Day 8: (08.03.2024)
Some plants exhibit varying sizes, prompting me to take measures to address their growth. To provide stability, I added more soil to both the bottles and pots, as the plants seemed to be stretching excessively. Additionally, I adjusted the light distance from 30cm at 50% intensity to 30cm at 75% intensity.
For watering, each plant received approximately 250ml of pH-regulated water, and no fertilizers have been applied thus far. Any tips or suggestions are highly appreciated.
Day 10:
I watered the plants with 2.25 liters of pH-regulated water. I did this to ensure thorough saturation of the entire substrate and prevent hydrophobia. The excess water drained out into the tray, which I subsequently removed to prevent the pot from standing in water. My pH meter has malfunctioned, and until I receive my new one in a few days, I have to estimate the pH level. Biobizz's pH-Down claims to lower the pH by 0.5 points per 0.1ml. Since the pH of my tap water is consistently between 8-8.5, I am adding 0.4ml of pH-Down per liter of water to lower the pH by 2 points.
From now on, I will only water the plants when the top 3-5cm of the substrate is completely dry
Day 11:
I installed an additional fan because the initial fan was only reaching three plants.
No water added.
The plants have been doing much better since I increased the light intensity from 50% to 75%
Day 12:
The bottle plant has some weird marks.
https://growdiaries.com/grow-questions/67103-is-my-plant-healthy
I positioned the plant lower because it was 12cm higher than the others.
They look healthy, even little funny legs there, those leaves will grow out, I've got a Mexican Haze that has the weird leaves too. Good looking babies IceeTea
@@FraFra__frankenstoner_Two_days_in_a_day, i have the light on 50% at the moment should it let it on 50% and 30cm distance or should i turn it to 100%? i don‘t want to burn the plant
Es tut mir leid, dass sie nicht größer werden. Vielleicht solltest du mit kleineren Töpfen neu anfangen. Wirklich groß werden die wohl nicht mehr. Woran es genau liegt, kann ich auch nicht sagen. Es könnte an zu wenig Licht liegen, oder daran, dass sie am Anfang gespargelt haben. Sonst scheinst du alles richtig zu machen. Die Temperatur könnte viel zu niedrig gewesen sein. Sämlinge haben es gern warm. ca. 22 bis 26 Grad. Überwässert vielleicht?
@@FraFra__frankenstoner_Two_days_in_a_day,
Ich akzeptiere das jetzt so wie es ist. Ich starte jetzt mein Sommer Grow und konzentriere mich den Sommer über auf diese 4 Pflanzen da ich maximal 4 Stück bei mir im Land anbauen darf. Im nächsten Indoor Grow (Oktober) mache ich einige Sachen besser.
@@FraFra__frankenstoner_Two_days_in_a_day, Das ist mein erster grow. Ich werde im nächsten grow bessere erde benutzen etc. ich konzentriere mich jetzt den sommer über auf mein outdoor grow
In my opinion, it will not get much better here. New pots with new soil, to start again. The seedlings should not get leggy. They need more light from the first leafs. Maybe you do overwatering, or the soil is too dense.
@@FraFra__frankenstoner_Two_days_in_a_day, for now i will grow those plants and after them i will outdoor grow over the summer because only 4 plants are legal in my country and i will use them 4 outdoors to get as much yield as possible and in october i will start in the tent again with coco/perlite soil etc