Re: SolarStorm 880 - (2x Pineapple Chunk) (2x Money Maker)
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2014 12:25 pm
Just got done transplanting the girls into their first 1 gal containers. We're using the Canna Terra Pro plus. I knew it was peat based, but the whole thing seems like peat to me Anyone reading this ever used it before?
Prior to transplant, I picked up some Clonex gel, and using a torch-sterilized razor blade, I gently scraped the stems of the plants.
I don't know if this did anything at all because I really didn't scrape much. Then I applied the clonex gel to the stem, and buried them almost to the cotyledons.
After transplanting, I watered the media until saturation and drain using the remainder of the 1 gallon water: 6ml bio-vega/16ml bio-rhizotonic after agitating the heck out of it to provide aeration.
All 5 are now directly under the solar storm. The temperatures will rise substantially where they are, probably to about 84. Because I'm not injecting the CO2 yet, I'll be leaving the tent flaps open to provide fresh air and a tiny bit of heat mitigation.
The girls look like they will have some adjusting to do in their new homes, but I think they will eventually be quite comfortable. Sorry for all the purple.
Prior to transplant, I picked up some Clonex gel, and using a torch-sterilized razor blade, I gently scraped the stems of the plants.
I don't know if this did anything at all because I really didn't scrape much. Then I applied the clonex gel to the stem, and buried them almost to the cotyledons.
After transplanting, I watered the media until saturation and drain using the remainder of the 1 gallon water: 6ml bio-vega/16ml bio-rhizotonic after agitating the heck out of it to provide aeration.
All 5 are now directly under the solar storm. The temperatures will rise substantially where they are, probably to about 84. Because I'm not injecting the CO2 yet, I'll be leaving the tent flaps open to provide fresh air and a tiny bit of heat mitigation.
The girls look like they will have some adjusting to do in their new homes, but I think they will eventually be quite comfortable. Sorry for all the purple.