I don't think those 20W pads will do much sitting under an auto water pot.
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Ahh yeah I missed the pots
I managed to setup the 4X4 in the attic. There's still room to get around it even. I doubt it will get very cold with the tent closed and the light on, so I set a 4" duct fan to come on if temperature gets above 75. I'll figure out how to vent more air this weekend. They look pretty unhappy right now. Could that be the low humidity?
Four new seedlings. NOT Supafreak : ) These are F1s GOG X BSHW. Going to just keep the biggest female and make some clones, one to reverse and one to make feminized seeds.
Seems to be fully recovered from my over watering mistakes.
How's them attic girls doing. Prob appreciate the tent.
One looks happy, but the other three still have their leaves pulled in tight. I didn't think to take a pic, and I haven't come up with a way to use the wifi camera in there - yet. I'm keeping it between 70 and 75 degrees in there, so they should hopefully come out of it soon. Wish I hadn't tossed my little humidifier last Spring. It would come in handy now.
Also received the SF clone from my friend. With luck the one surviving seedling from all my attempts will be a male, and I can try making regular seeds again. No one I know of has managed to get usable pollen from a reversed SF female. When she's big enough I will make more clones and give it another try, though.
I up potted the 4 GOG X BSHW seedlings. Stupid me managed to drop one on top of another while moving them out of the grow room. They both fell out of their solo cups, but I didn't see any obvious damage. I guess I'm living up to my user name : )
In the attic tent I added a heater with a temperature controller to keep it between 60 and 70 degrees. Supposed to get down to 19 degrees tonight, and these poor plants have had enough of the cold. I also duct taped some thin insulation to three sides of the tent which worked pretty well to keep the heater from coming on for more than about 10 minutes an hour.
In the attic tent I added a heater with a temperature controller to keep it between 60 and 70 degrees. Supposed to get down to 19 degrees tonight, and these poor plants have had enough of the cold. I also duct taped some thin insulation to three sides of the tent which worked pretty well to keep the heater from coming on for more than about 10 minutes an hour.
They are looking a little better, but still unhappy. Only thing I can think of is the low humidity is problematic for the auto water pots. They sure aren't drinking very much, which makes no sense for plants in flower. I don't really care if I lose them, but it will bug me if I lose them and don't know why!
Definitely lost one of the dropped seedlings, and might lose the other. It's leaning over in the pot now when it wasn't this morning. I just happen to have two habanero plants looking for a home, so those pots are likely where they will end up. The rest of the autos and the freaks are pretty happy. I'm going to have a ton of seeds soon.
I've been thinking the auto water pots are providing too much water in this low low humidity, and that's why the attic plants are all looking... over watered. I added trays under three of the five to see if they improve while the other two don't. I have veggies looking for a home, so I'm probably going to cull some of these anyway. But if the ones in trays recover I will at least know what is going on.
Not much to report in the grow room. Everything is moving slow this week. The tomato tent is happening, though. The thing is encroaching on the space I was reserving for pepper plants. If it wasn't covered with tomatoes I would be cutting it back to keep it under control. As it is, I think I will add a trellis on the right side and force it in that direction.
Not much to report in the grow room. Everything is moving slow this week. The tomato tent is happening, though. The thing is encroaching on the space I was reserving for pepper plants. If it wasn't covered with tomatoes I would be cutting it back to keep it under control. As it is, I think I will add a trellis on the right side and force it in that direction.
What light schedule do you have them tomatoes on?
24/7 at the moment. They probably don't need that much light, but it's easier that way to maintain the same temperature.
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