Anthony718
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I’m Anthony a first time grower from brooklyn!
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Welcome aboard @Anthony718
Have you decided what type of grow you want to learn first?
Venture around the site, there's lots to see and read.
There's plenty of growers here to help you succeed.
Tok..
Have you decided what type of grow you want to learn first?
Venture around the site, there's lots to see and read.
There's plenty of growers here to help you succeed.
Tok..
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Whatcha got goin on?
Whatcha got goin on?
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Anthony718
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Yes I’m cultivating in a dwcs in my closet that I made at home. I got some white widow, Girl Scout cookies and purple kush seeds from crop king.
Awesome!
Feel free to drop some pics!
And....I'd consider looking into starting a grow journal, it's a great way for others to follow along and offer insight or ask questions to learn
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After 2 weeks my seedlings look like this, I ordered a heating pad that comes Saturday. For the time being I use a heater to keep the temperature in the grow room is 79-84 degrees f. Can you give advise on what to do in this situation!
ed the head
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Welcome @Anthony718
Brooklyn is my hometown
Best of luck in your grows
Your sprouts look like they're reaching for the light, maybe the light needs to be a little closer? That should help warm it up too. Are you measuring the temperature inside the closed dome? Mine runs 5 degrees warmer than ambient room temperature, under a florescent light.
Brooklyn is my hometown
Best of luck in your grows
Your sprouts look like they're reaching for the light, maybe the light needs to be a little closer? That should help warm it up too. Are you measuring the temperature inside the closed dome? Mine runs 5 degrees warmer than ambient room temperature, under a florescent light.
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Anthony718
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Thank you
1st- I'm not that experienced, take what I suggest as my opinion from a couple grows and way too much time on here.
You want to get a light closer, not too close to damage, but enough to stop them from reaching for the light.
When using rockwool, be careful not to keep it too wet, it will cause them to dampen off and die. The idea with rockwool is to get the roots to show from the bottom, then to start bottom feeding. Usually when I have a plant in rockwool by that stage a taproot should be popping out the bottom...is there roots out the bottom?
@Tokin Roll is doing a DWC right now and he explains things extremely well...od give it a read
You want to get a light closer, not too close to damage, but enough to stop them from reaching for the light.
When using rockwool, be careful not to keep it too wet, it will cause them to dampen off and die. The idea with rockwool is to get the roots to show from the bottom, then to start bottom feeding. Usually when I have a plant in rockwool by that stage a taproot should be popping out the bottom...is there roots out the bottom?
@Tokin Roll is doing a DWC right now and he explains things extremely well...od give it a read
Mars-Hydro DWC 1 Plant 4x4 Scrog
Good Day all in 420 magazine world. A few individuals have been asking me about my current grow, well I don't have one. This will take a couple weeks of so to set up everything, I have plan's. What are my plans you say; well I think it time for me try test myself to the limits. One plant in a...
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Welcome Anthony! Greetings from Boston.
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Anthony718
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Thank you @MochaBud
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Anthony718
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I guessed that they were reaching for the light, so I brought the light closer. I’ve also purchased heating pad with thermostat for inside the dome, it comes Saturday.Welcome @Anthony718
Brooklyn is my hometown
Best of luck in your grows
Your sprouts look like they're reaching for the light, maybe the light needs to be a little closer? That should help warm it up too. Are you measuring the temperature inside the closed dome? Mine runs 5 degrees warmer than ambient room temperature, under a florescent light.
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Anthony718
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I moved the light closer, and I water the cubes every three days. I barley see the roots coming out from the bottom and I’m waiting for them all to be the same height before I transport the cubes to the hydroton DWCS.
welcome friend.
I got lost in Harlem once. Never did find Brooklyn.New York ,Fantastic city. Glad to have you hear.
ed the head
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Small world, I just bought a heating pad too. If you got yours from HTG Supply too, they'll send a free lighter with a bottle opener
Welcome Anthony
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Anthony718
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Thanks @stinker
ed the head
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...speaking of ambient temperatures and relative humidity ...
Across the Narrows external temperatures are finally warm enough that I can open windows again to maintain room temperature. The 66F room temperature equates to 74 in my improvised clone infirmary, and 69F inside the 12/12 photo period tent 7.5 weeks into flower, and 68F inside the 21/3 Auto & Mother Wappa tent 5.5 weeks in. Relative humidity is another story. It's been very humid outside, couple that with 10 thirsty girls each consuming at least 1.5L a day and the result is a humid grow space ... 65% room, 69% tents and 73% Clone Infirmary. Of those, only the Clones are where they should be, but therein lies the challenge.
The weather must be about the same in Breukelen so hopefully your situation becomes easier to manage over time too.
Hope you don't mind a photo share?
'Caydence' Coco Melon - Canuk Seeds - True North Seed Bank about 6.5 weeks into 10-12 week flowering
Across the Narrows external temperatures are finally warm enough that I can open windows again to maintain room temperature. The 66F room temperature equates to 74 in my improvised clone infirmary, and 69F inside the 12/12 photo period tent 7.5 weeks into flower, and 68F inside the 21/3 Auto & Mother Wappa tent 5.5 weeks in. Relative humidity is another story. It's been very humid outside, couple that with 10 thirsty girls each consuming at least 1.5L a day and the result is a humid grow space ... 65% room, 69% tents and 73% Clone Infirmary. Of those, only the Clones are where they should be, but therein lies the challenge.
The weather must be about the same in Breukelen so hopefully your situation becomes easier to manage over time too.
Hope you don't mind a photo share?
'Caydence' Coco Melon - Canuk Seeds - True North Seed Bank about 6.5 weeks into 10-12 week flowering
