JiggiLotus
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happy little trees.. 
A Paranormal Exploration of Purple Ghost Candy (Papa OG's Version)
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That's right!
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Slow and steady wins the race!
Strain: Purple Ghost Candy
Genetics: 60 Sativa 40 Indica
Age: 15 days above soil
Stage: seedling
Measurement: above soil
Medium: Cannibalized soil
Pot Size: 4x6 Biodegradable Bag
Space: 5x5 grow tent
Temperature:73
Humidity:50
VPD: .7 - 1.3
Light: @Mars Hydro Tsw 2000
Light Height: 24
Power Level:56%
DLI: 16-18 across canopy
Water: got a drink today, 8oz each
PH Water: 6.4
Feeding: none
* Feed - Tps Ultra Veg
Recommended per manufacturer feed rate 25ml per gal
Pest: none
Deficiency: none
Toxicity: none
Let's get it going!
Strain: Purple Ghost Candy
Genetics: 60 Sativa 40 Indica
Age: 15 days above soil
Stage: seedling
Measurement: above soil
Medium: Cannibalized soil
Pot Size: 4x6 Biodegradable Bag
Space: 5x5 grow tent
Temperature:73
Humidity:50
VPD: .7 - 1.3
Light: @Mars Hydro Tsw 2000
Light Height: 24
Power Level:56%
DLI: 16-18 across canopy
Water: got a drink today, 8oz each
PH Water: 6.4
Feeding: none
* Feed - Tps Ultra Veg
Recommended per manufacturer feed rate 25ml per gal
Pest: none
Deficiency: none
Toxicity: none
Let's get it going!
How much light are you chucking at them? My seedlings have just popped and I don't want them lanky
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They have been at home under tsw 2000 since popping thru soil. At first I think I had it 30in away, 70%>
But after checking and setting DLI to 16-18 across them. Light was able to drop to 24in and 56%
They have been much happier than expected.
Now if I could just keep them a bit warmer, they'd be happier!
But after checking and setting DLI to 16-18 across them. Light was able to drop to 24in and 56%
They have been much happier than expected.
Now if I could just keep them a bit warmer, they'd be happier!
JiggiLotus
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All that DLI stuff, I think I've got a better understanding now thanks 
I did the same thing, went and adjusted things to get as close as possible w the DLI.
Your babies look happy
I did the same thing, went and adjusted things to get as close as possible w the DLI. Your babies look happy
Ooh that green!
Same here with the warmth. It's snowing yet again today, and damn brrr cold. Trying to keep the house warmth reasonable without burning too much propane is a trade off right now.They have been at home under tsw 2000 since popping thru soil. At first I think I had it 30in away, 70%>
But after checking and setting DLI to 16-18 across them. Light was able to drop to 24in and 56%
They have been much happier than expected.
Now if I could just keep them a bit warmer, they'd be happier!
HappyHazmat88
Inhale Confidence, Exhale Doubt
Hey OGpapa, the little ladies are looking greatThey have been at home under tsw 2000 since popping thru soil. At first I think I had it 30in away, 70%>
But after checking and setting DLI to 16-18 across them. Light was able to drop to 24in and 56%
They have been much happier than expected.
Now if I could just keep them a bit warmer, they'd be happier!
. You mentioned if they were a bit warmer..... So I have two humidifiers for the grow space a cooling fog style inside tent to keep temps down during warmer times.....and a hot steam humidifier on the outside of tent by lower left tent vent. And I switch between them accordingly to the meet desired temperature. This works well in raising or lowering temps while keeping the humidity within range.- Thread starter
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That's actually a great idea. I have some wild temp fluctuations year round. That could help even it out a bit! Thank you!Hey OGpapa, the little ladies are looking great
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Lmfao. Yep. Uhhuh. I may have under estimated the nitrogen from coffee grounds. So glad someone noticed. I started seeing it a week ago. Thought maybe the soil was gonna be a bit hot.
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Normally I don't get to comfortable because I know the yoyo seasons. But it's been so beautiful I get blinded. Then BAM. Freaking ice cold. Hummingbird feeders solid. Rock solid.
