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Here’s one of the trays. Other one very similar.
Nick Hardy & Co Graduation: Coco Co2 High EC: Grown in Thailand: Perpetual
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Just checked on them again, its a little bit early to call maybe. But if I have all 24 above ground by tomorrow morning I wouldn’t be surprised.
Then its the hard part. Or I just leave them alone and it all works out. You know can go either way.
Then its the hard part. Or I just leave them alone and it all works out. You know can go either way.
Where is the Myc?A bit of action seed wise. Got some leaf action looking like imminent. Not stressed. I’m not stressed.
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As in dynomyco?Where is the Myc?
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Added to the water we wet the peat with.
Its our mini peat experience. Coco when to solo.
Then a paste made of it. Almost 1/1 water to myco and wooden spooned into the grow hole.
Everything thats not leaf is myco!
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They seem too wet to me.
Stressing me.
Hate this bit.
Stressing me.
Hate this bit.
Two things: get a fan in there and move a bit of the soil away from the stem so it doesn't keep it as wet.
And add a bit of worm castings to thwart damping off disease.
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I’ve just resorted to threats and menaces.
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And because of some stretch raised them a little using spare drip trays. Covers off. AC ventilating and peat poked with a toothpick around the stems
Nothing in blue?
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I mean apart from the framework of the machine…
The elevators! How bland...
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Seriously? 
OK challenge accepted. I have a Sunday Arts and Crafts session booked.
OK challenge accepted. I have a Sunday Arts and Crafts session booked.
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@InTheShed I don't know what you thought Nick & Co Design Department were going to do with your “Bland Challenge” but we just dropped our Spring/Summer ‘23 Collection
I give you golden yellow elevators avec blu
Its sunny yellow but with a misty blue accent nod to our heritage
I give you golden yellow elevators avec blu
Its sunny yellow but with a misty blue accent nod to our heritage
Slava Ukraini!
Let's see them in situ.
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Hehe. Ask and I will wherever possible deliver.Slava Ukraini!
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Jeez. I sense a repot to solos is if not tonight then def tomorrow.
Leave me alone with your growing. Indy’s a little tardier. The mad Sativa trying to kill itself with height. The Strawberry looking like it wants to go a metre by end of next week. Lunatics.
I want to just chillax a little.
Leave me alone with your growing. Indy’s a little tardier. The mad Sativa trying to kill itself with height. The Strawberry looking like it wants to go a metre by end of next week. Lunatics.
I want to just chillax a little.
There's no way to adjust the light height? Zip ties?
Good morning Amigo.
Did you get to chilax a little yet?
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How many litres of coco peat in boxes in the second photo?
Put a splash of it out of a 5L bag. It arrives not damp but a little moist. Maybe just humidity.
Its really fine. Coco Coir is really lumpy and rougher - you ever see those wood chips around kids playgrounds? Soft to fall on’ish and organic? Coir is like that here. The coco peat has a bit more of the wetter white fruit bit of the coconut it in it. Very silky to the touch.
The supplier seems to have added a sticker and some branding! Suspect business is good. I pay probably 8x what coco coir costs from the nursery 10” yards away for coco coir. But they promise its cooked and clean snd delivery is within 2 days. I have 600 litres total on-hand now.
We do this with a little @Bill284 method in that we add additional layer of perlite (what you see comes premixed)
This grow they’ll go into clear solos with holes in the side and slits in the bottom surrounded by a red solo with a slit in the bottom. Layered perlite and coco.
Mixed with some dynomyco
From there into 3 gallon fabric pots for veg.
When we flip to flower we’ll go (white with sweet sweet blue buttons) 5 gallon airpots with layers and again added dynomyco.
(420L in the photo obvs)
Put a splash of it out of a 5L bag. It arrives not damp but a little moist. Maybe just humidity.
Its really fine. Coco Coir is really lumpy and rougher - you ever see those wood chips around kids playgrounds? Soft to fall on’ish and organic? Coir is like that here. The coco peat has a bit more of the wetter white fruit bit of the coconut it in it. Very silky to the touch.
The supplier seems to have added a sticker and some branding! Suspect business is good. I pay probably 8x what coco coir costs from the nursery 10” yards away for coco coir. But they promise its cooked and clean snd delivery is within 2 days. I have 600 litres total on-hand now.
We do this with a little @Bill284 method in that we add additional layer of perlite (what you see comes premixed)
This grow they’ll go into clear solos with holes in the side and slits in the bottom surrounded by a red solo with a slit in the bottom. Layered perlite and coco.
Mixed with some dynomyco
From there into 3 gallon fabric pots for veg.
When we flip to flower we’ll go (white with sweet sweet blue buttons) 5 gallon airpots with layers and again added dynomyco.
(420L in the photo obvs)
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