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As I have said before, my 99 days of veg is unlike any of y'alls 99 days of veg! And that screen has the rest of the week to show me it's going to work before it's back to the Mars 300.This is my scheduled program.
99days veg on Pc? Not bad!
That screening will be interesting to see its effect.
LOL! Not for long. I need those plants to be neat so I know what's going on
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that’s pro mix hp right shed ?Some plants are just so sensitive!
Tuesday update! Rain didn't start until about 9:30am so I managed to get the plants out so I could water the smaller ones tucked in the back. I'm going to throw a lot of pics here because I might not be able to pull everything out again until Friday.
I may be in trouble with the Peyote Critical height-wise unless it really doesn't stretch! It's turning into a bit of a beast under the strips. The mains need supercropping and the whole thing needs a clear out so I know where my tops are. This is day 99:
I wasn't planning on flipping it until Sour G recovers. Speaking of Sour G, Here is the top growth vs. the undergrowth:
And here it is under the screening:
Moving along to the Candidas, here they are on day 48.
This one I topped and is nice and neat:
And this one I FIMTFIM and then topped and it's a bit of a mess:
There will be some clean-up to do on that this weekend!
Last for the day are the clones I'll be passing along to another member here this weekend. Loads of roots and full strength nutes! One Sour G and one AK-47
Okay, done! I hope you enjoyed this interlude, and I now return you to your regularly scheduled program...
That's ProMix HP, and I'm still using the FoxFarms nutes along with Botanicare cal-mag+ and either Pro-tekt or Armor Si silica.
Screen is to lessen the strength of the light over Sour G. Doing what I can for the root temps but that's not keeping anything else from looking good. Try and keep up!
I try to live my whole life in 20 minutes like you Shed lol.
I could but this is easier and keeps the heat in place as well. Also doesn't mess up the distance to the other plants who are doing fine.
I have passed that suggestion on to a few growers and it worked great for them. No reason not to try it myself!
