(Rainbow Bud) Great White Shark

Week in a Nutshell - sprout got some new additions and fell over from the weight and fan. I braced the sprout and then adjusted the ph up to 6.8. This was done to maybe help the roots take faster to grow a stronger stem. probably an unnecessary step if I'm being honest. Day 5 watered with a PH up to bring the mediums ph up to 6.8-7.0 depending on where checked at. Hoping this will help the plant start to build more strength and density to the main stem. Day 4 found the lady laying flat on the ground, the stem got too long and wasn't strong enough. I braced the stem with a wire tie and added more medium around the base. Day 3 no updates Day 2 I filled lower basin and adjusted the temperature range down to 68-78 degrees Fahrenheit instead of 75-85. Hope this will also solve other issues in the grow tent as well. In theory (basic meteorology) the warmer the air the easier a parcel of air CAN become more humid. That said, too warm with not enough water molecules available makes conditions too dry and therefore less humid. So by lowering the Temps and keeping the available water molecules the same you will make your air more humid, until you achieve supersaturation i.e. rain/mist/fog etc., OR the water molecules evaporate. Needless to say, the tent humidity is now much higher, this will also help make the air move easier in theory as the more water vapor in a parcel of air the lighter it becomes, it seems backwards but it's true. So this will help with circulation. Science lesson for the day is now complete. Day 1 no update There won't be much for this week as it's just a sprout. I am eager to see how big she gets this first week.