OG Kush Grow #1

12-16 - Week 0 - Begin Germination 12-16 20:00 Soak Seed 12-17 16:00 Paper towel in grow tent 12-18 19:00 Taproot, planted with dynomyco 12-20 - Week 1 12-20 16:00 Sprouted, Begin Week 1 12-21 18:00 Removed seed head, watered 10ml (non-ph balanced) 12-22 18:00 Misted - Cotyledon present 12-23 16:00 Misted - Cotyledon bigger 12-24 15:00 Misted - Cotyledon bigger 12-25 15:00 Misted - Cotyledon bigger 12-26 16:00 Misted - Cotyledon bigger, second leaf set developing 12-27 - Week 2 - Begin Seedling 12-27 16:00 Misted, watered pH 6.4 10ml, Light upped to 7 (275 lumens) 12-28 16:00 Misted, removed dome (week early) 12-29 16:00 Misted, watered pH 6.4 20ml 12-30 16:00 Adjusted exhaust to run for 5 minutes every hour, plant looks a little droopy 12-31 16:00 Misted, leaves perked up, new leaves 01-01 16:00 Misted, refilled humidifier, fan from 3 to 5 01-02 16:00 none 01-03 - Week 3 01-03 17:00 Misted 23:00 Misted, watered pH 6.3 100ml (small drainage) 01-04 18:00 Refilled humidifier 01-05 18:00 Humidifier was turned off down to 30% humidity since 21:00, dried out a little, mixed water for tomorrow 01-06 15:00 Water week 3 schedule 6.3 pH 140ml 01-07 18:00 Cleaned and refilled humidifier 01-08 18:00 Prepared new pot, watered week 3 schedule 6.3 pH 60ml to prepare for transplant 01-09 18:00 Transplant, watered FLUSH 4 L 6.3 pH, cotyledons and single leafs looking yellow Roots were beginning to curl up side of cup, about halfway, but not yet rootlocked 01-10 - Week 4 - Begin Vegetative 01-10 18:00 Nothing 01-11 17:00 Refilled humidifier, removed Cotyledons, introduced lady bug I caught cause why not 01-12 18:00 Flushed with 4.5 L 7.2 pH, final water of last of week 3 makeup water at 6.5 pH, more yellowing on lower leaves (touching ground? nutrient lockout due to ph?), some purple on one (phosphorus?), runoff at 4.8 still, slurry test at 5.7 pH 01-13 15:00 More yellowing, left alone 01-14 15:00 More yellowing, left alone 01-15 15:00 More yellowing, left alone 01-16 15:00 More yellowing, left alone, seems very dry now