Green Crack & Alaskan Purple Auto - ax

dixaxdix The first week was complicated. I was without a turbo exhaust and that made my tent hotter. I believe that's why they developed so little. The light was also too strong on top of it, I had to lower it because it was light green; the light might have been interfering with nutrient uptake. So it's worth remembering to pay attention to both low light and too much light.

dixaxdix They barely developed, the high temperature in the 40 cm tent is really hurting them.

dixaxdix The temperature in the first week worried me a bit. I bought a turbo exhaust fan and it seems to have solved the problem. I believe it's small for the period, so I increased the nutrients from 1 ml to 2 ml. Below is the record of the plant so far. Week 1 10/22 - germination started 10/26 - planted in the pot 10/28 - watering 1 with water 11/07 - watering with 1 ml of nutrients per liter 11/11 - watering with 1 ml of nutrients 11/13 - watering with 2 ml of nutrients

dixaxdix I put 3 ml of fert and lowered the light intensity because they seemed nutrient-deficient and burned from too much light.

dixaxdix By the end of this week, they entered pre-flower. I did the LST ties. The Green Crack is developing much better, even though I broke a branch while tying. I did a little defoliation on the Alaskan to let in more light. At the beginning of this week, I also did some defoliation on both. I started applying the flowering nutrients from Remo: Micro, Bloom, Velokelp, Magnifical, Natures Candy, Astroflower. 3 ml of each.

dixaxdix They are developing really well and I believe they have fully recovered from the problems I had at the beginning. I adjusted the LST a bit. Next week I'll do another defoliation.

dixaxdix I did some defoliation on the 9th, adjusted the LST, and also added the scrog. Once again, I messed up and broke a piece of the branch from the Alaskan, but it looks like she’s going to be fine.