TBE Indoor LED Black Indica Nov 18

Great region for outdoor crops during spring, summer, and fall! These winter night temps are getting hard to grow in. Down to 41ºF in the bike shed two nights ago, to 58º in the shed under the Samsung strips. Scrambling to balance the electrical for heating is the hard part!
 
Six plants regardless of stage! Outdoors is okay if the neighbors don't complain :). But with a medical card you can grow more though the quantity is undefined. I'm listed as the grower on my dad's medical license but I don't have that much room anyway!
 
The time has come.
Home from work today, I did a watering / feed. Rearranged the tent setup. Picked a plant (#5) and a branch on said plant, and sprayed with a 50ppm solution of distilled water and colloidal silver. Think for the next applications I'm going to brush on VS spray. I'll be applying 2x a day, just after lights on & just before lights out.

Lights out at 9pm tonight until Sunday morning when I'll start my 12/12 at 8am with lights on.

Plants range in height from 17.5" to 23" tall, all look healthy thus far.
I've got my hands full with humidity, goes up to 80% after a fresh feeding. Probably gonna have to grab a dehumidifier..
 

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thebigearl said:
Did some work tonight. Mixed in a bag of perlite into the soil. Light at 30". Humidity 60%. Temp 27c light on, 20c light off.
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did you break up the soil from the roots during the transplant? Or did you leave them in the shape they were in?
 
I used to break them up but someone here said don't so I don't unless it's a solid rock of roots. I'm still more gentle than I used to be :).
 
I was watching techniques on how to keep bonsai mothers. After a year in a small pot they remove it from the planter and shave off 3/4” of roots from all sides and the bottoms then replant it! This encourages new rot growth and you are able to plant into nutrient soil again! I though it was interesting but my head went for a spin when he took a knife to his football and started cutting chunks off it lol
 
Hate to tell you but that's not a football.
 
InTheShed said:
Hate to tell you but that's not a football.
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I see what I did lol..... typo...
:rofl::rofl::rofl:
Meant to say rootball LOL. Well anyways the picture says it all
 
That's why I quoted it!
 
:thumb:

Not surprising the rate at which you are making (and consuming) edibles!
 
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