THERAPY AND HIGH

GreenBloodGrower I'm sorry for my English, I use a translator 😉👽 This monitoring is done with the intention of selecting some phenotypes that will be future mothers for more specific monocultures. The reason for using the sea of green (SOG) system as a cultivation technique is that it's the only technique with which I can add the largest number of specimens in this space for selection. This can be fun because of the genetic variety and the number of plants. 😂💪 Germinated: Day 27-9-2018 after preparing the 0.5L pots with enriched light mix substrate from Biobizz, I wet with water at pH 5.6 and 1ml per liter of Voodoo Juice from Advanced Nutrients, I sow directly in the soil at 0.5 cm depth and spray with the same solution to seal the seed with the soil, I leave it in complete darkness for 3 days with the exhaust fans and fans off. On day 30-9-2018 I set up the humidifier and turn on the light fixture, placing it at maximum height to stimulate germination without affecting them with heat and excessive light, watering with Voodoo Juice at 2ml per liter and turning on the extraction. Ambient temperature: 24 degrees, ambient humidity: 70% pH: 5.6 2-10-2018 First day of the 1st week, germination is complete and the first culling of plants is done for those growing too slowly or not germinating, a total of 62 plants remain for now. I will continue to cull until transplanting before flowering. I place two clip fans. The temperature and humidity values are maintained. 3-10-2018 Watering with a spray, water with 2ml per liter of Voodoo Juice, Tarantula, Piranha, and Carboload, and lower the light fixture to 35 cm from the plant canopy. The optimal temperature and humidity values are maintained, EC: 0.5, pH: 5.7. 5-10-2018 The plants have already slowed their stretching due to germination and having used the technique, I finished filling the pots with substrate to avoid them bending. The temperature and humidity values are maintained. 6-10-2018 Watering with a spray, Voodoo Juice, and Carboload at 1ml per liter. The temperature and humidity values are maintained. It is the first time I germinate with Advanced Nutrients and their products for the early stages of growth, let's see how things evolve, for now, I hope I'm doing it right! PS: I'm sorry I didn't put pictures of the plants in this beautiful first stage of their birth, I hope not to disappoint you from now on! 👽

GreenBloodGrower Update of the diary. We start with the nitrogen-rich irrigations and continue to stimulate the roots with voodoo juice until their transplant. They seem to be responding well to nutrition and already they are showing quite a few roots underneath the pot. 2nd Week 11-10-2018 Irrigation with a sprayer at pH: 5.8, the temperature and humidity are maintained. 13-10-2018 Sprayer irrigation with voodoo juice, B-52, and senssigrow A+B at 2ml/L pH: 6, EC: 0.9, temperature and humidity values are kept optimal. 15-10-2018 Sprayer irrigation at pH: 6, the temperature and humidity are maintained. The growth is not quite optimal; by placing the lights of different spectra and powers in the initial phase of growth, the light is not uniform and the plants are showing it with stretching where they are lacking light, the coverage area is not sufficient. Right now the plants are at a height of 8 cm for the smallest plant and 10 cm for the largest, and some look like they are not really healthy. I added a clamp fan to strengthen the stems and to start regulating the humidity a bit. I also tried the sulfur sublimator as a preventive measure, placed it for two hours during the night period, and will repeat it during growth with three-day intervals.

GreenBloodGrower Greetings again, comrades! I feel the delay in updating, let's get up to date!! Entering week 3, I begin to see some needs; the plants need a transplant and more light intensity. The change will be made soon, and I will start preparing them. ✊ 10-16-2018 Irrigation with soil sprayer, using 1ml per liter of Voodoo, 1ml per liter of B-52, and 1ml per liter of Sensi Grow A + B to EC 0.9 10-19-2018 Irrigation with spray and Sensizym from Advanced Nutrients at 2ml per liter, with plenty of water. 350ml per plant. 10-21-2018 irrigation with only water at pH 6. Observations: on the 19th, I noticed that some plants show deficiencies and some possible blockage. Fearing that I hadn't done things right from the start, I decided to wash the roots with Sensizym and give them a break from nutrients until the end of week 3. Let's go for the 4th week, family! Thank you very much for the support, I hope to provide as much information as possible for everyone! 👊👽

GreenBloodGrower Now if we are updated growers!! last week of growth, number 4 with 27 days. I decided to change to 7L instead of 3.5L looking for them to widen a little more and give me a couple of cuttings each for the selection. 4th Week 10-24-2018 Foliar watering of organic phytofertilizer Superkukulus 2mlxL Irrigation with 1mlxL of Voodoo, 1mlxL of Sensi Grow A + B, 1mlxL of Rhino Skin, and 1mlxL of Tarantula. (In this irrigation, I would have removed the Grow since to enter into a transplant it would have been enough to stimulate with microorganisms and rooting) 10-26-2018 Irrigation with 2mlxL of Voodoo and 2mlx10L of Root Stimulator from BAC Observations: At the beginning of the week, they were separated so as not to compete with each other for space. After several days, I placed the new LEC 315w luminaires with 3100k at low power, with the adjustable ballast I set them to 190w. The next day, the 26th, I completed the transplant, discarding a Dinamed that remained small, another that had deficiencies and deformations, and a Candida CD-1 CBD also with deformations and stretching. I took the second batch of notes plant by plant, where I collect information such as size, deficiencies or excesses, branching, roots... everything I can gather from each plant. We transplanted and we are increasing the power of the light until day 1 of flowering when they will start at 315w of power. They are watered to PH 6 with root stimulator and Voodoo. Temperatures are starting to drop here, and at night they are around 18 degrees. I set a thermostat to operate the extractor at half power while the temperature does not exceed 26 degrees, but it does not go above 24 without having put in intake. Thanks again to the growers and the creators of this platform, which is a real gift! It helps me to organize myself and I learn a lot from what I see in the community. Do not stop the machine!

