And in two days they are really coming on
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They look absolutely perfect @tdubwilly !
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They are little cannabis butterflies ready to take flight.
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Good Morning troop. We have tried the blue bulbs at top level to see if there is any difference between white light vs blue light.
We have sense changed them out to white light. I suppose the difference was so minuet that the cost difference won out in our trails.
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Both plants exhibit something similar to nutrient burn at the end of their leaves. They were in a “seed starter” soil. Ill keep these eyes on em
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Are you by any chance trying the Air Pruning technique?
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You mean with smart pots @organicgrower4m?
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I wasn’t really worrying about the roots while in the solo cup.
In fact, tell me if I’m wrong, but I was actually trying to get the roots to wrap around the cup, at least right now.
My line of thinking was just to get a good thick root mass, whether it was circling the cup or not, before I tried to transplant, hoping that when I did, it would anchor into the new soil really quickly
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No no no Sir- I mean cutting holes in bottom of the clear cup and allowing the Tap root to grow into the second cup. This will stop the tap root from balling up. The plant will send down a second root, then another n another -which will allow the roots to be Greater in numbers and will stretch out in their new home. More roots more fruits.
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So I got holes in the bottom of the cup, but just for drainage, I wasn’t trying to let the roots grow into that cup
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This actually will put a stop on Root Balling.
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TimBot look at this piece.
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Iv been working with this method for about a year now. I luv my results.
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