Stress Killer Auto: Medical Grow

Sejanus21 The seedlings are outside during the day. We have nice late summer weather, around 20°C, light wind, light cloud cover, ideal. Between 7:00 PM and 11:00 PM, the plants are in the greenhouse under a Spider Farmer 1000. Unfortunately, the temperature drops quickly (to 9-11°C) and the humidity rises to over 90%. Therefore, the seedlings go into the basement between 11:00 PM and 8:00 AM at 23°C. They get another three hours of lighting under a 10W LED grow light (between 11:00 PM and 2:00 AM). From 2:00 AM to 8:00 AM, it's dark.

Sejanus21 The seedlings are outside during the day. We still have nice late summer weather, around 20°C, light wind, light cloud cover, ideal. Between 19:00 and 23:00, the plants are in the greenhouse under a Spider Farmer 1000. Unfortunately, the temperature drops quickly (to 9-11°C) and the humidity rises to over 90%. Therefore, the seedlings go into the basement between 23:00 and 08:00 at 23°C. They receive another three hours of lighting under a 10W LED stable light (between 23:00 and 02:00). From 02:00 to 08:00, it’s dark. Starting Thursday, the plants will be in the greenhouse. The temperatures during the day are around 20°C and drop at night to about 10°C. The humidity is between 50% and 95%. In addition to daylight, the two seedlings get light from 18:00 to 23:00 and starting today (Sunday) also from 06:30 to 09:00 from a Spider Farmer 1000 hanging from the ceiling of the greenhouse (100%).

Sejanus21 The start of the week is ideal. In the greenhouse, it's 24°C during the day, and the nighttime temperature is between 15°C and 19°C. It's cloudy, but there are sunny spells now and then. Unfortunately, starting tomorrow it will get cooler again (19°C during the day, 14°C at night). The lighting remains the same: 06:30 to 09:00: Spider Farmer 1000, 09:00 - 18:00: daylight, 18:00 to 23:00: Spider Farmer 1000, 23:00 to 06:30 nighttime rest. Midweek update. The temperatures have dropped in the last few days, down to 9°C at night and 19°C during the day; starting tomorrow it will warm up again. The two plants are growing slowly. I'm a bit worried, but we'll see...

Sejanus21 The temperatures in the greenhouse have dropped, which is slowing down growth. Should I bring the plants back into the basement at night? I actually wanted to test greenhouse cultivation in the fall in Germany. I overwatered the Stress Killer a bit on Saturday, and the leaves suddenly became limp and curled. It looks better now. The plants get light from my SF 1000 from 06:30 to 09:00 and from 18:00 to 23:00, with daylight in between (mostly cloudy). Update on Friday: Royal CBG is growing slowly but looks healthy. The leaves of the Stress Killer are turning yellow from the outside in (overwatering, over-fertilization, root rot?). I planted the same strain two days earlier in an Airpot, and that one is growing normally (different grow journal). It looks like I'm going to lose this Stress Killer. I'm just a beginner.

Sejanus21 The plants were in the basement. The temperature was pretty consistently at 21°C. The lighting was provided by 5W LED stick lamps. Watering was done every three days with about 0.3l. The growth of the Royal CBG was very good. The Stress Killer is recovering a bit from the Nutriburn; however, it is still far behind.

Sejanus21 The plants are in the basement. Starting this week, I've set up a SanLight EVO 3-80 at 50% for lighting. The temperature averaged 21°C, and the humidity was at 67%. Both plants are starting to flower. Royal CBG has grown really well (from 16cm to 29cm). Stress Killer is still very small at the beginning due to the Nutriburn (16cm), but it looks healthy now and will surely generate a small yield as well.

Sejanus21 The plants are still in the basement. I ventilate longer so that the humidity decreases; when the window is closed, I turn on a dehumidifier that keeps the room at 62% humidity. Since the beginning of the week, I've been giving Alga Bloom. Royal CBG has had a huge growth spurt (20cm!); the Stress Killer, which lagged behind due to Nutriburn, has grown a bit more (5cm to 21cm). Both plants are developing flowers. I'm satisfied.