GreenBloodGrower Well family, the first week of flowering has come to an end and I can say, with more mistakes than I imagined! As I mentioned last week, I noticed in the plants that something was not going well, starting from the germination, which was not very successful, until late in week 4 of growth where it was observed that some plants showed deficiencies, others excesses or blockages, the growth was slow and the root we saw during the transplant was not very voluminous for the time and nutrition they had received. I thought about the light.. I thought that the transplant was delayed.. Until I realized something that would be the big mistake that made me understand everything.. This crop is my first after a move and just before in the previous house, I did another crop.. I assumed that my PH ADWA meter was calibrated and thought that the water in my new house had a higher PH than in my previous house.. When I decided to check and calibrate it.. I realized that I had been giving my girls pure acid.. it marked a value of 1.2 higher than it should be.. So I can say that these little ones are really champions, they endured the biggest challenges and are quite healthy. Now we will see their flowering! 10-30-2018 Irrigation with plenty of water and nutrients for the soil and roots, 650 ml per plant, after having moistened the substrate with water at pH 6 and 300 ml per plant (explained in observations). 11-4-2018 Foliar irrigation with 2ml per liter of Bachumus growth at PH 6 and EC 1 Observations: Due to everything that has happened, I decided to try to recover the substrate and the root with an abundant irrigation that raises the PH and stimulates the microbial life of the substrate. I added Trichoderma to the irrigation in an amount of 3g per 3L and Carboload to feed the microorganisms, root stimulant, and vitamins for recovery. The intention was to moisten all the substrate so I used plenty of water, first applying an irrigation with 300ml per plant with water at pH 6 and then irrigation with nutrients at 650ml per plant. As the temperatures keep dropping and the root is still small, the substrate has remained humid all week. With Bud Ignitor during this first week of flowering and the next, I hope to stimulate flowering and shorten the nodes. I added a foliar irrigation with Bachumus, a nutrient rich in organic nitrogen and quite complete, I do this to provide nitrogen without saturating the roots. And that's all for this week, mates! Mistakes always make us learn and discover, although I also hope not to make many more during this flowering! 😩😂 Greetings to all and I hope you enjoy this adventure as much as I do!! Good luck and green thumbs with your crops! 👊👽

GreenBloodGrower I feel the delay in the family update! We are going for one of the most important phases of this follow-up! 😍 I hope you enjoy it!!! At the end of the 2nd week of flowering, these preciousnesses responded very well to the irrigation of recovery with trichoderma and stimulators, the dehydration of the substrate lasted longer than expected since the temperatures are lower with LEC than what I usually do with the HPS and I had to water only once in the second week of flowering. I used Bud Ignitor to stimulate and Root for the roots with Sensi Bloom A+B base at minimum doses to gradually enter the nutrition change. (This I would like to have done after the cut but the branching has not been optimal so far.. No doubt this does not suit the future clones..) 11-11-2018: Irrigation with Bud Ignitor 2mlxL, Sensi A+B 2mlxL and Root Stimulator from BAC with 400ml per plant. 11-11-2018: Last pruning of low branches to the time limit and harvesting of cuttings for selection. Selection cut: This polyculture is more focused on the selection than the collection of great fruits, obviously I hope that the genetics are expressed to the maximum to be able to decide. So later have them to perform more specific monocultures and comparisons since they all start from the same mothers. The plants are in a very delicate moment as they are beginning flowering, especially at the cellular level, although some already show the physical change, so it can be said that we are on deadline if we do not want our cuttings to suffer from revegetation and other.. (This deadline worked for me, let's hope it keeps working with these genetics.) At the time of making the cut, I submerged all the Jiffys in water at pH 5.5 and a temperature of 18 degrees, I add a minimum of root stimulant and start with the cut, I choose 2 from the lower branches of each of the plants, the ones I see that are healthier and from which I can get a knot to introduce into the soil with the rooting hormone. In this case, I do not care about the size of the clones, I even want them to be small to delay their growth and keep them in a small space. Now they are in a propagator at 18h of light, 22 degrees, and 75% humidity, I apply foliar irrigations 3 times a day with water at pH 6. Observations: The plants are developing very well despite the mismatch in their beginnings, they are growing at a brutal pace and already entering their 3rd week of flowering they see the first stigmas. The negative part of cultivating in this way is the competitiveness that the plants create among themselves, which hinders the passage of light and they tend to stretch and produce little, although their central flower is usually quite good. It is time to start feeding these beauties well. The cut seems to have ended successfully, now we have to wait 2 weeks or so to see the result, I hope it is even 1 clone of each phenotype. 🙏 Up to here the update of the 2nd week of flora family! I hope you have as much fun as I do!! Thank you all for the support, I wish you a lot of green hand in your crops!! 👊👽