( ˘ ͜ʖ˘ ) Colombian Jack

Week 6 Day 36 | 26/05/2022: Omg all the girls in the tent looked so sad today 😭 All the leaves were super floppy and wilted, it was a very sad sight. I watered all of them with 1,5L of Water and around 5.5ml of BioGrow just to give them a nice boost before switching to flower at the end of this week! Day 37 | 27/05/2022: Oh wow it's like day and night between how the girls look today and yesterday. All of the leaves are pointing straight up which is a great sign to see. All the leaves are looking quite healthy as well so I'm sure excited to switch them to flower in 5 days Day 38 | 28/05/2022: No time today Day 39 | 29/05/2022: Wow the girls are looking so thirsty again, so I decided not to wait another day and watered them today. This will also be the last Veg watering and I will significantly reduce the BioGrow from next watering and also start giving the girls BioBloom. Day 40 | 30/05/2022: It's so crazy how different the girls look after being watered, it's making me think that maybe the water is not being retained for long in the pots... hmm something to think about. Also idk how I didn't realise before but Coco is the smallest in the tent, she's quite a lot smaller than Jackie (about half the size) and even smaller than the other girl that started more than a week later than the others.. also super weird Day 41 | 31/05/2022: There is definitely something wrong with the soil because once again the girls are looking droopy, will check it out and do some pH tests tomorrow before watering. But tomorrow will also be the last day of Veg and I will start with the Flower nutrients as well. I think the girls are both ready! Day 42 | 01/06/2022: Yaay finally today the girls are being switched into Flower! I switched the lights to 12/12 in the evening and watered them with flower nutrients. I gave the girls 3ml of BioGrow, and 1ml of BioBloom per 1L. I also measured the pH and it was just under 6 so watering issue seems to not be to do with pH... it might be the pots themselves. They have a lot of holes and because the soil dries out, the water sometimes goes through and into the saucer at the bottom (they get filled up quite frequently)..