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3 seeds from barneys farm : glue gelato auto.
Diary :
Day 1:
I dug a pit and cleaned my dirt with metal grid and a wheelbarrow & Installed the greenhouse.
Day 2 : I rotated my dirt and added universal soil. 4 x 70l to area of 6m2. I also planted seeds in universal soil without sprouting first.
Day 3 :
I gave water and checked for sprouts. Bought moist meter and dripping hose.
Installed those and making the greenhouse more moisty now.
Feeling : Verry happy for my first time. Lots to learn.. . Excited
Alot of seeds and baby plants died ' I left them too long in the dark and they were very thin and they all fell over. It also froze for 3 night this week. Some survived and now its been good sunny weather they suddenly became bigger in leaves i hope they start growing now.
I am not 100% positive, but it could be being caused by tannins/toxins from the wood chips basically poisoning your plant, especially if the wood chips are fresh/green and not weathered. Removing the wood chips would be my first action, but if it is tannins/toxins, it could take a few days to leach out of the soil and before your plants pick up. If using anything for a mulch around plants, dried and well aged materials are best. Your soil also seems to look rather wet, a condition amplified through the use of mulch and I would also be allowing the soil to dry reasonably before watering again, but remove the wood chips first. Wood chips will also "suck" a lot of goodness out of the soil, especially nitrogen, as they break down. Alfalfa (lucerne) meal/straw/hay is probably one of the best things to use as a mulch, it has a very high carbon/nitrogen ratio and will not "rob" anything from the soil as it breaks down. All other hays/pea straw/oat straw etc will also rob goodness from the soil as they break down, and for best results require a scattering of aged animal manure on top of the soil before laying the straw/hay down.
Hope this helps,............
Organoman.
1 /3 plants did not survive.
1/3 plants the buds did not fatten enough because to much shade.
1 did great. Im nooob grower from belgium. Plants are amazing But defenitly not for some Growers. Give it. A go! Its full of trichomes and resin. I will updaten when dried and cured.
@ADHDselfmedication, learning curves are forever...lol., so many plants are the same but very different at the same time, so many things can be different no matter experience, I'm always learning, scratching my head in confusion or happily surprised,, all the time, when you think you know it all and stop learning that when you have a problem...in my humble opinion..enjoy the grow...
@spyder,yes i moved them outside to the greenhouse. i waited too long. I left them in the dark and they were very thin and long. Some died already. Learning curve as beginning i guess. I also had freezing temperatures 3 nights this week. next year I add a heater for when it freezes
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