mks grow journal

[mkseed 133]

Soon the sprouts are starting to show themselves, ones with more rush then the others but that’s the way life goes and soon all will be catching up the others is just a matter of time ,at this time we should turn on a fan in a low velocity to evaporate some moist out of the soil and don’t want to make to much win so when they grow they don`t bend but enough to make them shake a bit, this stimulates cellulose growth meaning thicker stems and stimulates the stretch of the roots for more grid to the soil , with this in a while we should start seeing any time now some roots coming out to the bottom of the seeds tray thats when i transplant them to a bigger pot.I advise you to transplant them thru a few and get a nice root volume before you put them to flower,i believe with this you have less chances off failure and improve yield.The lights, I stand them about 5 cm from the sprouts just in case they grow to much and hit the lights .If stretching occurs we can use it in our advantage,i tell you next time how we do that.

Edited December 16, 2012 by mkseed

[Code 2]

yea welcome to your new babies

[Dust 6,284]

welcome to them, may the others come quickly and all become healthy girls

Have a good grow thanks for the news

[mkseed 133]

So, some hours have passed and the seedlings have all germinate , some of them seems to be a little lazy , i keep my fan blowing in low speed my temp around 24 Celsius at day and 20 at night my humidity stands at 65 %.We can see that some are already well developed then the others but that not something we cant handle about but wait ,about stretching the one thing we can do to is when we transplant them to the next pot we stand the roots ball in the bottom of the pot and cover the stem with soil aligning the top of the plants,also more and new roots will develop thru the stem till the top of the soil giving more power to the plantThanks to Code , Dust and all falowers

Edited December 16, 2012 by mkseed

[popskiller 14]

looking good! more photo's welcomed

[Jose.gh 7,612]

Hi friend,

They look great those little, and putting his head;). Beware the substrate is moist but never waterlogged good because the root does not breathe well.

It's a good mix mycorrhizae, very beneficial for the substrate and plants, I have wanted to see them grow!

Good start

Regards!!

[Dust 6,284]

nice lots of new life in here

Welcome to all of them may they have a beautiufl life with you

Thanks for the news man have a good grow

[Bam-Bhole 1,903]

Excellent and easy to follow journal. I am one of those transplanting plants a few times before flowering (and flush them properly when they are in the final pot for flowering).. The work pays off usually and you can be sure about the roots of your plants that way.

That soil looks nice enough to eat, can see that the seedlings love it !

Peace + Grow

[mkseed 133]

Now as we can see the first pair of true lief is out and the soil is almost fully dry the roots are getting out so its time to transplant them to a bigger pot ,this time i´m gonna use the same soil mix with same e.c feeding (120msy)on the watering and 5.5 ph. As i said they are all slowly catching up the others almost all at the same size

[Dust 6,284]

love those pics man!! looks like a mini forest with all lthose stems inline, looking great ^^

Thanks for the news man good to see girls are thriving

Have a good grow!

[kalisilvermist 106]

Hi - Please Forgive my ignorance - What is Red turbe - is it a kind of soil / coco or something else - your grow is looking epic by the way - love the pics

[Dust 6,284]

one more little advice, you should resize your pics a little smaller or you're gonna run out of space quickly

Have a good grow man

[Jimmy 952]

Yeah like Tokage say can really see how the boost up at the transplant .

Peace & Smoke

Jimmy

[mkseed 133]

Hi - Please Forgive my ignorance - What is Red turbe - is it a kind of soil / coco or something else - your grow is looking epic by the way - love the pics

HI Kalisilver don´t need to forgive, i´am every day learning something new , red turbe is kind of coco its very well known in commercial germination greenhouses for the first stages germination and seedling thanks for dropping by .

Thanks you all for your support

keep it green

[Code 2]

yea quality here cant wait to see em grow keep it up!

[Bam-Bhole 1,903]

Never seen seeds turning into such uniform strong straight up standing soldiers like yours. Same with the root development - simply impressive. You sure is a pro when it comes to growing. Every step is well planned out nad the stuff you use is the best around. Is there a chance to order those starter cup blocks and the red turbe online ? Bet that is great for clones, too ?

If yes a link would be great !

Kee it green.

[mkseed 133]

One week after transplant them to bigger pots we can see the well develop roots coming out the holes and soon as the soil dry out its time to arrange some extra space for the roots and some feed too ,this time i use a 1.5l square pot i advise using this type of pot if you have space issues cause it can fullfil and organize your empty space .i feed also with the same ac ....to be continue

Edited December 18, 2012 by mkseed

[Dust 6,284]

that's some healthy roots congratz man

Thanks for the nice pics man, hope they'll like the space you'll give them

Have a good grow!

[SantaBuds 610]

can't wait to see how u flower those babies!

[mkseed 133]

Hey,

nice progress there.

Q: aren't u afraid that the roots will grow out of the bottom of the container into the soil ? Or is this wanted ?

Apart from that it all looks great, the roots cry for more media to grow into......yippie------>

Fim MG

Hi Fim thanks for dropping by ,the main reason i do this is because this way i give the roots the possibility of keep growing instead of drying out , as you can see on the pic above they dont have any root-tip damaged cause i dont give them time to do that its just time for transplant ,beside never had problems with plants that do that but never the less i´m taking an extra care with this babys

keep it green

[mkseed 133]

Question: How did you manage to take a photo while the HPS was on and get that clear picture?

Keep it up brother, looking great from my end. What kind of range on the Ph do you use?

Thanks bro ,in mather of ph its around 5.5 on the watering and the runoff its around 5.7 ,i have a excell chart were i take all notes with ph range and much more info just not posted it yet .

About the pic i used a flash but you can take clear picture from a hps wen its turning on the first say,first minute at-least with my balast .

keep it green

[mkseed 133]

can't wait to see how u flower those babies!

Obrigado Santa vai aparecendo e dando noticias,abraço

keep it green

[Fran.gh 4,583]

Really nice roots man.

That´s a really good sign.

Cheers.

[Ganjamann 5]

Good luck with the new grow area and the seeds as well

[Jose.gh 7,612]

Hi bro,

You see them healthy and strong, moss refers to high humidity, so I suppose that the earth takes a while to dry, it is good to put more fertilizer to compensate. You see them healthy and eager to grow strong and vigorous, good job

Merry Christmas friend