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after 1day i could not get the room temperature stable (20degrees) so i took them on hour 26 to a propagator; with a 2hour on 2hour off mode. that gave me germination on hour 40.
After germination ive placed them into the soil. only 6/10 from the cheese came out, the silver haze ad a sprout but stopped growing. then one of the runtz is a lesser pheno so that will prolly be replaced.
I was really amazed by X strain from Zamnesia seeds. i was expecting it to be the lesser seed. seeming the seeds where really small and pale of color... it was the lesser 2 seeds from the 5. they gave the biggest sproud with a lenght of +-0.7cm. all the rest where little tips from around 0.3cm. ive planted them all in the hopes maybe the 3cheese will still come up. if they dont come up by start of next week. the'll get replaced by 3x NYC Diesel from Soma seeds. and Dos Si dos from Zamnesia
the non germinated has been removed, still have a banapunch and extra cheese on germination atm. will add one more special zammy girl into the the group but that's for later this week :)
This week is going smoothly, ive planted them all into new soil since there gonna grow the entire bloom of (see other Diary) also rescaped them to a lesser stretch possition, they also gained root / and canna vega terra for the first time. we also added a new addition to our girls. i've thrown in a Roller coaster haze from Zamnesia; super Hyped about this strain!
More foliage! as we can see the plants are happy at there place. And im verry happy with the Roller coaster haze that sprouted 1/1 cant wait to taste that! so far not much special. thinking of adding a extra grow light in the tent seeming i have a extra spare. but dunno yet!
Owkay, these girls are owkay. next week ill be cutting there heads; also will be recieving a 4000w led light soonish. I'll use this light on the NYC and make a new Diarie for these. then add a additional Zammy seeds to the girls so the grow will by Zammy girls only.
we'll do a small update this week if i know wich seed i want to use :)
Removed the NYD to a new flowering room, with a also a new LED grow/flower light. I'm new to LED so...
for the Zammy Girls. not much special.. Going to add 2more seeds from Zammy seeming the girls are now with 14 and i want 16
added 2 new Zammy girls, Biscotti! had a clean germination. 2/2. a bit undernourished but as u will see, once they go into the flowering room ill sort that out
Terrible week! We had high tempuratures and a blockage on my water system... was my own fault... jeez f I'm mad at myself atm....
They were almost dead when I went to check... automation is also a dangerous thing.... I waterboarded them yesterday and removed all the dead leaves.... gonna check daily for now till I got a solution for this....
Good thing this happend now and not at flowering....
So the flowering tent had some issues and because of the heat it was in risk of loosing the zammy girls... so I've selected the best ones and threw in the NYD from the led. Seeming that lamp doesn't make the plant flower.
After a challenging period of drought and plant distress, I am delighted to share that this week marks a significant turnaround for my plants, all thanks to the resilience of nature and the fully optimized automation of my NIMF system.
In the weeks leading up to this, my plants had endured a severe drought. Despite my best efforts, they were left weakened and on the brink of death. It was a heartbreaking sight, but I refused to give up.
During this critical period, I dedicated myself to fine-tuning and optimizing the NIMF system's automation features. With careful adjustments and close monitoring, I ensured that the system would provide the optimal conditions for my plants' survival and recovery.
As the first week after the near-death experience, the plants displayed remarkable signs of resilience. Their leaves gradually regained their vibrant green color, and new growth emerged, signaling their remarkable ability to bounce back from adversity.
The fully optimized automation of the NIMF system played a pivotal role in this recovery. It consistently provided the perfect balance of nutrients, water, and environmental conditions without any manual intervention. This automation allowed me to regain a sense of ease and confidence in the system's ability to sustain my plants, especially during unforeseen circumstances.
Observations: The plants are showing clear signs of recovery. Their once drooping leaves now stand tall, and their overall health has visibly improved. The NIMF system's automated functions have taken the burden off my shoulders and ensured that the plants receive precisely what they need to thrive.
Tasks for the upcoming week:
1. Continue monitoring the plants closely, assessing their progress, and making any necessary adjustments to the NIMF system's automation settings.
2. Regularly check the nutrient levels and pH balance within the system to maintain optimal conditions for plant growth.
3. Keep a keen eye out for any signs of nutrient deficiencies or pests, addressing them promptly if they arise.
I am immensely grateful for the resilience of my plants and the transformative power of the fully optimized NIMF system. This experience has taught me valuable lessons about the importance of automation in maintaining a stable and flourishing indoor garden.
As I move forward, I eagerly anticipate witnessing the continued growth and success of my plants, confident in the capabilities of the NIMF system to support their journey.
GreenNimf
