Oh nice work
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Wow, you really do some tough training on your girls.
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such an art to all that. I’m to chicken to try lol
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It’s easier if you do it during dryback when the stems are more pliable.
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Seedlings looking good. They’re spanning the pot! Little bit of a tough start, was ph off a little or soil a bit to high in nutrients? Otherwise they’re growing. 
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I did add nutrients in the water measured to 70 PPM to bring it up from 0, but that also reminds me I totally forgot to add the soil composition for the Peyote WIFI! Thank you lol here is the soil ingredients, I got some actual living soil mix in this one unlike the Happy Frog/PromixHP with the Blueberry:
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Looks like some good dirt, when you say brought water up to 70ppm. What did you add? Are you rain or RO water? I did an article on these kind of mix bags of soil. They can have to much in them for seedings. Maybe next time you start some seeds, try just some coco Coir with no nutrients! You’ll be surprised at how healthy they look. We start to feed the seedlings if they need it around week 1-2 very light nutrient solution around 150 ppm, just to get them started. Also you can start to tell if they can take it. Some will be hungrier than others.
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Sorry wrong soil! I had just mixed some pots with that new soil and got mixed up. I had posted I “filled with the contents of 2 rehydrated peat pellets with 6.2 pH’d water at 130 PPM, from cal-mag, plankton, and potassium silicate” so the colour could be from the added nutrients too early. I put tap water through the Zero water filter. The deformation though is from me “helping” pick off the seed shell that was holding on though. I appreciate the advice!
Heck yeah man, looking good. Can’t wait to see you finish
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Peyote WIFI update, day 11: Almost ready for transplant! Tme to water soon, then in a few days it’s going into a 3 gallon fabric planter with the 100% living soil mix posted earlier.
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Looking good thanks for sharing I about panicked 
there for a minute thinking roots should not be in the light lol till I saw you transplanting soon.
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Of course, sharing is caring lol. And thank you! Yea most likely will be transplanting later today, or tomorrow at the very latest.
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Update 98’ Blueberry day 44, and Peyote WIFI day 17: Blueberry is looking tired from what looks like root problems from over watering. This one has been extra sensitive to water from the start, taking so long to dry back between watering, but I also should have used a new fabric planter or at least cleaned it since it most likely had a bunch of accumulated nutrients and salts, and with algea covering almost half of the planter it looks like its not getting enough oxygen to the roots. Im thinking about maybe transplanting from the 5 gallon to a 7 gallon and filling the gap with the living soil I used on the Peyote WIFI, which is doing much better since it was transplanted into the 3 gallon fabric planter and seems to be enjoying the new soil.
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They look good to me. I’m excited about your muffins Mine just started perking back up gonna transplant outside when I get back from Louisiana I would do it now but I feel there’s gonna be one more cold snap at the end of May. Lol
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