- Wed Oct 14, 2020 2:20 pm
#367346
Howdy Folks!
So I’ll preface this by saying Pings are probably where I am most ignorant and still learning. I still get confused on the differences with terms such as Temperate, Mexican Pings, Tropical, Intermediate, etc. Specifically what each means for growing conditions.
Anyway! I am THRILLED to have found a Ping. Gigantea! I sought after one for some time now! What is your advice to help this guy thrive now and onward?
I live in Houston, with a south facing balcony.
Current Conditions:
-Indoors on my grow rack. Under a Yescom 225 light (which other CP’s seem to love).
-Lights are on a consistent 14 hour photoperiod.
-Room temperature with rather ambient humidity, I do have a shower curtain around my rack.
-Soil is what was included from CP nursery. Looks like a peat and small gravel mix, probably 3:1 gravel.
-I am watering by using my spray bottle and misting a bunch of times on the soil near the base of the plants.
Thanks in Advance!
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So I’ll preface this by saying Pings are probably where I am most ignorant and still learning. I still get confused on the differences with terms such as Temperate, Mexican Pings, Tropical, Intermediate, etc. Specifically what each means for growing conditions.
Anyway! I am THRILLED to have found a Ping. Gigantea! I sought after one for some time now! What is your advice to help this guy thrive now and onward?
I live in Houston, with a south facing balcony.
Current Conditions:
-Indoors on my grow rack. Under a Yescom 225 light (which other CP’s seem to love).
-Lights are on a consistent 14 hour photoperiod.
-Room temperature with rather ambient humidity, I do have a shower curtain around my rack.
-Soil is what was included from CP nursery. Looks like a peat and small gravel mix, probably 3:1 gravel.
-I am watering by using my spray bottle and misting a bunch of times on the soil near the base of the plants.
Thanks in Advance!
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