Sejanus21 This week has brought great progress. The plants are getting water daily and 3-4ml of Plagron Alga Bloom per 1l of water. I set the SanLight to 60% on Friday. I lowered the humidity in the basement to an average of 54% by ventilating and using a dehumidifier. Two fans are running. Mold shouldn't be a problem. Royal CBG has made a huge growth spurt, incredible, from 49cm to 70cm; the buds are coming. Even the little Stress Killer has gained some height, from 21cm to 32cm; there's still more to come!

Sejanus21 This week, Royal CBG has made another huge growth spurt (from 70cm to 89cm). It has overtaken the Orion F1 and is now the biggest plant in the heating cellar. The buds are developing nicely. This is going to be a good harvest! The Stress Killer has also grown well (from 32cm to 44cm). The plants are getting significantly thirstier. I'm watering about 1 liter daily with 4ml of Plagron Alga Bloom. Humidity and temperature in the heating cellar fluctuate between 48% and 55% and 19° to 21°C, respectively. I increased the Sanlight EVO 3-80 to 70% yesterday.

Sejanus21 Royal CBG is still growing, from 89cm to 98cm! Stress Killer is increasing from 44cm to 58cm. The buds are also developing nicely. I don't have to do much at the moment, just waiting. I'm still giving daily Plagron Alga Bloom. My sticky traps are catching a lot of small flies and thrips; the plants aren't bothered by it; robust genetics.

Sejanus21 Royal CBG has stopped growing at just over 1m! It is now focusing on forming a variety of buds. While it is at least two weeks behind the schedule on the RQS website, that's not a problem. It looks like a promising harvest. Even further behind is my Stress Killer, which has perfectly recovered from its Nutriburn and has grown like a weed this week (from 58cm to 70cm). Both plants are getting Alga Bloom daily.

Sejanus21 Both plants are flowering strongly. Royal CBG is showing some light stress. I've already removed some wilted leaves. Since it's the largest plant, the top part is very close to my SanLight. There's not much that can be done about that. I might harvest the top part in a week. Stress Killer is still growing (from 70 to 78cm). The buds look fantastic. However, it will probably take another three weeks until harvest. But that's okay, as I'm already harvesting part of my Orion F1 today :-).

Sejanus21 Die Knospen von Royal CBG werden immer schöner und dichter; die Trichome sind überweigend milchig. Ich gebe der Pflanze nur noch destilliertes Wasser. Ernten werde ich in der übernächsten Woche. Stress Killer ist von 78cm auf 80cm gewachsen und hat ein perfektes Blütendach entwickelt, ohne dass ich irgendetwas getan hätte. Das nenne ich einfach! Bis zur Ernte dürfte es noch zwei Wochen dauern.

Sejanus21 Easy and uncomplicated grow, very beginner friendly. From the five strains I planted, Royal CBG was the tallest (1m). It developed a lot of buds, although they were not as dense and sticky as others (e.g. Orion F1 and Quick One). Trimming was a lot of work, so I did not trim all buds (especially the lower ones). I will use them to make a tincture.

Sejanus21 Another perfect week. The buds are developing beautifully. The plant will have the highest yield of all the strains I've harvested so far. Now it's also benefiting from being alone under the SanLight. It's a true joy. The countless trichomes are mostly clear. I will stop using Alga Bloom now and will likely harvest in two weeks. Merry Christmas: Not the law, but love leads to God. Amen.

Sejanus21 We are close to harvest. I am only giving her water. The buds are really nice and sticky, but not very dense. I will probably do the harvest in several steps.

Sejanus21 After I overfed the lady at the beginning, she has developed beautifully. I only had to trim a few leaves now and then and fertilize her as planned. She has developed a nice flower canopy without any training. I harvested in two steps, on days 109 and 111. Out of all five strains I grew in the fall, she will give me the biggest yield. If the taste and effect are good now, I will definitely grow this strain again.