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Planted germinated seeds in small pots this time since i had problems with overwatering when i used 5 gallon pots from the beginning in my last run.
Used PH balanced water to wet the soil after planting germinated seeds 1" deep. 4-5 days later seeds popped through soil without issues.
I'm using plastic domes to increase the humidity and placed the pots in the corner of my tent since i got flowering plants in the same tent at the center
One of the seedlings popped the soil a little later than the other but both are looking healthy
I will keep them under the humidity dome a little longer.
I think the size difference is just genetics, myself... but your plants look as if you're feeding them (as @Roberts said) and at this point in an autoflower's life, any nutes are too much OR your soil is too rich! Autos don't like/don't need nutes for the first few weeks of their lives. This could actually do the opposite of what you give nutes for - it could stunt them!
But I disagree with him about the PH - it's spot on.
I AM a little concerned that you've got these ladies in such small pots - it means you're going to have to transplant and autos really hate being transplanted - it's quite a shock to them unless it's done very, very carefully so as to not disturb the root system at all.. Autos should always be planted in the pot they're going to finish in!
But as for the size... that's genetics! Good luck!
They been growing a little slow, probably over watered them a bit. Yesterday i decided to transplant, which put the plants into shock, I hope they recover soon.
My last grow I started the seeds in their final pots which results in me over watering them. I thought i would give transplanting a try but now comparing the two methods i will definitely start them in their final pot again next time. Less hustle
Plants how been slowly recovering from their transplant shock. Gave them their first feeding.
I believe the soil PH could be off which results in their slow growth so I will measure the run-off next.
Soil PH is too high at 7.5 so i started to water at PH 5.8, hope this will do the trick. (Trying to avoid flushing them)
Started seeing first signs off flower, leaves are looking healthy.
Short in size but the buds developed nicely. One of the plants got mildew which i noticed at the harvest, i had to throw away the infested area thats why the yield wasnt that great. Also, one of the plants had realy nice black buds, the other one more pinkish colors
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