Doing well, is is about 7 cm
I put her in the tent under a 600w led lamp with 3 functions : veg, bloom, both so now she's under the blue light(veg)
Will update ;)
@Pete420growdiaries, ja eindeutig. Der Bio grow ist ja auch fรผr die Buds. Die haben ja auch Pflanzen masse. Die Buds an sich.
Zu Bio Heaven.
Arschteuer! Expensive! Aber, Fette Buds, gesunde Pflanzen. Sehr empfehlenswert. Nicht sehr empfehlenswert ist, wenn das Bio Heaven kippt. Das Stinkt. Ich meine Das STIIIINKT. Echt zum wรผrgen. Nicht รผbertrieben. Deswegen kรผhle ich das Heaven im Kรผhlschrank. Dann ist save.
Hey, friend congratulations on getting into cannabis growing & joining the grow diaries community! I hope you enjoy your time on this platform. Would you be alright with me offering you some generalized advice based off the information in your grow diary? So cannabis plants LOVE heat and humidity. The buds HATE it, In veg, we can exploit this for much more healthy, Vigorous growth.
when our plants are small in the seedling stage & early veg, So are their roots. We can help supplement the roots by having some humidity in the environment for our leafs to do some foliar intake with. In veg temperatures of 79-84 MAX are great & humidity of 65-75 % work great for this. When we are in veg and early flower controlling our temperature between lights on and lights off is very important to have a nice tight stacked plant develop & not get too much stretch. If we expose our plants to temperature swings beyond more than 10 degrees less with lights off, We trigger our plants to stretch a lot. So we want to keep it at 79-84 MAX lights on and no more than 9 degrees less with lights off.
Once our plants enter flower our temperature control will be vital to determine how our buds develop. If we grow out our buds in a room that is too cold, We get very dense caked buds but not very big, If our rooms are too warm we get big airy buds with not very much resin. With lights on in flower we want 77-80 MAX with lights on & no more than 9 degrees less with lights off. I would suggest if you have not done so already look up vapor pressure deficit and how it relates to growing cannabis. All growers should study this and get used to using a VPD chart and logging their rooms numbers. Here is a great chart and article on it. https://cerescann.com/importance-of-measuring-vpd/
Also look into grabbing yourself a good PAR meter and a thermal laser temp gun to better read your plant's needs and safely dial in your lights to their optimal distance. Keep up the great work and if you have any questions please do not hesitate to follow my profile & ask me through DM. I am currently producing a youtube tutorial series for all levels of growers to utilize, If that interests you hop over to my grow diaries page and it is linked off there. Go ahead and subscribe to get ready for the first release. Happy growing friend!