Ok. First indoor grow. Probably over kill setup but please give me pointers. These plants are about 2.5 weeks above ground. There have been some stressor ill walk you through. #1 is Purp. Purp was germinated straight in fox farm Aqua some shit under 24 hours 60watt flood led. Problem is about a week ago she was knocked out of the germination planter and totally uprooted. I managed to do the QUICKEST thing possible, putting it in a 2.5 gallon plants bag with another female same age.
She’s doing good under my new 2000watt full spectrum led and 4 100w stick full spectrum lights.
Looking for notes to speed and encourage vegetation. See pictures
#2 is chemi. Chemi was germination in fresh bare rock wool under the same light as purple. Chemi was knocked over at about 4 inches and broke her neck at about 2 inches. She is now in the same planter as purp, healing well, supported only by mounds of loose fox farm soil.
Also looking for notes. See pictures.
I’m at a bit of a loss with all those lights and everything else…my advice is this…KISS…(keep it simple stupid) We’re growing a weed…a simple plant…so keep it simple to start. One light at the right height, dial in the water as you go, and then add some nutrients slowly after reading about which ones are beat for you.
Sounds like a rough start !!! Hoping the best for your girls… I’m concerned about two plants in a 2.5 gallon pot. That’s gonna be a problem down the road
Im not trying to be a jerk, but your grow area is a trainwreck. Take an evening and organize the space, set up the lights and plants properly, and make a list of things you will need to be successful. Also, you dont need all the supplemental lighting. The overhead is enough right now. And, once your plant stand gets wet, it could collapse and cause you to lose everything. Again, not bashing you, i just want you to start strong and succeed!
You should only have one plant per pot. Two plants in the same pot is a recipe for disaster. They are gonna be fighting over food and the roots will get tangled. Remember one plant per pot
