Small Space, Big AeroHarvest!?

BrutusGigantus Welcome to my grow diary! In this diary, I will document the cultivation of medical and high-THC strains in a compact aeroponic system. My grow area measures only 60x60 cm, but with aeroponic technology, I aim to achieve optimal plant growth and a bountiful harvest. The goal is to maintain uniformity across the four genetics through training techniques, aiming for dense and long buds. Week 1: Germination First, I germinated all four seeds and planted them in a mixture of vermiculite and perlite. This method aims to protect the roots and ensure a smooth transition when transplanting into the system’s clay pebbles, while also avoiding waterlogging in the initial days. The seedlings are under 24-hour light, kept at 25°C with 75% humidity. During the seedling phase, I am using up the remainder of my Advanced Nutrients fertilizer. I have set an EC value of 0.5 and a pH value of 5.8, which are monitored 24/7 to ensure optimal conditions. Once the plants are moved into the aeroponic system, I will switch to using Terra Aquatica TriPart nutrients. Edit: I germinated two additional seeds as a precaution, in case one doesn’t develop properly. It is very important for my project that all plants are approximately the same age. A difference of 7 days could create significant asymmetry in the tent by the end. Strain infos: ACDC ACDC has proven to be a very interesting strain for me - a phenotype of my current favorite everyday strain, Cannatonic. With a negligible THC content of 1% and a very high CBD content, I use it to mix with strong and potent strains to mitigate the potential negative effects. I am curious to see if ACDC will provide a mild high when used on its own. White Widow As a good standard strain, I like to use White Widow to unwind and relax. I prefer an Indica-dominant cross, and the variety from RQS is the first 50:50 White Widow variant I’ve tried. I’ll report on whether the effects are different. Pineapple Chunk “Pack a #!@?*” is the motto for this strain. In one of my recent grows, this variety was incredibly strong, not just in terms of effect. My phenotype was a typical Indica with very dense and thick buds. Check out the cover picture above, and you’ll know what I’m talking about. Blueberry I received this strain as a promo seed from a friend. Normally, I’m not very convinced by random strains and prefer to fill my limited space with genetics that I know and like. So this is a first, and I’m curious to see how it performs.