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How often do you recommend watering for germination?Currently, I soak the small pots in water for 5 minutes to moisten the substrate, once a day.Is it sufficient ?
Apparently this would be due to a lack of light and stress because of the too high temperature.
I exposed them in a brighter place and I controlled the temperature to a maximum of 25/26°C.
It doesn't seem to stop...
How can I repair the damage? Is it too late?
Thanks in advance.
Como te dicen los compañeros tienes una falta de luz directa muy importante, de ahí el estiramiento
Mi consejo:
- Transplanta a macetas altas de 2 o 3 litros
- Entierra casi todo el tallo al hacer el transplante. Deja sólo dos o tres centímetros de tall fuera del sustrato
- Dales luz! Dos opciones:
1 - Si van a exterior y la temperatura ambiente no superan los 25 grados Celsius, sacalas a la luz evitando SIEMPRE las horas centrales del día (de 12 a 16)
2 - Si no puedes controlar esto, hazte con una luz led básica de 50w (en sitios como aliexpress las tienes por 20 euros) o hazte con bombillas CFL de crecimiento
Suerte y pregunta lo que necesites!
Transplanting seedlings into 2.7 liter pots.
The seedlings were buried more or less deeply depending on their size so that there was only 3-5 cm that moved from the substrate.
Manufacture of emergency LED lighting to compensate for the lack of light.
There is a 34W panel in 4000K (4650lm) and two 30W projectors in 5000K (3000lm x 2).
The illuminance at the level of the pots was measured at 13825 lx.
2 days after harvesting and placement in a new environment, the seedlings straightened and the leaves developed.
Plants grow almost 1 cm per day (3rd week).
Is it too little or correct?
I have the impression that they still lack light (the rods are quite thin and long), maybe I should bring them closer to the LEDs?
They're looking fine a lot of times people are anxious to see results but forget that the plants have their own timeline, you can bring them closer to the light it might make a difference but from what I'm seeing you're right were you should be and with almost 20 years experience I've seen a lot of babies.
The 2 plants of Gorilla Glue Auto are in the flowering phase and are almost ready to harvest.
The trychromes are still slightly transparent but most of them are opaque, I think in 2/3 days they will be at their THC peak.
The other varieties are not "Autoflowering" so they should flower in 2/3 weeks according to the seed seller.
Harvest of the 2 plants of Gorilla Glue Auto: 38 and 32 gr before drying and manicure, with stems.
It's probably very little, but for a first harvest, outdoors and during a not very sunny summer, I'm still satisfied.
Beginning of drying in a room without light, around 20°C and 50% humidity, on 08/27.
The other 6 plants continue to grow and are now more than double the size of the two Gorilla Glue Auto plants.
Harvest of the 2 plants of Gorilla Glue Auto: 38 and 32 gr before drying and manicure, with stems.
It's probably very little, but for a first harvest, outdoors and during a not very sunny summer, I'm still satisfied.
Beginning of drying in a room without light, around 20°C and 50% humidity, on 08/27.
VulKrif
