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Humidity is high and soil remained moist. Did not add any supplemental water this round. Will likely water going into next week but so far, they seem to be very happy with what they have.
Top dressed 2 tbsp veg nutrients and watered in with fresh rainwater. Let the ladies get natural for a bit. Everyone looks happy, no signs of any issues. Still not watering much as they seem to be happy with every few days at this point.
Plants are really coming to life now. Have a small issue that’s begun with one of the girls. She’s darker than the others, growing a bit slower, and is getting leaf curl. Keeping a real close eye on her for now but not changing anything just yet. It could work itself out on its own as the other ladies are all happy.
Things have really taken off. These pictures are mid-week of week 5. The one lady is still struggling and I think she may end up being the runt in the litter. Her lower fan leaves don’t show any of the same curling or burn on the tips so I’m still thinking it was my original watering schedule and she got too much.
Week six wrap up. I’m still struggling with these overnight low temps and am really looking forward to warmer weather this coming week. Watering has picked up to a liter per plant approximately every other day. Still just going off the pot weight feel test to know when to water.
Week 7 is finishing strong with lots of flowers starting to appear. Did some light trimming of lower fan leaves and some small lollipoping of low branches with no flowers.
Well that’s what I get for leaving town for the weekend and leaving them in someone else’s care for two days. When I came back they were almost at the light, the ambient air temp was in the high 90s, and the front left lady was real rough. Had to prune what was lost and slowly reintroducing water.
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