I thought mine was doing OK until I just seen yours in the beer can, maybe if I zoom in mine will look bigger. That just gave me an idea.
Maybe this guy can make them look bigger.
Or this guy showing off his 5 pounder.
Keep smiling
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Hahaha actually Pedro I think yours are bigger. My can is small top so looks bigger. Those red cups have wide mouth and a lego man. So they bigger
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Never say never bro 
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Ahhh, you guys are cracking me up⌠lmao⌠so trueâŚ
âShit Happensâ!
It reminds me of a March Madness basketball bracket I entered in a bar⌠I busted it pretty early in the championship, but I saw the bartender the afternoon of the final at the bar, scoring all of the brackets people had filled out⌠I asked him how I did and he dais I was still in about 8th place, but he didnât recognize any of the names of the people in the lead⌠He told me I should stop by and watch the game because you had to be present to win⌠I went back and watched the whole game at the bar, all by myself, lol⌠i won $1000 for just being the only one who showedâŚbwhahahhaa
I feel better now⌠carry on.
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Hahahha Hahahahhaha exactly.
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I never thought about doing the holes in the sides of the cups, does that help alot? I mean I can see how it would be good because of the airflow but just thought Iâd ask
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Just an attempt to keep the coco a bit more airated like a fabric pot would.
Edit. I dont think my coco needed to be agitated.
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I think that it makes it a âHoly Hempy! Doesnât it?
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IMHO, yep. Coco/soil can get a bit soggy and anaerobic if there is no drainage, also there is nowhere for the nitrate salts to go so they build up.
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Yeah, they are good for overwatering, too⌠for sure. Not as easy to overwater once they start growing but most people will have the cup in a tank I guess. I wonât be here for a week or so, so I have to get somebody to understand the concept before leave it with them.
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Well I found my problemâŚtho I donât know what exactly they areâŚafter about a 4/5 seed failure it seems these little white wormsâŚwere the cause of the seeds just all of a sudden drop a either to their deathâŚ
thatâs one of the doc holidayĂc99 seeds that was attempted those little boogers were gnawing awayâŚthe shell wasnât even off the head of this one I went to inspect it and the whole head was seperated from stemâŚ
âŚso hereâs what is left and has no signs of my little visitorsâŚ
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Sounds like fungus gnat or root aphid larvae.
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Sounds about right to me haha
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Set it and forget it! I havenât touched these in a week, just checking in on them via the webcam. Iâll change the res tonight/tomorrow and trim any roots that may be hanging outside of the cup (with pictures).
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How often and how high are you flooding @ReikoX?
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Once a day, about 2/3 the height if the cup.
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Is that a dedicated hydro flood tray or just a DIY utility sink?
When you say you flood to 2/3 the height of the cup, does it drain back out slowly, or are the plants drinking all of that?? I assume it slowly drains itselfâŚ?? I may not get mine done for this grow but Iâd like to start tinkering with something similar so I could scale up to other projects someday.
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When the pump stops the nutrients just drain back out.
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Yep, what Pedro said.
Itâs a DIY thing, scroll up I posted links earlier in this thread.
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Would you be trimming the roots if it werenât for the comp? Iâm also doing e&f in a cabinet right now for the first time, and now the plants have lots of roots escaping. Iâve been assuming that itâs fine to just leave them be.
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