A set of five plant stakes, one for each Barney's Farm seed type. Each is colour-coded so you can read a whole tent at a glance, with the seed type and a photo of a finished plant on the front and write-on panels for the strain name and dates on the back. The pointed stake pushes straight into the medium.
Two plants of the same age look identical from above. The moment there is more than one strain in a tent, or a photoperiod running alongside an autoflower, feed schedules and harvest windows become guesswork. Colour coding fixes it from the doorway, without reading anything, which is the only system that survives contact with a busy grow.
Two plants of the same age look identical from above. The moment there is more than one strain in a tent, or a photoperiod running alongside an autoflower, feed schedules and harvest windows become guesswork. Colour coding fixes it from the doorway, without reading anything, which is the only system that survives contact with a busy grow.
The front carries the seed type and a photograph of a finished plant of that kind. The back has write-on panels for the strain name and the dates that matter. Both sides are printed, and at 4.7 by 12.8 centimetres each stake is large enough to read from outside the tent without going in.
Feminized, Autoflower, Regular, F1 Hybrid and F1 Auto, each in its own colour. The write-on fields differ because the two groups run on different clocks. Feminized, Regular and F1 Hybrid carry Strain Name, Seedling Date, Veg Date and Flower Date. Autoflower and F1 Auto carry Strain Name, Seedling Date and Grow-Flower Date, since an autoflower is never switched over.
The seedling date gives the plant's real age, which is the number you need when an autoflower is not finishing on schedule. The flip date is what flowering weeks are counted from, and it is the one everybody assumes they will remember. Written on the label, both are in front of you at the plant rather than in a notebook in another room.
5 labels, one per seed type
Feminized, Autoflower, Regular, F1 Hybrid, F1 Auto
4.7 x 12.8 cm each
UV stable and waterproof
Seed type and a photo of a finished plant
Write-on panels for strain name and key dates
Barney's Farm sun logo on both sides, colour-coded by seed type
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A permanent, fade-resistant marker. Ballpoint will not mark the surface reliably, and ordinary felt tip fades under a grow lamp within weeks, which leaves a blank label at the point you need it most. The Barney's Farm marker is made for these.
Yes, if the writing lifts. Isopropyl alcohol on a cloth removes most permanent marker from a printed surface. Test one label first, because how cleanly it comes away depends on the print finish.
One per plant is the intention, and the set covers the five seed types rather than five plants. Growers running several plants of the same type usually buy more than one set.
Near the edge rather than beside the stem, pushed in before the root ball fills the container. Driving a stake into the middle of an established root mass at week six does avoidable damage for no reason.
Feminized seeds produce female plants and are the standard choice for a grow aimed at flower. Regular seeds produce both sexes and are what breeders use. F1 hybrids are the first cross between two stable parent lines, which gives unusually uniform and vigorous plants. The labels carry a colour for each so a mixed tent stays readable.
Yes. The stakes work in any medium and the write-on panels take any name and date, so seed trays, herb pots and vegetable beds all suit them. Only the printed seed type on the front is cannabis specific.
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