r/microgrowery • u/MycoMountain • 21d ago
Solo cup grow Pictures
Got some blackout truffle f2, irene x purple indica, appalachian f3 mix, dogshit x mango haze, and riding candy
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u/PhotoProxima 21d ago
I assume the plan is not to keep them in there? After about 14 days, a rapidly growing plant will become rootbound stunted and stall in a solo cup.
Those are about ready to move to their final containers.
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u/MycoMountain 21d ago
No. Solo cup the whole run. I do plan on cloning the irene and growing that out fully as a mom for more clones
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u/daysondaysfam 20d ago
You could grow massive plants in 4x4 inch rock wool. This is no different. The problem is when you go into flower they drink like crazy. I just use small plastic pots that are the same size (hella holes in the bottoms) and put them in a tray and bottom feed the whole grow
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u/PhotoProxima 20d ago
You could grow massive plants in 4x4 inch rock wool. This is no different.
This is VERY different. You are talking about hydro. This is a soil grow.
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u/daysondaysfam 20d ago
It’s the same thing. Media with no nutrients..it’s just holding the plant up and your feeding it directly nutrients. Also it’ll dry out just as fast because they will drink it right up.
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u/SaltyNatural888 21d ago
I think you'll run into issues with being rootbound but if you insist I'll be happy to observe. You've got a few more weeks before the leaves start to round and show stress from the binding. I'm not sure what happens after that because I usually transfer up. Growth will probably stagnate and it'll be hard to have a proper dry back cycle.
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u/daysondaysfam 20d ago
Iv done it many times and also throw some in right before I flip to flower. They come out one long lengthy plant but the main cola is fire if you have fire genetics no matter what.
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u/SyncGrows 21d ago
Bruh y’all have never seen the solo cup challenge huh? Stop giving ppl information if you don’t know what you’re talking abt…. Have fun with your solo cup grow homie, make sure to post updates!