I too wanted to do that, but the taproot came out right on the side of the lid instead on going down the middle of the coco pod, I don’t wanted to break it while doing so.
I’m drying it with a paper towel a couples time a day for now, and with the fan indirect airflow, it’ll soon be almost dry at the top.
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Everything is going perfectly this time arround, the 3rd set of leaves is on it’s way, so I decided to create a timelapse for the entire grow.
I installed a logitech c920 inside connected to a raspberry pi, taking a picture every 5mn, should be exiting to watch 
Aside from that, it’ll also be usefull to compare how she get stunted when I trim leaves in different stages !
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I’m in love with how vibrant she can get with all those green tint 
Definitely not dark green and crispy like before 
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Got 5 finger on the second set of true leaves, it does feel like I’m groing a completely different strain
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Does any of you know how to resolve this issue ? a bit annoying to remember to skip a stage each time. I’m using the recipe Banana Kush photo from white label
Also, happy plant as always
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Submit a ticket to support. They’ll get you sorted out.
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Sent a ticket yesterday, and they solved it the same day, again, amazing support work on the grobo team, you guys are the best.
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Late veg started yesterday, just shy of 25 days now, just waiting for the grow tip to get a bit larger before I top her
Same strain, same stage :
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Thanks, I’m loving that I don’t have to do much, And I’m glad that I won’t have to delay transition as much as the last one.
She’s clearly been really effective at recovering from me cuttting her head down 
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This is a great video @Arn really love seeing the time lapses. She is looking great for sure.
@GroboJulia this is a pretty sweet time lapse!
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Verrry kewl.
I couldn’t find it, but it’ll be cool to campare with what I’ll end up with, as I plan to time-lapse the entire grow!
I initially wanted to trim fan leaves to open up the light, but considering that everything is extremely healthy, i decided to try out some leaf tucking techniques.
Stems from the first node where already trying to poke through the top fan leaves, so I helped her a bit, was it a good idea? Trying to minimise stress as much as I can on this one!
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Slight change of plan, I’m away for 10 days. I got a friend for the d/f and top ups but no one to trim anything.
I went ahead a cleaned all the bottom fan leaves as well as training branches to spread the canopy. Every top site is now expose so I should be set for a while, hopefully I’ll be back on time to clean her up before transition.
I got 12 branches at the moment, would you guys recommend pruning the least vigorous ones when I return or before I leave?
I’d like to get around 7 or 8 before transitioning, maybe 2 now and another 2 in 10 days ?
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