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Mastersweed_3110 lighting: sodium lamp 600 watts (50%)

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Mastersweed_3110 I'm not posting a photo because honestly, I'm embarrassed. I couldn't buy the desired substrate, they're still small and it's affected their growth and development. So, I had to test the substrate to see what ppm it had, and I realized it was at 2500 of whatever the hell that is. I adjusted the pH to 6.3 and lowered the ppm to 300-450, plus their food is at 650-700, which is ideal for the plant's growth. So, we're hoping for good results next week. But, well, I'll post just one photo, but it's embarrassing—they look droopy and sad. Many burned at the tips and the leaves were curling.

Mastersweed_3110 This week was tough, it was about washing the substrate and the roots looked droopy and sad because I didn't buy the desired substrate, but with the wash, they became happy again and we now have the exact ppm we want to finally give them their mega meal. I still leave the burnt leaves to remind me of the mistakes and how they were before their problems because we clearly see the burns from the excess nutrients in the substrate. Now every flower that comes out will be good and green, super fertilized ;)))) 🙏👌 and keep growing happily until their ☠️ lamps at 950w RH67 avg approx.

Mastersweed_3110 What's up, buddies. Week 11 and we can see growth, we see bigger leaves, they were saved and are going up now for sure. It's been a lot of work from germination to this point, I still haven't hit the mark for good development at the start, but from here on out ☺️ they're going all out, I see them well, happy, with no burn on the tips, the new green leaves are well fertilized, Hulk green color, the stem is green, not purple, which is what I'm looking for, nitrogen, and well, we keep cultivating.

Mastersweed_3110 We increased it by a thousand more grow so they super-fertilize and achieve a worthy color. We adjusted the pH to 6.3 with organic mineral diluted with a nutrient called dolomite, which has a high calcium content suitable for this crop. We keep growing! 💀🤠🙏

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Mastersweed_3110 Well, I forgot to take photos for a week, but here they are. They stretched out; we were expecting a height of 60 cm, but some are already at 90 cm. Next week, I'll transplant them to a new home, a new 3-liter pot. Happy growing!

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