Mystery Grow

This week brought some notable changes and developments in the grow room. I increased the light intensity to 80%, which seems to have positively impacted the plants. They appear to be responding well to the additional light exposure, showing more vigorous growth and healthier overall development. In terms of watering, I’m sticking to a structured feeding schedule. The plants in the larger 20-liter pots are receiving 1,5 liters of water mixed with nutrients, while the smaller 13-liter pots are getting 1 liter of the same nutrient solution per liter. I’m carefully monitoring the moisture levels to ensure there’s no overwatering or nutrient build-up, and so far, the plants seem to be taking it well. This week, I also started training a few of the plants. Plant #1 and Plant #4 are currently undergoing training, with Plant #4 receiving a more aggressive training approach to encourage a stronger structure and better light exposure for the lower branches. Meanwhile, Plant #2 and Plant #3 have both been topped. For Plant #2, I topped the first node, while Plant #3 was topped at the second node, to see how each plant responds and to control their vertical growth more effectively. Plant #5, while healthy, still seems to be lagging behind the others in terms of growth. It's growing a bit slower and isn't as robust, but there’s no obvious sign of stress or deficiencies. I’ll continue to observe it closely and might make some minor adjustments to its feeding schedule or environmental conditions to help it catch up with the rest of the batch. Overall, the plants are progressing well, and I’m optimistic about the upcoming week. The adjustments in light and feeding seem to be working, and I’m looking forward to seeing how the trained and topped plants develop over the next few days.