~ GERMiNATION ~
Strain: Titan F1 [TiTAN] - by Royal Queen Seeds
Number of seeds: 2
Location: Indoor
Time: 24 July 2023 - 31 October 2023
Light: LED - MIGRO Aray 4
Power (Watts): 240 W
Area: 80 x 120 cm
This is my second attempt to grow Titan F1 - the first one was unsuccessful because the seeds did not germinate. I don't know why this happened, but i know it's rather not the seeds' fault - RQS is a solid company (one of the best - in my experience) and i've seen other diaries of successful Titan F1 cultivation. So i decided to give it another try - from the same packet of seeds.
The seeds were sown directly into the substrate (coir rings) and moistened daily with a small amount of water (about 10ml each).
They both sprouted on day five!
The next day they were planted into the target 20-liter breathable pots.
The substrate was half & half mixture of two BioBizz products: Light-Mix & Coco-Mix.
I usually used HESI nutrients for growing cannabis - with very good results. However, this summer i wanted to try something new for a change (and knowledge).
For this purpose, i prepared the substrate in advance by adding ground seaweed (about 100 grams per pot) and Biotabs - organic slow-release fertiliser tablets (3 per pot).
And that's it - the water itself will do the rest (hope so).
I also have plenty of natural compost, nettle manure and a good-old HESI kit on hand - in case something goes wrong.
The seedlings are lit 20/4 with MIGRO LED-lamps set to 20% power for now.
NOTE:
There are four other plants also in the grow room (besides the TiTANs)
· 2 x Blue Auto Mazar [BAM] - by Dutch Passion
· 2 x Auto AK Triple Haze [TRiP] - by SSSC
Six plants in total - all autos. Their arrangement is shown in the picture.
Wow buddy!! super nice buds
What an amazing grow so far - good job and well done 🤝
Happy Growing & cant wait for your upcoming weeks 🌱
Cheers, Bud Boutique 👩🌾
Hi @@justsomedude420!
Yeah, really nice - i think it depends mainly on the lighting. I usually use two standard lamps during photos - both LED, but one gives a warm color, and the other a cold one. There is a diametric difference in the appearance in the photos - warm light gives a reddish tint, and cold light gives a bluish tint. Most often, i use both lamps at the same time with different intensities. However, my Titans actually have a rose shade (even in daylight) - i just try to highlight it with appropriate lighting ;)
Greetings & all the best!