White Widow (Royal Queen Seeds)

5/17/24 Starting week 2 of veg. Third seed seems to be the charm and is growing fairly well after the first 2 that failed to emerge after germination. - Plant still in Solo cup, roots visible at bottom and good development of root ball. - Will transplant into final 5 gal. fabric pot in a couple of days - Slight increase in PPM for feeding - 3rd set of true leaves coming in - Plant looking healthy, green leaves, reasonable amount of stretch but not a runt. Stem seems a little thin so far, but nothing alarming- could be a genetics characteristic. - Runoff pH at 6.0 and PPM at 1015, a bit high, but plant not showing any burns or deficiencies - Light at 450 PPFD, 18" away from top of plant - Temps and humidity steady, with about a 7 degree F swing between night and day 5/19/24 - Repotted into final 5 gal pot - Heavy watering with light feed to saturate the new coco and get runoff- pH for runoff at 5.8 and PPM very high since it's buffered coco - Roots looked very healthy and white, not root bound at all but ready to move to a bigger pot - 4th set of leaves coming in 5/22/24 - Plant settling into new pot nicely, no sign of repotting stress - Watering every day, alternating one day of water and one day of feeding with light nutrients - pH of feed water varying between 6.0-6.3 - Runoff pH around 5.7, PPM, still very high due to fresh coco, but coming down steadily - Leaves nice and green, 4th node coming in - Noticing an odd mutation on one of the newest set of leaves, where the center finger is much smaller than the others on the fan leaf. It looks like 3 sets of leaves are coming in on this node, but it's only two- one just looks odd. Could be due to the genetics, not terribly impressed with the curveballs from this set of seeds, but this plant seems fairly stable and is at least growing. - Going to wait for another few days to top, want to make sure it's well established in the pot and see what's going on with this newest node.