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Day 7: So most of the ladies survived the frist week of life. One did not manage to get up in time, so she had to go. So we got ourselves three beautiful little seedlings here and do what we can do to make it as easy as possible for them. So we try to keep humidity between 65 and 75% and temps between 22 and 26. I didn't water or feed them anything yet. Just misting them with pure ph'd water every couple of hours.
During this first seedling week, we'll give them a few small sips of water, some root juice and bacteria to promote root growth. But generally speaking less is more. If all goes well, it may be already transplanting time to give them more space. But we'll see how they do. So far i'm very happy how they do and i hope it goes on like that.
Day 9: The little cookies are chugging along and getting a bit bigger every day. They are working on their second set of leaves and seem to be pretty happy. Still no watering besides light misting with the god old spraybottle. I got the fan going, to give them some proper stem training. And thats all i got to do at the moment. π
Day 11: The cookie gang is pushing forward and making mileage. Everything seems fine. I think its time to prepare their new pots, so they can settle in their new sunbeds in a few days. I started feeding them sips of water. Next week we'll transfer to regular wet/dry periods i guess.
I'm not sure how i want to approach the vegphase and plant training this run. Many of the other rhc-farmers do a very short veg, because this strain seem to be getting tall. I still don't have a lot of height in my growroom. Hmmm... Not a fan of a scrog, especially in the new tent. So i'll just go for topping and lst to take away some height.