Быстрый Гроу (Fast Grow)

YG2020 The plants have taken off their helmets and are confidently moving into the vegetative stage. I watered the substrate with a small amount of water around the plant. All the plants are developing equally except for the length of the stem. 13.10.2021 Hey everyone following the report!) This morning I saw that the little ones have started to grow their second pair of leaves. Everything seems fine, but bush #1 is shorter than its sisters, though it was like that from the start. Apparently, the turkey genes are showing, and I don't think it's overwatering since I'm using the same amount of water - 100 ml per plant around the edge of the substrate + a little from the spray bottle on top for moisture. I also spray the sides of the pots with water, which helps maintain humidity in the range of 50-55% for a while. There's a problem with the humidity dropping to 35% in the box, which could hinder normal vegetative growth, something I really don't want. I placed a container of water and directed a fan at it. I forgot to mention, I decided to try this cycle with a light schedule of 20/4.

YG2020 Hey everyone!) Continuing the report. The plants are 9 days old today. Over the weekend, I struggled with low humidity in the box - the average humidity is between 30 to 35% and there's nothing I can do about it :hm: Overall, the humidity at home has been like this lately. I tried leaving a container of water and spraying the pots on the sides - it helps but only for about 10-15 minutes. Another problem is the high temperature. The new lamp, with the dimmer turned up to 75%, raises the temperature to 29 degrees. I don't know what will happen in the box with the dimmer turned all the way up - time will tell. In the photo, you can see the numbered plants. Plant #1 is noticeably lagging behind its sisters; I think this is due to the low humidity and high temperature. I haven't figured out how to deal with the humidity issue yet - one option is to buy a humidifier, but I don't have an extra $100 for that right now, so I need to find another way. Can you suggest anything? Peace to all! UPD 19/10/21 Hey everyone! We're still growing) Yesterday I bought a humidifier and initially placed it in the room. After 1 hour of operation, the humidity increased slightly - I didn't have time to wait, so I moved it to the box. After testing it in different modes, it was found that in maximum mode, the humidity stays around 75%, at medium power 65%, and at the lowest 55%. For now, these numbers are not precise; I need to continue measuring depending on the intensity of the lighting - the dimmer is currently set to about 70%. Another event that can't help but make me happy is the drop in temperature. With the humidifier installed, it has decreased to 23 degrees. A full tank lasts for 10 hours of operation, so I’ll have to refill it twice - in the morning and evening. I placed a fan in front of the humidifier - this way, the mist reaches the plants instead of rising up. In the morning, when I peeked into the box, I was very pleased to see normal humidity. The appearance of the plants in the morning calmed me down; it seems they really liked the humidifier's arrival, and they grew a bit overnight (maybe it just seemed that way out of joy)). Peace to all! UPD 22.10.21 Hey everyone! Not much has changed in these days - the little ones continue to grow) Everyone has started to grow their first pair of five-finger leaves. One plant is still lagging behind the others - I don't understand why, we'll see how it goes. In principle, I think that by the time flowering starts, their sizes will be roughly the same, so I don't consider the lagging at this stage a problem. The humidifier is working 24/7; without it, it's very hot and dry. I refill the tank twice a day - in the morning and evening. The temperature during the day is 26 degrees, and the humidity is around 65%. I haven't checked at night. As the soil dries out, I water with a small amount of water around the edges, about 150 ml. I added soil to 2 pots. Peace to all!

YG2020 25.10.2021 Hey everyone!) The little ones have noticeably grown these days, especially #2. Humidity and temperature are at the same level - 26 and 65%. Since the plants have gotten a bit stronger, I decided to do a proper watering. I watered with settled tap water, 3 liters each, input 6.5 pH 160 ppm, output 6.7 pH 900-1000 ppm. Everything seems fine, I stopped worrying about the small plant, I don't see any problems with it, I'm sure it will catch up with its sisters. The only thing that concerns me is that on the biggest plant, spots characteristic of magnesium deficiency have appeared on the edges of the large leaves, which is very unlikely at this stage of life. Let's see what happens next, for now, I won't do anything - still continuing to water with plain water. Peace to everyone! 26.10.2021 Hey everyone!) Last night when I got home, I was blown away by how much the bushes have grown. The manufacturer’s website says the plant loves moisture. Apparently, I should have watered it earlier, not on the 15th day. Also, pale veins have started to appear on the leaves. If they continue to show after the next watering, I’ll start adding a weak nutrient solution. The humidity with the watered pots is around 45%, so I won’t be removing the humidifier for now. Peace to everyone! 28.10.2021 Hey everyone!)) In the last 2 days, with the humidifier running, even on the lowest setting, the humidity has risen to 99%. I think my carbon filter got soaked and stopped passing air properly. Without the humidifier, the humidity with dry pots is 45%, so we’re removing the humidifier). Due to the humidity issues and worries about the lagging plant, I completely stopped checking them after Sunday’s watering. Yesterday, I was amazed to see that the biggest bush has already formed 5 levels :yatta:, the medium one has 4 levels, and the small one has also grown, but its branches are quite weak. I checked the water parameters. Apparently, there was an upgrade in our water supply, and the settled tap water is now consistently 130 ppm, pH 7.6, I lowered it to 6.5 and watered with 2 liters per pot. The drainage was as follows: pH 6.6, 560 ppm for the big one, 620 for the medium, and 700 for the small, which makes sense - the big plant consumes more minerals from the soil. It’s time to start adding half the dose of nutrients for veg in the next watering. I started bending the 2 big bushes. Peace to everyone :rasta_peace:

YG2020 One of the bushes turned out to be male, so it was thrown away. The little plant started to flower, but given its size, I didn't see the point in training it. The big plant showed its sex, so I started feeding it for flowering. After watering, I noticed signs of calcium deficiency, so I started adding CalMag.

YG2020 The plants are entering the flowering stage, and a strong smell has appeared.

YG2020 The little plant has developed spots that I just can't figure out. The second plant isn't flowering. I switched the lighting schedule to 12 hours.

YG2020 The problems continue. The small plant is all covered in affected leaves, while the big one has finally started to flower. In this pack of 5 seeds, 1 turned out to be male, 1 is photoperiod, and 1 has constant issues. This isn't my first grow, but I've never encountered such poor quality material before. Dinafem has really let me down.

YG2020 On day 56 from seed sprouting, I chopped down a small plant. The trichomes under the microscope are cloudy, just how I like it. There's a lot of resin, and the scissors barely open after trimming. The smell is very strong and delicious - berries and fruits.

YG2020 Plant #2 is confidently gaining mass, with a lot of buds. I bent the top so it doesn't hit the lights. In the coming days, I'll be doing defoliation and removing all the unpromising shoots that aren't getting light.