Well, this grow has 5 chemo seeds and 2 bagseeds. The bagseeds are just breaking the surface so they will have to catch up, but I want to flower when most are about 10 inches tall. I was thinking of taking a cutting and putting it under 12/12 to determine sex and then weed out my males faster. At that time I would take a clone from a female and grow that clone into a mother plant under cfl's so she will be ready to be cloned when this grow is over.

Anyways, I just noticed possible problem. When I first moved the seedlings into the hps closet, I noticed a bit of grey fuzzy stuff on the soil that was exposed through the drainage holes. I just scraped it off and put them back. Now, days later (today), the same grey fuzzy stuff came back on one of the plants, so I scraped it off and started reading. After reading a bit, I started thinking that they looked more like tiny little white eggs in a tiny little grey web. Spider mites i'm thinking? But I cant find any posts where the person only had them in the drainage holes like me, everyone seems to have them on the leaves and on the base of the stems. I have nothing on the leaves or stem, just the drainage holes. Uggh...I hope it doesn't come back.
indicloset Reviewed by indicloset on . Roots I'm 2-3 weeks into my second grow and already there are roots showing through the drainage holes. Some of the plants dont even have secondary growth yet and they are only about 3 or 4 inches. They are in 6"x7" 1 gallon pots. The soil is equal parts of Schultz pete moss perlite and vermiculite and I dont pack it down or anything, just scooped it into the pots and planted the seeds. I dont know, maybe this is normal, but I cannot see my 5 gallon pots being big enough at this rate. It just Rating: 5