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Jimmy-z

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  1. I say you should leave them be. I've noticed 2 on my outdoor plants & no more whiteflies. They're doing a great job eating pests on mine.

    They will build a very tiny nest, though, so I dont want to harm them at harvest...but I'll burn that bridge when I get to it.

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  2. think i will pop my outdoor charlottes angel plant in one and see how she does, got a few lying around the garage. shes been looking sad in a 10l bag since her sisters got 38l material pots.
    what nutes do you run?
     
    I was forced to go the cheap route. Hortimix A & B with a bit of calmag in the reservoir.

    The pic I posted earlier was during the recovery from a severe calmag deficiency, they're doing a lot better since. Next time i have to remember to buffer my coco.

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  3. how do grow you in them, coco perlite?
     i found organic soil wasnt a fan of the wet base. do you add clay pellets or perlite at the base?
    Yup. Clay pellets/leca in the base, then promix 50/50. I'm also using an airdome to bubble air through the roots, but that's optional.
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  4. Hi Guys
     
    Anyone have experience with this ?
    https://growguru.co.za/products/autopot-easy-to-go-kit
    Just get a large shallow container to hold your pots and then install this thing in the tray.
    Im growing in Coco and perlite using synthetic nutes.
    Just looking for new tech that doesnt use electricity, thanks Eskom!
    Thanks!
    I'm a huge fan of the Autopot system. As long as your reservoir is sorted wrt nutrients, then it's pretty much hassle free.

    Right now I'm running a dual XL autopot system outdoors & a 15l autopot in the shed.

    I would advise getting an air pump for your reservoir. It'll keep the water oxygenated and clean, if loadshedding hits, a few hours won't affect it much.

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  5. So you don't think it's due to the seedlings being too sensitive to the heat today because it is quite a hot day?
    Not at all. As long as they dont dry out, they can handle fairly high temps. Depends on the strain too. I grow mostly sativas & they love the heat, but I also haven't had any problems with the 1 or 2 indicas I have wrt heat...

    My biggest problem is mildew, whiteflies & the occasional bud worm. :(

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  6. If that's what they look like after you've topped up the soil, then it's more than likely wind that bent ur girls over.

    They've gotten super stretchy looking for light. I would add more soil to support them & find a spot outside that gets the most sun.

    I'm lucky, I have a spot in my garden that gets full sun from 8am till 7:30pm ,or whenever sunset is, and it's hidden from neighbors & other nosey ppl.

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  7. Lol, thats my current clone setup, was at plastic warehouse but only found catering trays that were too big, so still on the hunt.
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    I see no mention of bubble cloners, seems to be my best results to date to be honest, but i may be a tad outdated
    I started using one of these Garland propagators on the windowsill. Works well, had to line it with clingwrap, since it has holes in the bottom & a sheet of paper to block out most of the sunlight.

    Could probably fit 8/10 cuttings if I leave the rockwool sheet intact. I did 5 at once & they all took. 11268e9d5d5b1489942ff5a208e25230.jpg

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  8. My first humidity dome was a 2l coke bottle cut in half & fitted back together with my cuttings inside & the cap closed, opening up once a day to get some air. 3 clones at a time. It was a tight squeeze, but I got 100% success rate with 6 cuttings.

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  9. That's good to know, Jimmy. How many plants are we talking about though? 100% could be 1/1 lol.

    1 in 11 didn't pop, because I put it straight into soil when I started out. Rookie mistake. Lol. I split my order with a few workmates and all of theirs popped.

     

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