Hello growers.
It's time to get this grow in motion!
The 4x4 tent I'll be using is still occupied by 4 autos. But I'm hoping they'll be done within the next 30 days or so.
So I'm dropping my
@Weed Seeds Express seeds today. I plan on growing 4 plants so I'll drop 12 seeds.
Just kidding!
I'll drop the 4 and take it from there.
Two Chiquita Bananas and two Godfather OGs will be dunked into a mix of tap water and hydrogen peroxide. I'll place the cups on my heat mat. The heat mat has a towel on it's surface to reduce the heat to the cups. There they will remain until 24 hours have lapsed, at which point they'll be buried in solo cups filled with Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil. This will be done whether tap roots have poked out or not.
I'll also prep the solo cups of soil today (by prep I mean put the soil in the cups
). And they too will be placed on the heat mat so that my seeds have a nice cozy new abode when they go in there.
I'll put humidity domes on the cups and sit and wait.
I don't care for the waiting part. But I'll be getting a break this time. Next week an extended warm front is moving through my area for the first time this year. I won't be limited to sitting around the house. I can go to the driving range and hit golf balls or get out on one of my nature photography jaunts. And hopefully, one day I'll return from some outdoor activity and see little babies above the dirt! If I have to stay in the house, I'll cause myself undue stress by checking the cups every hour or so.
The seedlings will go into my 2x2 tent under a
@Mars Hydro TS1000. They'll be joined by my 3 cloned photos from the basement grow (also in solo cups).
I'm hoping that all of these little girls can remain in the solos until the autos in the 4x4 are done and cleared out.
When the autos are out of the way, I'll up-pot all of the little ladies. The 4 WSE seeds will go in the 4x4 and the clones will remain in the 2x2 and grown to maturity in small pots (likely 2 gallons, maybe 3).
As John Steinbeck famously wrote, "The best laid plans of mice and men oft go astray."
Still, I believe one must have a plan.
Thanks for stopping by.
Peace.
