Cygon

Well if you want to see wild growth with your vegetative plants (seeds, seedlings, clones) should be put on 24 hours of light. Then when it's time to flower put them on a 12/12 light cycle.

The wealth of knowledge in this site alone is crazy. Take a look at some of the more experienced growers how - to. Success can be replicated.

If these plants are two months old, maybe its time to start over.

__________________

Cygons Chocolate Chunk Aero Grow
Cygons Chocolate Chunk Aero Grow 2

Them

Welcome Cygon,

As I stated earlier in this thread, the sprouts, small babies, and future clones are and will be in the clone bubbler, under a florescent grow light 24/7... PPM 100

Don't let my limited number of post mislead you.

Attached Thumbnails

     

 

Them

I should have named her "second hand smoke".......

Attached Thumbnails

 

Them

After thinking about it for a while...stoned...I thought I would change the settings on my camera.

I think it worked.

Them

Plant looks a little yellow.

Ph was 6.6...pulled it down to 5.6

vpur

If your growing your seedlings and clones at 100ppm thats way to low... tap water usually has higher tds than that.... I let my seedlings range from 500-1000ppm. Yeah and like cygon said if those are 2 months old something went wrong and your just wasting your time.... Dont want to be a Dink but Im just trying to save you disappointment.... I have had seedling look like those after 10 days...(refering to pics on post 62

__________________

Them

I use RO water, PPM 35 so TDS is 135... I don't want the plants in the bubbler to grow too fast, It usually takes at least eight weeks to flower.

We will see how this plant is doing when the sprouts are ready to flower. If or when I have ten sprouts ready to go into the Aerospring.

Them

The seed bract has all the nutes the seedling needs. From my experience 100 PPM is about right for seedlings and young sprouts...

Everyone leave feed back on this. I'm interested in your opinion.

vpur

After they start to show their first set of leaves, not the coteliens (did i spell that right? :} ), they can be put on a regular nutrient regime. My rule of thumb that has worked for me is when they start to alternate growth at the nodes it is time to flower them.

__________________

vpur

Not totally understanding how you put this. Your R/O water is 35ppm and you add nutrients untill your res is showing 135ppm?If your using R/O water you'll have no mineral content in there at all. Might want to start feeding them. Try 500-750 ppm if your shy about increasing the nut's.

__________________