Purplematic CBD by RQS

Inspired by the user @love_2_grow, I've decided to follow in their footsteps with this promising pure CBD strain from Royal Queen Seeds. Purplematic CBD THC: 0,5% CBD: 17% Yield Indoor : 375 - 450 gr/m2 Height Indoor: 70 - 120 cm Flowering time: 7 - 8 weeks Harvest Month: 8 - 9 weeks after sprouting Genetic Background: Kush Rose Auto CBD x Afghan Rose Auto CBD Type: Sativa 5% Indica 90% Ruderalis 5% Effect: Calming, Clear Flavor: Candy, Fruity, Pineapple This is my first attempt to grow a plant from seed after my loved kalanchoe passed away few months ago, probably overwatered him so I hope to have learned the lesson. It will be done on a tiny 60x60x160 tent with 120W led and the driver out to cool down, this way plus a 15W fan blowing on top of the aluminium led panel the temp increase keeps under +2°C at full power avoiding summer time/room temperature above 25°C. 10/17/2023 Preparation of the All Mix substrate from Boom Nutrients in the four 24L textile pots, adding 64 grams of mycorrhizal inoculant TNC MycorrPlus to each, in layers every few centimeters of substrate. On top of each pot, I added 1kg of worm humus and watered the pots with the corresponding 12% of 25L of demineralized RO reverse osmosis water without adjusting acidity (pH 6.9), making sure the pots were moist but not draining. Next, I added about 25 red worms to one side of each pot with a bit of crushed cardboard and green bean. To finish, I placed a layer of rice husks on top to retain the substrate's moisture, and I let the seeds soak in an RO water glass with a teaspoon of mycorrhizae overnight. 10/18/2023 The long-awaited day, with the help of a teaspoon, I removed the seeds from the water glass and made nuggets of Purplematic CBD, coating them with mycorrhizae powder before placing each one in its pot, 10mm deep, and watering over each with a single teaspoon of the same water they soaked in overnight. I will leave the cabinet with the lights off until they germinate. Following the seedlings' VPD table guideline, I will maintain humidity around 82% and a temperature of about 24.5°C. Climate control will be possible with the help of two terrarium controllers. An algorithmic PID controls a small 300W ceramic fan, and another relay-type controller activates extraction for excess temperature and intake for excess humidity. Once they germinate, they will switch to 24-hour LED lighting with a 12 DLI, as I only have 120W and 600PPFD at 23cm. This seems the only way to achieve optimal DLI values once flowering with the lowest possible energy consumption. Now, it's time to wait...