Lanaborn
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This is my First Hydro Grow Indoors, and also a first for me in using the LED Lights for Flowering. I have a closet space measuring 2' x 2' x 4'. The actual growing space is 2' x 2' x 2', with 3 plants that's 2 cubic feet per plant of space, "Very Compact Space" is a understatement but should work for the purpose of testing these LED lights. I am using a 14 Gallon Roughneck Rubbermaid holding 2.5 Gallons of grow mix solution. The lid of the roughneck has the 3 holes cut to the size of the hydro drip pots in a zig-zag with two on the left and one on the right, later the plants will be trained to the middle of the lid lining the tops up. Each plant has a Halo Drip Ring with five drip holes. The Only things I will be looking at is Gram/Watt, and Quality of course.
Day 1 Clones are Transplanted 74-82F 45-55% Humidity
Three Casey Jones clones were transplanted into the clay hydro-tron beads and put on a 24 hour light cycle, and a 30 / 30 minute on/off drip cycle. I am doing this to keep the humidity up and keep the rock-wool moist. Two out of the three clone kicked in nicely. The clone that didn't looks to be stressed as its still green, but drooping badly. I will watch this one for the next few days if it gets worse I will pull and replace with a new clone. Here are the Pictures of the Setup and the clones.
Day 1 Clones are Transplanted 74-82F 45-55% Humidity
Three Casey Jones clones were transplanted into the clay hydro-tron beads and put on a 24 hour light cycle, and a 30 / 30 minute on/off drip cycle. I am doing this to keep the humidity up and keep the rock-wool moist. Two out of the three clone kicked in nicely. The clone that didn't looks to be stressed as its still green, but drooping badly. I will watch this one for the next few days if it gets worse I will pull and replace with a new clone. Here are the Pictures of the Setup and the clones.
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