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By MagicalCriminal · Posted
The casing keeps moisture in. It's not needed if you can maintain 90-95% rh. If you have occasional problems with your humidifier, casing would be insurance. -
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By dzdzdz · Posted
Oh true so you would want to hit them right at cloning stage? Did to more sugars at the roots -
By keebles124 · Posted
*****Sorry i posted twice, not sure where was the best place**** Hey all, straight to the point.... Got Burma fruiting. Pins started off brownish and now are tinted blue. I believe the substrate did dry out a little bit when pins started to appear, but i added a little water on the sides of the tray just so it would wick some water up into it, which it did, then i poured off the excess, being gentle as i did so. Humidity(old humidifier) wasn't consistent after casing, now it's stable at 90% Temp stable. (68-72) Growth consistent daily No ugly contams anywhere. My potential fuck ups: -Forgot plastic lining in tray - casing too thick maybe (50/50 peat/verm only) maybe 1/4in thick, will go thinner next time - over misted to add moisture during early humidity issues. (Slowed down misting after humidity fixed) Questions: -Are they still good? -Is it bruising from errors or the potency stuff that is talked about? -do i even need casing next time, since they grew from the uncased sides of the tray? -oh yea, most importantly, are they still good? Thanks in advance. -
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