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Bill284 said:
Now your objective is to build roots.
Your feed water should be done around the rim.
Getting the roots to chase it.
Make sure you get run-off, that tap root needs something to follow.

Is that Coco?


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Morning bill, no it's Coast of Maine Stonington blend. Supposedly I can make it thru the veg cycle without having to feed em any nutes, in my 8 gal containers. thanks for the watering tip

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The girls are watered. I've been running the lil fan one hour on an one off, it helps keep the light I smidge cooler and helps tuffin up them little stalks. I must say they stand very straight an hardly wiggle under the breeze. Sorry I know I post too many photos that look mostly the same, but it helps me keep better track of whats going on. What I know today I most likely won't know tomorrow

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Changed things up a bit. This past week was in upper 40's - 50's and this up coming week is going back to winter an I've got temp's in 20's - 30's ahead. I can retain a bit more heat with this setup. I also moved them underneath one of the 4000 K 100 watt LED's. it's still kinda soon to tell how their growing but they seem kinda stunted, I'd like a bit more stretch it makes training easier.

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Roots power the top grow so first they need to work on those. They may look stalled but if you can keep your temps up they should kick in soon.
 
Thanks Azimuth. I guess I'll have to keep the up overnight, I usually turn the thermostat down to 65. I sleep better in the cold. I think the dryness is going to be an issue, I have forced hot air heating system and it just burns up every bit of moisture in the air. I'm in a small apartment so I can boil a big pan of water an get the humidity up during most the day. but all in all they looked happy this morning when lights came on.

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Could try a heating mat for them. But these plants do like a differential in day/night temps, maybe 10-15 degrees.
 
Welp, even tho it was 22 degrees outside overnight it was warm an toasty in here. just put a big pan of water to boil , trying to keep the humidity up a bit. not only is it good for the plants it helps me too. today's morning pic, it's hard for my fuzzy mind to notice the little changes but looking back pics I can they have come a long way in only 12 day's

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Canachris said:
Welp, even tho it was 22 degrees outside overnight it was warm an toasty in here. just put a big pan of water to boil , trying to keep the humidity up a bit. not only is it good for the plants it helps me too. today's morning pic, it's hard for my fuzzy mind to notice the little changes but looking back pics I can they have come a long way in only 12 day's

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Girl on the right is twisting a touch. :Namaste:
She ok?


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