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Wow that’s an amazing looking plant.
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79g of headnumbing primo frost.
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So the plan will be to start with a Grobo start for at least a month, transfer to the Grobo and hope for a good harvest. I got the Grobo start just because I think it will expedite at least one month to month and a half on each grow.
Your pro’s out there correct me if I’m wrong please.
Any tips or advice is always welcome.
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For your first plant you can go straight in Grobo, no need to use the start. When you’re about 3-4 weeks from harvest I would put your next seed in the start…just my 2 cents.
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Your 2 cents is worth more like 2k lol
Thank you! 
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Seed went in the Cocoa pod yesterday after germination was done on the cup and then paper towel. I was only following directions from the seed bank.
Today I woke up and I had this amazing surprise look how cute.
She truly is a star killer.
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I’m new on this and I would really appreciate some advice regarding nutrients other than what the unit provides. Should I be looking for something else? I hear a lot about Hydro guard and other things, but mainly I’m completely lost so every little help would be greatly appreciate it.
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Im all 100% for grobo nutes only. Dont waste your money yet
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humidity is becoming a problem. I’m in florida but I can get over 41%
Any suggestions?
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different stages are different humidity
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How can I work my humidity inside the grobo? Any suggestion?
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41 is fine for a grow.
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When is the best time to switch from germination to early vegetation? Should I be looking for some specific signs on the plant?
Her root is already out of the Coco pod through the bottom.
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always let it go through germ and early veg. only stages you should mess with are late veg, flower and possibly flush.
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Day 7 Update.
Added a small fan. She’s growing fast and healthy.
I’ll probably add a small humidifier, 30-40 is ok but I want optimal conditions.
Any suggestions?
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