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Didn’t log week 1 since I thought they might not make it. Put heater in tent and lowering the temps to 72 helped a lot by keeping a consistent temp through out the day. Been watering the cup side of the soil with primo water ph 7. Soil used is happy frog with additional perlite and diatomaceous earth dust. Dried out soil before using by placing in a flat container and letting fan run all day. Made sure the soil dried out before watering again, the seeds seem to be sensitive to excess water.
Transplanted dolato to 1 gallon of ocean forest soil with perlite and DTE. Roots were at the bottom of the container and not fully filled out and used great white when transplanted. Also, Periodically running oscillating fan.
Transplanted Slurricane to 1 gallon of ocean forest soil. Topped both plants after 5th node. Watering till runoff every three days with un phd primo water. Light intensity is at 40%. Purple stems are developing, adjusted humidity to 55% and moved light to 30 inches above canopy.
Transplanted Slurricane to 5 gallons of ocean forest soil and added scrog. Had a 24 hour power outage, temps got to 55 f. Moved plants closer to fireplace to keep warm.
Slurricane is having a phosphorus issue and not drinking water as fast after transplanting. I’ve been feeding cal mag every water and thinking it’s a root zone issue. Should I apply stop watering and apply a follar feed of 3 part general hydro nutrients?
It says in your diary that you just transplanted 2 days ago, give the plant time to establish in the new pot. It will take a few days before it starts taking off again.
You just transplanted and the soil you're using should have enough nutrients in it for a few weeks.
Your pots look rather dry, make sure to saturate your pots fully. Underwatering will make the plant show deficiencies.
The plant can't absorb the nutrients in the soil properly if there's not enough water.
Slurricane recovered from deficiencies. Deficiencies probably due to transplanting during 24 hr power outage with temps at 55 f. Watered both with recharge, feed dolato with 4-4-4, adjusted light strength to 60, and flipped on 1-17.
Watering 1 gallon per plant every 3-4 days. Adding calmag every other water. Having issues controlling humidity, which peaks at 85% after watering and will stay like that for a day. No signs of pistils yet.
Watering 1+ gallons of water every 3-4 days. Adding calmag every other water. Canopy is 12 inches from light. Applied 10 tbsp rose and flower to each plant added towards end of watering. Turned light to 70 and minor lolipoping.
Watered with recharge and calmag. Removed tray to allow for bottom watering and move plants away from light. Adjusted light intensity to 70 and did some minor lolipoping.
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