Grupo G.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.6 - 1.2 kPa. Only 5 seeds survived; 4 CandyCane and 1 McFlurry. Everything else had issues with the seed and the membrane covering the cotyledons, so they couldn't photosynthesize. The ones that are still alive are putting out their second set of leaves by the end of this week, with green stems. Despite the low germination rate, this is the group that is growing the fastest so far. They will be completed with more seeds and transplanted into gallon pots as soon as possible. These little ones received their respective foliar insecticide, potassium soap, neem oil, diatomaceous earth, and Acaridox (acaricide). The light they are receiving was changed to 300w.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.7 - 1.2 kPa. Even though only 50% of the seeds germinated, the resulting ones look very good and green. We will wait to complete this grow with more seeds before moving on to the next pot. Routine insecticidal foliar sprays are being provided (neem oil, potassium soap, diatomaceous earth, and acaricide). Some seedlings still had the seed membrane stuck to the stem, which was removed with the help of the moisture from the foliar sprays. The photos show the 4 phenotypes of CandyCane and one of McFlurry.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.8 - 1.2 kPa. There's no group with better care than this one so far, they are growing at a good pace and have good color. This week I applied foliar fungicide with Bioprotection BD Plus, Bioprotection TR + BSLIN, and Clonostachys at 60 ml each per liter of water. And the routine insecticide: Neem oil, potassium soap, diatomaceous earth 5 ml per liter of water each. This group is making very good progress, although there are still few plants to be considered a group, so it's worth combining them with Group E.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.9 - 1.2 kPa Now this group has 1 Lima Haze with a short structure belonging to group F, 2 clones of Tahoe Mango belonging to group E, and the original germinated seeds of this group. This movement is made to strengthen the canopy of this group and achieve a full 4x4. Next week, all the plants in this group will be transferred to one-gallon pots to keep a slightly delayed process compared to group F. During the week, foliar insecticide and Multisilk (potassium silicate) were applied.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.9 - 1.2 kPa. This week, the whole group finally got their transplant. On the 9th, 3 CandyCane, 1 McFlurry, and 2 Tahoe Mango clones from group E were transplanted. On February 12th, 1 remaining CandyCane phenotype and the Lima Haze #3, which was quite short, were transplanted to complete a good amount. At the time of transplanting, the roots were inoculated with mycorrhizae and microbe charge. The soil contains 10% compost, so it is only watered with water and regulated pH. The plants' response to this process was excellent; they recovered within hours and continued to grow explosively. During the week, routine foliar insecticide was applied.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.8 - 1.2 kPa. The group is progressing smoothly. Only water is being used for irrigation since the soil is well-fed, and the pH is maintained at 6.5. Roots are already starting to peek out from under the pot; this group seems to be well-rooted in the soil. All except the Lima Haze seem to have a tall and strong structure. No pictures were taken this week.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.9 - 1.2. VPD is increased to transition to advanced vegetation. It is diagnosed through the drainage water results that this group also has issues with soil pH. Therefore, pH levels in the water are immediately adjusted between 4.0 and 3.0. The group started to get sick gradually; however, immediate action was taken, and it was contained quite quickly. Foliar feeds were also added to group F with Thrico-Eco (trichoderma), Alga 91 (seaweed), and Biocomplex (bioferment) to nourish them and alleviate the stress caused. In this group, growth is very accelerated. A transplant and apical pruning are being considered soon. No images were taken this week; next week will include images of the transplant.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.9 - 1.2 kPa. Transplant week for this group into their final 2-gallon pots. The damaged soil was recovered, and the well-established roots were identified for transplanting. At the time of transplanting, the roots are inoculated with Mycorrhizae and Microbe Charge from Roots Organics. This group has shown a lot of potential and variety of genetics. The apical pruning has taken a bit longer because a couple more nodes are needed on these plants to fill the entire 4x4 ft area properly. During the week, routine foliar applications (insecticides and fertilizers) were carried out.

Tropical_CIS_Garden VPD Range: 0.9 - 1.2 kPa. This group seems to have zero or very few problems, stems and leaves are very green. Roots below the pot are already wanting to come out. They have fully recovered from the issue that was starting with the soil, and now it's under control. Only the Tahoe Mango clones required water this week after the watering on the first day. Training has begun for this group. First, an apical pruning was done as it was urgent, and 4 days later, the lower leaves and older fan leaves were defoliated to lighten the plant mass. On the day of the photos, the central branches of 3 phenotypes were also slightly adjusted with LST to encourage smaller lower branches. This group also participated in insecticidal and nutritional foliar sprays. They seem to be resisting any problems that come their way at the moment.