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They are autos. I will do as suggest and wait. Should I reorient the one with the taproot so it doesn’t grow into the side of the case?

I started my other plants in Aerogarden Sprout units so it was pretty easy to tell. When the roots escaped the little pod I transplanted. But since Aerogarden is shutting down I can’t really rely on those units and the availability of having access to pods for it.

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I want to get into some breeding and find that as I grow… I smoke less.

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Considering the price you got all this for… The trial and error and letting us know what worked best might be a cool experiment.

I’d definitely like to know the findings when you’re done figuring it all out! 😀

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looks like its going from the top down. This puts it in the immobile nutrient list.

Comparing to the leaf chart it looks as if it is a Zinc deficiency.

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This also seems to support it based on the look of the plant.

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You ever done any micro-grows in smaller containers? I’m wondering how pot size relates to final plant size in terms of Autos!

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Good to know, I’m just used to using this as reference for transplant day.

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Bingo. Thanks for the input.

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Sure I’ll do that, not hard to put a little box beside the case and prop it up with that.

Thanks for the input.

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To be honest I’m not sure how to take this. I’m on disability and my reality is basically… I find something I can do or I’m stuck on disability. The reality of working for someone isn’t something I’m capable of doing anymore. I need to be my own boss and that is what pointed me in this direction.

Who do I have to answer to initially? Just myself, I’d want to produce a quality set of seeds if I was starting a genetics company though. It does seem like a *something I can do* if I am not forced to be an employee for someone. I can guarantee with nearly 100% certainty things are going to go severely wrong if I was put in that situation. I’m not the happy little follower they want me to be.

But I do believe I have a lot to bring to the table. Certain popular cultivars these days don’t hit me well at all. I’m sensitive to that stuff so I think that is a positive as I could grow/cultivate and breed cultivars that… For people like me are becoming a rarity.

First and foremost its about medicine and the medicine being stable. I goto the retail outlets and its not. Sometimes its headache weed that you opened and can’t take back and are stuck with it… But you bought a month of that for your life… Or argumentative weed… So everyone in your life for that month is going what the heck is up with you? Why are you so uptight and want to argue about everything?

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I think people are more just expecting a coco, perlite, worm castings mixture.

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I plan on doing these to see how much I like growing that particular cultivar then perhaps using that knowledge to know what I’d like to start breeding. I’d like to use a few of my plant slots for a breeding run and see what I can come up with 😀

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This is kind of nuts. Congrats!

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How does soil affect mites? Last run I used Coco, perlite and worm castings and my plant produced just under an ounce for months of work. Was a good learning experience and the bud tastes amazing. The cure didn’t go the best.

Current Mix is a ProMix Premium potting soil, Coco, Perlite, worm castings. The current plant seems to be doing much better as it seems like the ProMix is covering any nutrient mistakes I may make with the Gaia Green and it provides the Mycorrhizae for my medium mix. I’ve not found it to be too much different than the Coco blend itself in terms of the consistency but it does cover the nutrient needs better it seems.

Is it some RNG factor that I just got lucky on where the soil due to sterility could have mites in it from the production facility?

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Also tower fans work great for grow environment fans. Love mine!