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When you plant more than one per cup wait to see which one is the weaker or more fragile looking of the two and take a pair of sterilized scissors or razor blade and cut that weaker one off at the dirt line. :thumbsup: Trying to seperate bound roots is nearly impossible to do without a good amount of stress. I've done it but it was a big, fat pain in the ass all the way around and set me back about 2 weeks in my grow. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by azdesertdweller
here it is sunday morning....so far 5 survivors...the yellowing has advanced microscopically...drooping has abated and recovered......growth has slowed to a crawl,watering once a day,misting 1-2 times(spray bottle)daily....24/0 on the lights..i don't know the length of interim on t-plants,for death by shock...but, i'd say the prognosis is favorable...:smokin:
tuesday morning,these plants have bounced back,the yellowing has stopped at the tips,no drooping,gettin leafier,everybody's workin on their 4th node,lookin good...i altered my light set-up...4x27w puttin out 7,000 lumin...4x23w puttin out 6400 lumin....these 8 light bulbs,put out 13,400 lumin,and only use the equivilant of 2x100 w regular bulbs,it's 4 light sockets with Y adapters,alternating 27,23,27,23....light configuration is different with every stage,i'm looking to utilize a pulley system to raise and lower the whole setup...as soon as the 4th node establishes itself,i'll turn a fan on them,i have two larger plants,and what i hope are three smaller females,time will tell:smokin: