My indoor plants are 4 weeks old and vegging nicely. Wondering if I should remove the big fan leaves.
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Generally speaking, as you give zip info about your grow, 4 weeks may be a bit early unless they are autos. They should still be using the glucose from those leaves. If you plan to train them by any method wait until then unless they over lap and draw moisture. As you may begin to see here there are many variables so explain and show pics so we can give intelligent answers.Grow # 3 50/50 S/I Critical Mass photo fem
Seeds drop in water 1/8/2022
Medium: FF Coco Loco plus 30% Perlite in 7 gal cloth bags
Space: 30x48x62 DIY cabinet lined w/space blankets
Lighting: Bloomspect SS1000 Quantum board x 3 - 300 watts actual draw
Soil Supplements: Worm Castings, Crab Shell, Oyster Shell, Neem and Karanja Meal, Volcanic Basalt Dust (for minerals), Recharge root micros. Grow 3 is with reconstituted super soil to which I've added several additional minerals and supplements. A more complete list based on Cackamas Coots super soil recipe can be found in my Auto Toka thread
i don't grow plants anymore, I grow soil that my plants can thrive in!
My filtered tap water runs over 7.5 pH but the soil microbes
make pH correction unnecessary
Ventilation: Vipospar 4" Exhaust Fan w/RH controller, 12" Carbon Scrubber8" bottom intake fan, 6" clip on fan, 6" heater as neededCabinet on screen porch. N AZ @ 4000 ft.
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Just remember fan leaves are responsible for absorbing light and light = food (and added nutrients are vitamins)...they are the solar collectors. most growers opt instead to train plants using LST or manifolding (photos only).I hope there is an afterlife...there are a lot of friends and family I'd like to see again, one day.
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