Next time, try misting the soil surface with a sprayer first. The fine water droplets help get the dry soil to absorb water.Good thing I did, if I poured it, it would have run over the ring into the pot as the top layer was hydrophobic.
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Next time, try misting the soil surface with a sprayer first. The fine water droplets help get the dry soil to absorb water.Good thing I did, if I poured it, it would have run over the ring into the pot as the top layer was hydrophobic.
BTI, bacillus thuringiensis israelensis is the active ingredient in those, if I remember correctly.I should really find some mosquito dunks around here but nobody carries that stuff.
Aha that brought me to Culinex which sounds more like something for the kitchen but that seems to be available in tablets.bacillus thuringiensis israelensis
I get wavy first leaves like those on a lot of my grows.I feel like I'm growing lettuce or cabbage look at the veins on those first leaves they are huge.
Don't know why they are so warped though, maybe some damage from being 24hrs under the light in the beginning, or the gnats as this pot had loads of them.
This stem will be ripping soon too as she has already way bigger branches coming out.
@Azimuth says the SIP is going to pull away, so I'm just a waitin'. Well, I transferred from 1 gal to the SIP, and I realized that the bottom of the root ball was already something like 2" from the rez. So I figgered that the roots would find the rez very quickly, and I think there's plenty evidence of that... the rez level has been dropping from 2" to empty in like 3 days. What I'm a tad worried about right now is that my SIP medium may be too light on the nutes, because I'm used to making a custom potting mix with a lot less coco in it. And I am not yet feeding. My SIP mix is fully 1/3 coco. I've got the same amount of nutes in there, basically, as my usual custom potting mix, but the coco makes the water drain through very fast. Then again, everything is winding up in the rez, so I dunno. MAYBE EVERYTHING IS PERFECT!@cbdhemp808 might want to try starting in sips vs transplanting into them, as I think why you're not seeing any major difference is that it's gonna take a long time before the plants colonises the pot and adapts to sipping.
Or I'm thinking you might be extremely good at watering and feeding regularly and can't be much improved upon
Yeah that's also a nice thing, everything gets used in sips there's nothing running through or off.@Azimuth says the SIP is going to pull away, so I'm just a waitin'. Well, I transferred from 1 gal to the SIP, and I realized that the bottom of the root ball was already something like 2" from the rez. So I figgered that the roots would find the rez very quickly, and I think there's plenty evidence of that... the rez level has been dropping from 2" to empty in like 3 days. What I'm a tad worried about right now is that my SIP medium may be too light on the nutes, because I'm used to making a custom potting mix with a lot less coco in it. And I am not yet feeding. My SIP mix is fully 1/3 coco. I've got the same amount of nutes in there, basically, as my usual custom potting mix, but the coco makes the water drain through very fast. Then again, everything is winding up in the rez, so I dunno. MAYBE EVERYTHING IS PERFECT!
I think my SIP will take off (compared to the nursery pot) when the containers get crowded with roots, because the SIP will have better access to water and air. Also, when I start fertigating.
This is my solo cup girls at day 14 so if nothing else you have saved yourself the time to transplantDay 14
I don't think hydropebbles are of any benefit in SIP's, it already has a more readily available reservoir.With the SIP full of soil instead of intermedium hydropebbles I'm noticing the level goes down much slower and the uptake of water is also much slower.. and now it's been stuck on the same low level the past days..
I don't think I've tried a full reservoir right from the start ? But, I see no reason to let it go drySo i'm thinking I should top up instead of waiting for it to go down completely as I'm thinking too much of the soil has to dry out before that last bit of water gets asked.
Hey thanks for the like on my comment. It gives me an excuse to bug you now lol. I thought I'd ask you a quick question if you don't mind. I downloaded one of those pics you posted to repost here for simplicity sake. So the parts I circled red are where my confusion is. Are those parts circled a guaranteed way to know if a plant is male or female or is it not 100%?Near the end of day 15
Sugar Bomb Punch is looking nice as well.
They're definitely already sipping as the reservoir is going down a lot faster than expected usually it hardly goes down the first weeks... I think that those roots turned into hungry sharks.
And I can stop misting as they are already capable of providing the tent with enough humidity as the tent was a nice 62%Rh & 25°c when I opened it after the night.
Sugar Bomb Punch, leaves are super straight I can photograph above and below.
Strawberry Cookies
Strawberry Cookie is already up to 9 fingers, she went 1-3-7-9, The Punch the classic 1-3-5-7
I do think finger count is yes genetics but also root health related, if the roots can bring in lots of stuff she can throw out veins to build around. I've also seen finger count decrease when a plant is not happy and pick up again after correcting.
I'm in love with the Cookies, she so huge.. I'm already thinking I need to get back in the big tent so i don't cramp their space.. but I'm only in the 4G sips so I can't let them go too crazy.