

For the last several weeks, I've had these Chocolope seeds in solo cups and just had to find space in the tent. I found the leaves were starting to reach the edge of the cup and it was time to get them into a larger pot. Time to get these planted outdoors!
I just got these 5-gallon smart fabric pots and had a new soil mix that I could start using. I was also able to use the rootwise (microbe complete) and sprinkle it directly to the roots before adding them into the soil. After getting them transplanted and into the new pots, I started moving them directly outdoors. Then I gave them a good slow watering until the pots felt soiled. I added a top layer of mulch to help trap in the moisture as it gets really hot in the afternoon here, these are just laying around my yard so it's easy to use.
I found another use for these seed pods from the tree in my yard. When I was lifting the fabric pot to see how heavy it was, I noticed it was moist underneath and that I could just use the same mulch below the pots for more aeration. It's just another experiment to help combat the heat, I suppose.
The other solo cups you see here with the humidity domes are the new Mephisto seeds I just started germinating. The Forgotten Cookies and Skywalker will be apart of my next run, so I wanted to get these ready and next-in-line.

I'll keep you all posted on these next autoflowers and I'm excited to start a new blog once I finish these Mardarine autos up. ✂