Simple Grow

[tx.freak]

using stuff off the shelf from local store ...cost $240
at 4 days old

tx.freak Reviewed by tx.freak on 06-27-2006. Simple Grow using stuff off the shelf from local store ...cost $240 at 4 days old Rating: 5

[Bachelorpads]

If that light is a HID, I would back it off a little bit. That tiny little plant might stress pretty bad with that proximity to the light.

[tx.freak]

i kinda started off with no info ...so ill clue you in
i started off with a bag seed ..soaked it in water and did the paper towel trick ...once opened, it was put in rockwool and into the power grow ...water has ph of 6.2 ...nutes was used right away. The light is a 150watt sodium and is around 5 to 6 inches away ...room temp is 80 degrees and water temp is 72 degrees ... and 82 degrees at where the plant is ...its set at 18/6... ive got a small fan keepin the air moving and keeping things cooled.

[Garden Knowm]

I predict a MONSTER!!!

: )
NICE

[LIP]

As long as the heat at the plant is controlable you can have the light as close as you like. Good temps to look for are between 70 and 80F

Looking good so far though, goodluck.

[The White Snoop]

Lookin good.

I would lay off the nutes until you see a set of true leaves

[latewood]

can't hang...try 2mb
piks too big. I would heed snoop's advice, but you already nuted them...Seedlings should never be fed with nutrients. There are no roots to uptake, so you get burnt plants, especially in rockwool...good luck

p.s. optimum average ph for hydro is 5.8, although some argue that it doesn't matter, because the seedlings don't have roots yet to uptake...

[DE.Db33t]

The plant seems to be reacting fine to the light, if it starts to stretch out though move it down. You want the bushiest bitch you can get. Good Luck

[tx.freak]

heres the same pics just made smaller

[notrightquite]

I'd move the light down, personally.