Just peeped propane level yesterday, I try not to look. 27% I will sleep a bit better tonight!
You got luckier than me. I stepped out to that tank Saturday as fearful as someone going through a dark alley in a bad part of town. It was at 18%. Seriously cold week expected, so I think .....or I hope...I was just in time. LOL
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You got this! Hopefully local price drops more! We filled at 2.29 before winter and just got a flier the other day for 1.64. Bastards! . Lol. So hopefully the abundance sticks around! Taxes before propane!
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Just a short peep.
Seen all the up potting, so I checked in on the ladies. I seen some roots staring to poke the biodegradable bags. So I had to come to a consensus.
If my plants were going in the ground for good. I would keep them in the biodegradable bag, as it would have time to properly break down, and thrive.
Me on the other hand, is thinking after 3-5mths when im ready to chopy plants down. Is the biodegradable bag going to be broken down enough, to not cause me to be picking trash out of my soil? Or?
So I tore them off, and put my friends Into 2.5 gal biodegradable bags. This will not be the final home. Just an intermediate growing area. But allows them plenty of space to spread out!
In the bottom of the bag 1 gal cannibalized soil, 1 cup perlite, 1 cup bio char, 1 tablespoon or dynomyco. Swirl together, Insert little ones, top with Cannibalized soil
Seen all the up potting, so I checked in on the ladies. I seen some roots staring to poke the biodegradable bags. So I had to come to a consensus.
If my plants were going in the ground for good. I would keep them in the biodegradable bag, as it would have time to properly break down, and thrive.
Me on the other hand, is thinking after 3-5mths when im ready to chopy plants down. Is the biodegradable bag going to be broken down enough, to not cause me to be picking trash out of my soil? Or?
So I tore them off, and put my friends Into 2.5 gal biodegradable bags. This will not be the final home. Just an intermediate growing area. But allows them plenty of space to spread out!
In the bottom of the bag 1 gal cannibalized soil, 1 cup perlite, 1 cup bio char, 1 tablespoon or dynomyco. Swirl together, Insert little ones, top with Cannibalized soil
I love the biodegradable bags. Gonna have to get me some of those. Good job on the transplant!Just a short peep.
Seen all the up potting, so I checked in on the ladies. I seen some roots staring to poke the biodegradable bags. So I had to come to a consensus.
If my plants were going in the ground for good. I would keep them in the biodegradable bag, as it would have time to properly break down, and thrive.
Me on the other hand, is thinking after 3-5mths when im ready to chopy plants down. Is the biodegradable bag going to be broken down enough, to not cause me to be picking trash out of my soil? Or?
So I tore them off, and put my friends Into 2.5 gal biodegradable bags. This will not be the final home. Just an intermediate growing area. But allows them plenty of space to spread out!
In the bottom of the bag 1 gal cannibalized soil, 1 cup perlite, 1 cup bio char, 1 tablespoon or dynomyco. Swirl together, Insert little ones, top with Cannibalized soil
SOG001
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You got some god lookin girls ther OGpapaJust a short peep.
Seen all the up potting, so I checked in on the ladies. I seen some roots staring to poke the biodegradable bags. So I had to come to a consensus.
If my plants were going in the ground for good. I would keep them in the biodegradable bag, as it would have time to properly break down, and thrive.
Me on the other hand, is thinking after 3-5mths when im ready to chopy plants down. Is the biodegradable bag going to be broken down enough, to not cause me to be picking trash out of my soil? Or?
So I tore them off, and put my friends Into 2.5 gal biodegradable bags. This will not be the final home. Just an intermediate growing area. But allows them plenty of space to spread out!
In the bottom of the bag 1 gal cannibalized soil, 1 cup perlite, 1 cup bio char, 1 tablespoon or dynomyco. Swirl together, Insert little ones, top with Cannibalized soil
Nice work on the biodegradable bags OG.
WakkaDerpin
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Biodegradable containers sound very useful. I dont use fabric pots until the final as the roots tent to become entangled in the fiber mesh, damaging them during up pot. Using those you could just cut them open slightly or just bury them depending on the rate of decomposition.