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I did put 5 of them in the paper in case something happens but all 5 sprouted nicely after 48 hours. I had to eat one of them. im only making 4 plants this time.
Usually I use Biobiz Worm Humus as supplement this time I could find another brand from Spain Called Los Ridella. seems pretty similar but feels more random as it contains lots of irrelevant materials.
Used 70 Liters of Lightmix and 20 kg of worm humus. Spared some of the humus to use later on when installing Tropf Blumat sensors. it works very well to cover all over the carrots and avoid air gaps around.
also mixed 250 grams of Startrex and Some Mycotrex to the mix then watered with 5 ml/l Orgatrex and 1 gr/l Bactrex
Will be placing the Tablets after some time
hi people, i have just germinated lsd auto from barneys farm then put them in jiffy pellets but one of them didnt open for 2 days and now it looks like this. Does it worth to keep or should i replace? seems to have some mutation
It looks like the seedling you have is exhibiting some abnormal growth, possibly due to a mutation or stress during germination. Here are a few things you could consider:
Wait and Watch: Sometimes, seedlings can recover from initial stress or mutation and develop into healthy plants. You could give it some more time to see if it starts to grow normally. Keep providing it with proper care, including appropriate light, water, and nutrients.
Replace: If the seedling shows no signs of improvement after a few more days or if its condition worsens, you may want to consider replacing it with a new seed. This would ensure that you have a healthy plant to work with and maximize your chances of success.
Isolate: If you decide to keep the mutant seedling, consider isolating it from your other plants. This is to prevent any potential issues from spreading to the healthy plants.
Identify Potential Causes: Reflect on the germination process and growing conditions to identify any potential causes of stress that may have led to the mutation. Ensure that future germinations are done under optimal conditions to minimize the risk of mutations.
Continue Monitoring: Keep a close eye on the mutant seedling's growth and development. If it continues to exhibit abnormal growth patterns or fails to thrive, you may need to make a decision about whether to keep it or replace it.
In summary, whether you choose to keep the mutant seedling or replace it depends on your patience, resources, and goals for your grow. If you have spare seeds and are concerned about the mutant seedling's viability, replacing it might be the best option. However, if you're willing to give it some more time and care, it's possible it could still develop into a healthy plant.
could be an early sign of a calcium deficiency
it could probably do with a drink ideally with some quarter strength calcium/magnesium based supplement mixed in
you really should be measuring the runoff liquids ph to atleast get an idea of what ph your medium is .
if the ph is too high or too low you will have nutritional problems thruout the entire grow.
DON'T be tempted to overwater at this early stage as that will only make matters worse and risk damping off of your seedling
Good luck mate 👍
bottom left was born mutated
bottom right having some yellow spots.
i think it could be better growth last week. keeping a fifth one in case replacement needed.
started watering little
im literally seeing them once a week.
growth exploded since last week.
started giving pk booster by hand watering. buds start to form.
defoliated lots of fan leaves. first compost tee is being brewed.
this week buds getting fat. everything as usual. end of this week gonna give second compost tee. buds are sticky some areas hard to reach therefore impossible to defoliate. I love growing forest.
Started adding some epsom salt to the reservoir. plants in the front are showing signs of lockout due to overwatering i guess. recalibrated the blumats now around 120mbar.
I added some epsom salts to the reservoir and plants seems to like it.
there was some thriving for calmag around high ppfd areas.
giving the last compost tee for the 5th time.
plants on the back are more mature than the front ones.
today at day 87 i harvested the ones on the back. just a little amber trichomes.
they both gave me 1.5 kg wet trimmed buds.
gonna take down the rest by the end of this week.
the high this plant gives is definitely not for beginners!
day 89 chopped the rest. which weighted 1350 gr in total wet trimmed.
this strain surprised me. not only huge harvest but a special kind of high as well.
@Biotabs, it was a great harvest. buds were so tight that took too long to dry. Thank you for the amazing products. i will never look for anything else.
@Biotabs,
this is my second run with the tabs and already looking forward for the next one. i love the taste and the smoothness of the high when grown organic even the worst little bud tastes amazing.
i see it snows each time after feeding the compost tee and this makes me keep doing it 😸
@Biotabs, thanks usually around week 5-6 they make jungle after that i cant even reach the main stems and adjusting the watering amount becomes very hard because of this. i love the sweet molasses scent that remains in buds after using orgatrex or pk booster. it feels great to achieve this by doing almost nothing.
They are looking great! Really coming on loads, they look very well watered. Do you still have the blumats running and are hand watering the PK only or is it all by hand now? Really looking healthy though keep up the great work!
How have you been finding the blumats so far? I was looking into them for setting up a possible automatic watering whilst away from grow room for a couple of days.
@GrowsHimself, it's my second time using them. it's absolute fantastic thing. but if you use bottled nutrients you cant add them into reservoir. only plain water runs smootly from the drip lines.
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