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Anything I can do to help this tray move along?
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Hey guys, my first tray/tub grow is coming along well (check sig pics) all but 2 trays are doing fine..
One is taking a long time to colonize the substrate but it smells fine and I don't see anything wrong with it, so I'm just exercising patience for now. The other is colonized but has not started pinning after being in fruiting conditions for just under two weeks. I know it's slightly bacterial but is there anything I should do to get the ball rolling?



I appreciate the help! Wouldn't be able to do this without you!

Edited by MrFahrenheit (11/22/18 10:56 PM)

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Re: Anything I can do to help this tray move along? [Re: MrFahrenheit]
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i'm not going to say that your tubs look super healthy but they may be fine. patience is a big part of this game though. as long as they have light, enough fresh air and enough water... there isn't anything i know of to "speed them up". unless the temp is low in your fruiting area. lower temps will definitely slow things down

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verum subsequentis said:
i'm not going to say that your tubs look super healthy but they may be fine. patience is a big part of this game though. as long as they have light, enough fresh air and enough water... there isn't anything i know of to "speed them up". unless the temp is low in your fruiting area. lower temps will definitely slow things down



Oh, they are all at least a bit bacterial. These were all made from jars I forgot existed in my attic for about 8 months. Somehow survived the summer heat up there...

Just posted the surface of the tray because I thought maybe it's too wet and someone would chime in. Temps in the tent are always ~75f

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