There is one thing that beats them and is even cheaper.... ordinary plastic growbags that you take a paper punch too. Then you just need good air circulation around the bags and those roots explode like the spines on a porcupine.
Why use the regular seeds?This is my 4th grow. My third was a very successful run of 3 blueberry, mainlined or fluxed.
This grow, I will be starting 9 different plants, and growing 12/12 from seed. I hope to finish 6-8 plants.
Strains:
- Querkle (regular). 50/50 on male/female.
- Jack the Ripper (regular) 50/50 on male/female.
- Cookies and Kush (fem)
- Blue Mystic (fem)
- Green Crack (fem)
- Blue Dream (fem)
- Girl Scout Cookies (fem)
- Zombie Kush (fem)
- Bubba Kush (fem)
I am going to light with 8 CREE 3590 COBs @3500k. They currently run at 50w (1.4A), but I hope to be able to run them at 62w (1.75A) by the time they are into flowering.
I have never started in a plastic solo cup (usually use small air pots), so I will do that. The plants will be grown in Coco in a smallish 8" diameter x 8" tall air pot, which is about 1.35 _liquid_ gallons. Probably a 2 gallon pot. Nutes will be Canna line + microryza fungi during transplant + Mammoth P with 100 PPM tap water and a small amount of cal/mag. I don't have a written schedule for 12/12 feedings.
I expect all kinds of problems with differing plant size, finishing times, nute requirements, but overall, I am hoping for a chill-n-easy grow.
The seeds spent 12 hours in distilled water, and are now in a damp paper towel.
Why use the regular seeds?
Also, are you planning on mainlining your all plants?
I think that would be problematic with a 12/12 cycle from seed.
if you have spinosad, i would use it now. that shit is awesome on gnats. in a 1 gallon pressurized sprayer you hit all parts of plants and top of soil in just a few seconds, and has always worked first application for me. usually a few stragglers for a few days, but by end of week, empty yellow strips
that is what I have heard too. spider mite predator packs actually come with spider mites in them as food. It is best for outdoor areas/greenhouses where you would never be completely rid of bugs. Indoor bug free is the goal to most grower.Predators will never kill all the prey, or they would run out of food.
if you have spinosad, i would use it now. that shit is awesome on gnats. in a 1 gallon pressurized sprayer you hit all parts of plants and top of soil in just a few seconds, and has always worked first application for me. usually a few stragglers for a few days, but by end of week, empty yellow strips