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Feminized Photoperiod - Gorilla Blue: mixed breed between Chem Sister, Sour Dubb and Chocolate Diesel.
Feminized Photoperiod - Sugar Sunset OG: mixed breed between Sugar Sunset and OG Kush.
Started germination process by soaking seeds in water for 18 hours then place them in moisten cotton pads inside plastic zip lock bags. Taproot started to show after 24 hours, left them in cotton pad for 36 hours then transplanted them to medium on the 15th, so far the cotydelons leaves have started to pop out of the medium. Mainting a humidity lever of 65% with humidifier when inside. Growing them outdoors in sunlight but since we are in winter with only 12 hours of sunlight using LED grow lights with red, blue, uv & iv spectrum for 6 hours to complete a 18/6 light cycle.
Time and less light... may not happen overnight. severity of the stress will impact how longn it takes to kick out of it... the nodes that are extremely close together will be much closer than newer growth, but it will spread out slightly. you can re-assess and prune if you want to thin it out later. I'd go realluy light on the fertilizer too, at least once it gets its color back, since little growth is occurring.
Welp, they got stunted lol. Not sure if it was the cold weather, it’s genes or if it was something I did wrong. I think the soil might of been over fertilized. I gave it pure PH’d water and noticed browning on some of the leaves and the cotyledon turning yellow. Not sure if I should let it grow out see what happens or just start over. Everything else in my garden seems to be growing fine with the exception of another auto so I’m suspecting maybe cold weather and over fertilized soil had a hand in it.
Appreciate the help and all the advice, since I have the other girls growing pretty healthy I’m going to ride it out and give them a chance to grow we’ll see what happens. They’re photoperiods either way.
BajaMX_Grow86
