Advice needed

[Kurt Mac Grower]

I have a couple of seeds I started germinating 2 days ago and they have started to sprout. The problem is I've just heard that in 4 days I have to leave for a week. For starters I'm housing the plants in a cupboard with a simple tl setup but do you guys have any idee of how I can keep the soil moist for a week while I'm gone?

It 'll be very difficult to find someone to spray the plants while I'm gone so I was wondering if there where any good alternatives to that.


Thanks a lot

Greets from Belgium

Kurt Mac Grower Reviewed by Kurt Mac Grower on 07-16-2006. Advice needed I have a couple of seeds I started germinating 2 days ago and they have started to sprout. The problem is I've just heard that in 4 days I have to leave for a week. For starters I'm housing the plants in a cupboard with a simple tl setup but do you guys have any idee of how I can keep the soil moist for a week while I'm gone? It 'll be very difficult to find someone to spray the plants while I'm gone so I was wondering if there where any good alternatives to that. Thanks a lot Greets Rating: 5

[locomark]

Sounds tough. Check the weather if your getting in rain you could set them outside for the week. Since they are still small people will not notice them. If your not getting any rain then place them large 5 gallon pots and water them very well the moment you leave. Since they are small the water should last them the week.

Loco

[Jdzzl03]

You could beiuld a small scale wick system with 2 liter bottles. Just cut the bottle in half, use the bottom end as the rez and then put the top upside down back into the bottom half.(pointy end down). Fill the bottom half of the bottle halfway with water, put wick halfway into water and then thread the rest through the top of the bottle(remember its upside down) Then fill the top half with dirt and you would have a self watering system. Just a suggestion. Good luck bro- Diz:rasta: :rasta:

[Kurt Mac Grower]

Thanks a lot guys, I think we won't be getting any rain so I'll probably try the wick system. My cupboard is too small to fit ten five gallon pots. :thumbsup: