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There are going to be a lot of them!I can't wait to see the tomato cages
I've heard you talk about them before, looking forward to seeing them in actionThere are going to be a lot of them!
I have not watered or sprayed the surface of my containers for quite a few days now. There is definitely plenty of water weight still in mine. It took so much self control to walk away from the tent without dumping a gallon of water in each. LOL.Today I did two very important things. First of all, I have not watered again since each came up, forcing them to find the bottom of the cup and start working on draining the water.
Ok...I think this is where I went wrong over the past couple weeks. In an effort to keep the roots moist, I was over watering them and went way over the fine line of moist and drowning. I killed one last week from letting it get too dry and another one this week from over watering.The cups were at saturation with the constant watering before the plants hit the surface, and clearly being able to take this much water today shows me that the plants are indeed using a lot of water already.
Something else that I need to start incorporating. I have done this before. Do you have a schedule for doing this? Or just randomly keep doing it?The second important thing that I did was to rotate each plant in its position and then shift the plants positions on the table under the light so they get a new orientation.
I move plants around and rotate them constantly... pretty much every time I work with them. This is another reason that I hate using nets and yoyos to restrain my plants... my preferred method of additional support being tomato cages that are attached to each individual container, so that I can easily move the plants.I seriously appreciate that post. It was a good reminder to my heavy handedness with my waterings over the past couple weeks.
I have not watered or sprayed the surface of my containers for quite a few days now. There is definitely plenty of water weight still in mine. It took so much self control to walk away from the tent without dumping a gallon of water in each. LOL.
Ok...I think this is where I went wrong over the past couple weeks. In an effort to keep the roots moist, I was over watering them and went way over the fine line of moist and drowning. I killed one last week from letting it get too dry and another one this week from over watering.
I know it may seem like 2nd nature to you at point with your watering but for us newbies, it really is so beneficial to get reminded consistently with detailed instructions/scenarios like this. Thank you.
Something else that I need to start incorporating. I have done this before. Do you have a schedule for doing this? Or just randomly keep doing it?
I love to do this myself. It really does make the plant grow more evenly. Think about outdoor plants, the sun is constantly changing position in the sky lighting the plant from different directions all day long. A bit much for an indoor garden but once a day or every other day is spot on.The second important thing that I did was to rotate each plant in its position and then shift the plants positions on the table under the light so they get a new orientation.
A little blow job works wonders eh?I have to pick it up and breathe on it and hold it while I inspect things. This co2 that I put on the plants in this way, and indeed my dna as I breathe it on them, becomes part of the grow. Maybe it makes a difference, maybe it doesn't... but I do get right down and personal with my plants... always have.
I walked right into that one, didn't I?A little blow job works wonders eh?
You sounded so sexy doing it I just couldn't resist.I walked right into that one, didn't I?
Weeeelll...I walked right into that one, didn't I?
A good practice for sure. Back in the eighties and nineties, light movers were a must. Added much strength to the plants as they follow the lights. Helped keep those big 1000watt HPS"s from turning all the tops crispy.The second important thing that I did was to rotate each plant in its position and then shift the plants positions on the table under the light so they get a new orientation. I believe this helps the plant to grow evenly, without favoring any particular side, keeping the plants uniform in shape as we start to develop into a multi layered plant.