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Hello everyone, for the first time.
A little background:
I’m from Ukraine, where all this is punishable by law, and my first bush in the garage was covered by people in uniform. Therefore, consider there is no experience. Now, being in the north of Spain, I decided to resume my hobby and ordered two autoflowering flowers. Indica dominant, sativa dominant. And, to my happiness, the third seed in the form of a 60/40 hybrid was given to me as a gift.
The climate here is quite mild, but humid. Spring comes early, but lasts a long time. At the beginning of May, when everything had already bloomed and smelled, I soaked the seeds.
The weather conditions are not favorable yet. 16 Celsius during the day, 8 at night. Rains. Light cycle from 7 am to 22 pm (15 hours).
1. Threw it into a wet paper towel and into a container in a dark place. A day later, all three roots appeared. (However, on one of them the cotyledons came out first)
2. I transplanted everything into 0.9 liter pots and placed them on the windowsill. The very next day (05/12/24) all the babies were born.
3. On the 4th day, by the way the plants were reaching for the light, I realized that they were missing it. I bought a 50w supplementary light and placed it on the sunnier side of the window.
Day 9 from the helmet
The plants take root and show their small but stable growth.
Today for the first time I added some fertilizer, as indicated on the manufacturer’s packaging.
I installed an additional lamp for the period before transplanting into the ground. I added a foil wall to the background. I started gardening. I mowed down all the grass, dug and loosened the soil in future holes.
Day 13
Hello everyone and good luck.
It's getting warmer - I decided to have a transplant.
(Spoiler: an hour later, after planting in open ground, the owner of the land came and moved our garden, so we immediately had to replant it a little closer to the house)
The temperature during the day increased to 22 Celsius, at night 10-12. The rains have gone. Humidity remained 85-95.
1. Mixed 70% soil from the holes, 10% purchased soil, 5% vermiculite and 5% perlite. I also added 5% sand and coal. The holes are two shovels deep and 50 cm in diameter.
2. Beforehand, I took the kids outside for a couple of days so that they could get used to both the sun and the wind and rain.
3. Sprinkled mycorrhiza at the bottom of the planting site for stress-free replanting. It was only with some additives, with instructions - a week without fertilizers. That's what I did
4. Replanted, covered with 6-liter bottles, in which I made many holes so that the plants could breathe
Day 21
Hello again.
The bushes recovered from the stress and gave a little growth.
A week after transplantation, watering was done with fertilizers.
I also sprayed it with Neem oil and sprinkled poison against snails and ants in a circle.
I will prepare for the lieutenant.
Hi everyone.
Day 25
Now amnesia lemon looks healthier and more alive than everyone else.
I have questions about Blueberries. Why are the leaves tired? There are small stripes of light on the leaves.
As for Mamba Negra, it's kind of terrible. At first the caterpillar bit me, but after Neem oil everything stopped. But new shoots and leaves stopped growing, turning into what is in the photo. What could it be?
Pests eating and too intense sun burned her a bit.
My guess.
If its auto - 100% drop that one and restart with new one.
If its photo, she should grow out. Just give time and sort pests, i see poo on plant.
When you take plant outdoors from inside , never just drop it out straight, give few hours daily for few days and bring indoors daily, that will help to acclimate for her. Frost fleece as cover , can give you cover for a week if you need/have no time to play with indoors/outdoors acclimatization.
I would restart in both cases honestly ....
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