Dannermc
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Yo yo,
Danner here. I've already tried growing out of this pack of fem auto low ryder, to be honest I've learned it's a stupid idea starting on expensive seeds. For any new growers out there, I wouldn't advise buying seeds, start with bag seed until you know what you're doing. You think it's easy, but I've made a lot of beginners mistakes. This time, I'm going straight by the books. I've substituted my ericaceous compost for some multi purpose compost with some perlite in it, and have just potted my babies today. Here's how they're looking (Basic proximity to lights, the top soil is about 1 inch away from the CFLs)
These cups are about 300ml, I filled them to quite near the top and my germinate seeds are roughly an inch and a half deep (to the second knuckle on my baby finger). I've very lightly watered them as I was afraid the soil may be too moist already, I put in about 15ml into each (half a EU shot glass). I've put little holes in the bottom of the cups to allow excess water to flow out. I've decided to make this post to people can keep progress on my grow, and so I don't fuck up too heavily, I'm not asking for babysitting but I'd really love if I could get some help as I move along, and I will be updating this thread at ever noticable change (Probably every 3 days I water them). They're on a 16 hour light cycle, with 8 hours off. That's what I've been told works best with autos, but if anyone has any different ideas please let me know.
Set up is quite basic, 12v fan, 2x 46W CFLs, Mylar, inside an amp box. The light emissions aren't too bad, but I have to cover the entire box with a mylar sheet once I've closed it up, and then there's virtually no light. Here's how it looks without the mylar sheet for those who are curious:
Well, I hope I've at least caught your attention because due to my last failure (https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/777746-need-help-quick-stat-total.html) my confidence has been shattered and I'm ready to follow any direction you wish to give me.
Cheers and hope you enjoy taking this journey with me,
Danner
Danner here. I've already tried growing out of this pack of fem auto low ryder, to be honest I've learned it's a stupid idea starting on expensive seeds. For any new growers out there, I wouldn't advise buying seeds, start with bag seed until you know what you're doing. You think it's easy, but I've made a lot of beginners mistakes. This time, I'm going straight by the books. I've substituted my ericaceous compost for some multi purpose compost with some perlite in it, and have just potted my babies today. Here's how they're looking (Basic proximity to lights, the top soil is about 1 inch away from the CFLs)
These cups are about 300ml, I filled them to quite near the top and my germinate seeds are roughly an inch and a half deep (to the second knuckle on my baby finger). I've very lightly watered them as I was afraid the soil may be too moist already, I put in about 15ml into each (half a EU shot glass). I've put little holes in the bottom of the cups to allow excess water to flow out. I've decided to make this post to people can keep progress on my grow, and so I don't fuck up too heavily, I'm not asking for babysitting but I'd really love if I could get some help as I move along, and I will be updating this thread at ever noticable change (Probably every 3 days I water them). They're on a 16 hour light cycle, with 8 hours off. That's what I've been told works best with autos, but if anyone has any different ideas please let me know.
Set up is quite basic, 12v fan, 2x 46W CFLs, Mylar, inside an amp box. The light emissions aren't too bad, but I have to cover the entire box with a mylar sheet once I've closed it up, and then there's virtually no light. Here's how it looks without the mylar sheet for those who are curious:
Well, I hope I've at least caught your attention because due to my last failure (https://www.rollitup.org/newbie-central/777746-need-help-quick-stat-total.html) my confidence has been shattered and I'm ready to follow any direction you wish to give me.
Cheers and hope you enjoy taking this journey with me,
Danner