6/18/17
One of the blueberry plants has a bad P deficiency, probably caused by damage to the roots during transplant, another has slight P deficiency I think caused by the same thing (these were the two tangled together). It was really tangled with it's neighbor, and lost a lot of its' lateral root system. The other blueberry plants look fine, except for some leaf damage caused by transplanting, and slight P on the one. One of them is totally fine (it was the smallest, and it's caught up and surpassing the plants with the damaged roots). All of the plants are growing lateral roots like mad.
The 3 surviving dark pheno grape ape monster crop clones got moved into the veg tent today.
I changed the recovery timer again, since we dropped down to 3 buckets, then went back up to 6. It's on every two hours for two minutes. That keeps the water at 1/4" or under in all the buckets.
aero res:
ph 5.93
ppm 232
Disassembled, cleaned and sterilized the cloner. It's drying now.
Transplanted 3 monster crop grape apes. Last chance for the grape ape, if these ones herm I'm getting grape ape from somewhere else.
Veg tent is costing me
34.88 light
8.44 control
10.00 nutes
18.36 fan (assuming 24/7 operation)
71.68 total
with the flower tent light/fan/control
124.92 total
The cloner/t5 and chiller only cost me about $8/mo, got that by using kwh from the killawat for a day and multiplying.
Lessons learned:
Don't plant seeds if you've got nowhere for seedlings to veg. (durrrrr, should have known better)
Don't let seedlings get tangled with their neighbors in the cloner
Transplant to veg tent as soon as roots hit the bottom of the netcup.
Larger reservoirs are better for my setup, because they don't fluctuate as much (the brute 44gal trashcan we are using cost us $40 with the lid, have had to spend much less time fucking with water)