GMO by Ganja Farmer Seeds - Sponsored

Hello Growmies, As we reach the end of the fourth vegetative week for our GMO by Ganja Farmer Seeds, we have witnessed resilience in action. While one of the two plants displayed initial signs of distress following the transplant, a check-in this morning has confirmed a happy turnaround. The recovery is a strong indication of the plant's robust genetics and its ability to bounce back with the right conditions. The healthier plant has been a steadfast grower, reaching the expected milestone in its growth journey. The other, although briefly set back, now shows promising signs of catching up, demonstrating the same vibrancy as its counterpart. The resilience of these plants speaks volumes about their potential for a successful growth cycle. The transplant into the 12.5-liter air-pots, although momentarily stressful for one, ultimately provides these GMO plants with the much-needed space to expand their roots. With Great White introduced during transplantation to encourage mycorrhizal development, the plants are now better equipped to absorb nutrients and water, paving the way for robust growth. Environmental conditions have been meticulously managed, mirroring the successful setup of their garden peers. With the Spider Farmer humidifier maintaining optimal humidity levels and the Inkbird controller ensuring a constant and beneficial warmth from the infrared heat mat, the plants are enveloped in a nurturing microclimate. The lighting has been adjusted to a gentle PPFD of 150-180, with the intensity kept at a moderate 25%, ensuring the plants receive ample light without the risk of stress. The IR and UV lighting strategies continue to support the plants' natural growth rhythms and fortify their defenses, a crucial factor as they develop further. As we move past this week, we'll continue to monitor both GMO plants closely, providing them with the attentive care needed to fully recover from the transplant and thrive in their vegetative stage. With their resilience already proven, the upcoming weeks look promising for strong and healthy development. Stay lifted, Salokin.