Ended up digging down and the seed wasn’t active. Popped in another seed but will probably go ahead and up pot everyone so nobody gets stunted. Solo cup shouldn’t be too hot with the starter mix in using anyways I don’t think.
Added a line from the RO down to the grow room. Super happy to have done my last trip down those stairs for 10 gallons of wash water and daily humidifier fills.
Setting up the 25 gallon tank with float valve once I’m ready to transplant to the beds.
Here’s the girls up potted. They’re looking pretty healthy and happy.
I think my clone mothers may have popped a few nanners in response to the accidental flip and reveg. I read pollen is only viable for a few days though and still a month or so from flower. So letting them ride and hoping they’ll settle down.
All 4 have officially popped. Final names as follows.
Jelly Donutz
Gaia
Hera
Caramel Cream
Indy
Jane
Girls are growing good. I’ve been lowering the humidity for the last few days and they should be hardened soon. Will likely switch them to the veg tent tomorrow to start adjusting to the extra light and lower humidity. May even just transplant this weekend if they start blowing up once I put them in the veg tent tomorrow.
Indy stretched to the same height as the Jelly Donutz after I dropped the light a little to be sure I didn’t burn her up. Put it back up to 100 percent and everyone seems to be taking it well.
Waiting on some adapters for the Wittflow that should be here Saturday. Going to at least setup the beds and get the dry fit in Sunday that way if they take off I’m not chasing my tail mid week.
Had to prove you could over water coco. Decided best to do it as I pulled them from the humidity dome too quickly and not yet fully hardened off. Maybe I should call this thread the Trickster Tales.
Really knocking this one out of the park so far. Might not look it but they’re starting to turn around after the environment change and over water. Planning to do final transplant to the living beds this weekend. Hoping they’re not still too shell shocked and perk back up from the poor watering before then.
Well it only took 4 days, 4 wrong parts, and 3 leaks, but I finished my 1 hour project.
I honestly might have been a little early to transplant but I was worried about the wilting maybe being related to learning coco. The roots of 3 looked great through and were just starting to climb back up. At a complete loss on what is happening with Jane. Roots looked healthy white but were hair thin and barely even out of the original coco plug. Same pack the dead seed came from, so might have just been a little old? Hoping she can build enough energy to catch up.