem fracture, and then something else fell on her and ripped the whole plug out, I planted a replacement bean at day 5 that popped in two days as the weather was baking hot, so now Compound V is a week behind the other two.
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Here we are today with Mulberry F3 and Instant Classik, at wk4 and new Compound V a week behind at week 3, and also Tre Lime Sorbetto in the tub at d66.
looking very good mate, as always.
To clean them for reuse i recommend to soak the used ones and brush off all thats on it. Let them dry out well over some days or weeks and then soak with the new starter nutes as always.
To prevent mold on the remaining biomatter, one can spray some h202 or pyrolyt on it. I used pyrolit this time during the grow multiple times and it works like a charm. But eventually i will go back to h202, simply because it is cheaper over time. I think a cheap bottle of vodka would do as well - i already tested successfully isopropanol. Any of them work and if you apply after watering, it stays longer on and keeps superficial. No need to go into the pyramid, as your and my tests already showed nicely that the inner of the pyramids keep very clean.
How is your covering working? Any changes to airpruning seen? That's a good way to prevent mold on the pyramids? How does the rh behave, i guess it stays a little lower due to lesser vaporation?
Greetings to the other side of the world my friend!
To clean them for reuse i recommend to soak the used ones and brush off all thats on it. Let them dry out well over some days or weeks and then soak with the new starter nutes as always.
To prevent mold on the remaining biomatter, one can spray some h202 or pyrolyt on it. I used pyrolit this time during the grow multiple times and it works like a charm. But eventually i will go back to h202, simply because it is cheaper over time. I think a cheap bottle of vodka would do as well - i already tested successfully isopropanol. Any of them work and if you apply after watering, it stays longer on and keeps superficial. No need to go into the pyramid, as your and my tests already showed nicely that the inner of the pyramids keep very clean.
How is your covering working? Any changes to airpruning seen? That's a good way to prevent mold on the pyramids? How does the rh behave, i guess it stays a little lower due to lesser vaporation?
Greetings to the other side of the world my friend!
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