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Additional ir/uv light added, 800par 65 percent on the main light. These seeds popped in about 72 hours straight from the soil. Good stuff! Soil from Coast Of Maine and Stonington can be a bit hot at first but your plant should balance out over time and it loves this soil! Don't overwater
Topped one to see how it goes, I have found that light distance is very important. Finding the "sweet spot" between watering and light intensity/distance is key. I have my lights on 60% @ 36 inches and watering when 2 inches of soil from the top is bone dry. So like every three days woth a 55% rh
Looking great this week, I have a 300 watt light and a small 100 w cannagrow for more reds and I had to learn how to balance the power of those and having the correct water. I am not very detailed in the way i post but if anyone is curious about light, water metrics feel free to ask
Plant (left) was not topped and is 3 feet tall. After this grow I will always top my plants because the plant on the right has an even canopy and even with this strain being easy to herm I haven't seen any male parts yet.
@Kynareth, thank you! Coast Of Maine Stonington blend is what im using. Seems a bit much to run a 15 gallon pot but I get 120+ days of solid nutrients from my personal experience although I usually start to flower at 30-45 days
@@HumanDrone, thank you! from my experience most strains that I have grown (mostly photoperiods) LOVE light. Most smartphones these days have apps in their respective stores for measuring PPFD relatively accurately. I keep a solid 800 PPFD at the canopy of my plants and 1200 PPDF at flower. Running 18/6 and then 13/11 (I give a little more darkness to my plants). The reason I tell you my ppfd at canopy rather than distance is because it depends on the power of the light and the spread of the light itself (you can reference your lights manual for this distance but again, the smartphone ppfd sensor generally works pretty well)
Im pretty cheap when it comes to my setup so I just use a bluetooth hygrometer and keep the door open in the room I grow to keep the room from getting too humid.
Have a good one! Cheers man
EmanonGrows
