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LuchinGrow Almost all the plants came out without major complications except for the Girl Scout Cookies; unfortunately, the three of them struggled in their early stages, and I hope it doesn't reflect in their strength. I watered 1L per pot and will only water every 7 days. I've been misting the plants with water to create humidity spikes for them. I watered with 1 ml per liter of Deeper Underground in their first week.

LuchinGrow This week I won't be watering, since with the substrate activation it's still too wet. I want it to properly absorb the rooting nutrients, and next week I'll start with the vegetation fertilizers. I've set up a 250w ballast because I think the 1000w LED isn't enough to cover everything; I'll soon buy another LED of the same kind to add to it. Therefore, I'll need to better control the temperature. I've placed the Govee below the ballast to have a more accurate monitoring of the heat produced by it, and to control its temperature if needed. I've noticed that last week I had very low humidity, so I'll be adding a humidifier to better control that parameter; next week I'll have results from the Govee. The Girls Scout Cookies have improved :D, they're growing now. However, I had to replant one lower down since its stem was too weak (this also made me think that the light was too low). I'll keep a close eye on the temperature; I have notifications set up on the Govee in case it goes beyond certain limits to mitigate it quickly. Without the ballast, the maximum temperature in the indoor setup this week was 28.9°, which worries me. If I don't mitigate that problem, I'll have to buy the 1000w LED or higher sooner, one that has Veg and bloom functions. As an extra note, hahaha last Sunday I set up a Bluetooth speaker and played Mozart for them as a test, hahahaha. Thanks, everyone! If you have any advice, messages, or comments, please, I'm open to hearing them.

LuchinGrow Normal week, I was able to control the lower temperature spikes and I could achieve higher humidity peaks, not much to say about that. I stopped watering for several days so that the substrate could dry out; today I watered with 1 liter per pot. I hope they grow this week since I will do an apical pruning and support them so that two central ones can grow, at least for space reasons.

LuchinGrow This week I switched to a 600W ballast along with the 1000W LED (theoretical), I'm worried about the heat that the 600W ballast might generate during its 20 hours of light. But I'll keep an eye on them daily, if I see the temperature exceeds 29°c I'll take measures like using an extra extractor and a cold tube to get that hot air from the indoor to the outside. I also did the apical pruning on a Girl Scout Cookie and a Gorilla Glue, due to space issues I decided to only do those prunings and apply LST to direct their stems, to generate 4 main ones on each plant. Some plants are small, but I have faith that with the light change in flowering they can grow and reach their normal height. Other than that, I watered with 1 liter per plant with the first flowering dose of top crop, although I saw this morning that the ones I did apical pruning on were tightening up due to lack of water, I'll have to recalculate the water dose for each plant. Especially now that more heat is generated and therefore more evaporation of the solution.

LuchinGrow This week, the babies had developed a lot of big leaves that were blocking light from the buds growing underneath, so I did some defoliation of many leaves; I hope it wasn't too much. But the daughters are growing a lot; I watered several with 1 liter. However, there are 4 plants that are the smallest, which I only watered with 0.5 liters since their pots were still heavy. I moved almost all of them to get more even light. The temperature was controlled, reaching 30.2°C one day, when I wasn't home to manage the temperature with the windows, and it got hot. I'm worried about the humidity. I think I'll buy a dehumidifier to better control that aspect during their flowering phase. I'll update next Sunday.

LuchinGrow This week has been relatively good, I did some defoliation since there were a lot of leaves covering the central buds of other plants. I also fixed some with LST so they could get as much light as possible. Still worried about the humidity, but this week I was able to mitigate it a bit, I’ll see how it behaves before getting a humidifier on the market. The first buds are growing on the beautiful babies. The ones I did apical pruning on are huge and beautiful. This week I watered with 1 liter of top Bloom and top Candy according to the chart. Three days ago, I added another liter of water to each plant since they are requiring more water, obviously without fertilizer. According to the top crop chart, it should only be added once a week. I’ll keep you updated, maybe I’ll start another project. Cheers and I’m reading you!

LuchinGrow The girls keep growing. They look beautiful, I'm watering every 3 days but fertilizing only once a week, which is on Sundays. Gorgeous <3

LuchinGrow Holaaaa, This week my little plants suffered a bit of stress due to the high temperatures we've been experiencing in the southern hemisphere. This week I watered with 2 liters of fertilizer per plant. This way they can cope well throughout the week. I'll water a second time during the same week if I notice they're dry. This week the substrate was too dry, so I decided on that option.

LuchinGrow This week my babies suffered again from high temperatures and also from drought; I forgot to water during the week and this week the leaves were looking poor. I hope they recover with this watering, and this week I won't forget to water again, just with 1 liter of water to maintain the moisture of the substrate. Their buds are still developing, some have strong central buds, and they are growing beautifully. I hope this lack of watering doesn't affect their development too much during flowering.

LuchinGrow I watered 2 liters per plant, and I also defoliated all the plants, removing leaves that were already dry. This week the leaves didn't dry out, but they were close to it, so I'll have to increase watering from 2 times to 3 times a week. Some plants are in the final stages for harvesting, but I prefer to wait until all of them are ready before moving on to the drying process and subsequent curing.