Gorilla Glue 3rd grow

@ Gr33nFi3ld To help with the question about watering after germination, seedlings that young don't require much water , so they'll actually be fine with a few mistings a day. On Day 4 from seed I normally give the seedling it's first official watering and only 250 ML. Then after that only water when the top inch of soil is dry. This method ensures your not over watering while making sure the plant gets enough water to survive.

Stop watering so much whenever my small plants stunt I starve them I believe yours are flooded and your roots can't breathe try letting the soil completely dry out don't worry your plant will be fine you will know if you have gone to far. Wait until that pot is as light as air and the soil extremely dry. Then just water around the plant probably 10ml or less also hold off on all the nutes they are hella burnt they will grab what the need to grow from the soil. Remember less love during this stage means happier plants

Hey there! We will be following along with your Gorilla Glue diary =) Let us know if you need anything.

Sorry, I just saw I gave you the same advice 2 months ago in week 4 :D Well, it comes from a good place, love to see everyone doing great grows :)

Hey, start in solo cup, you wont regret it, the only time you will loose time due to transplant is if you let the tap root go all the way down in the cup and it has no more room to grow. After 3-4 days in cup I would start checking the tap root, you can gently take the plant out from the cup and check roots each day or twice a day, as soon as they start coming out of the bottom or you see a lot of roots around the sides of the cup you need to transplant. If you do this, there will be no "down time". My last grow, after transplant, they grow taller the very next day, it was as nothing has happened. But the important part when it comes to autos is the tap root, it does not like to be hindered in anyway. What I do is I prepare a cup with the same soil I will use in final pot, I add mycos and water the cup until runoff, make sure you have many holes at the bottom! And the next day I will add the germinated seeds, this way the soil is moist but not wet. And you will need some sort of propagator, either buy one or create your own, you need to keep the environment moist and warm. Then you will only need to water perhaps 1 time before transplant time. Also another tip is to water a bit the day before transplant, now sometimes its hard to know when that day is, no problem, just water 1 hour before transplant so the soil is moist and sticky, it will make transplant much easier, otherwise the soil can brake in different parts and take some root with it. I also add mykos again when I transplant.

I saw you had issues with watering and seedlings. I had those issues as well, the trick is giving really low amount. Something like 1-2dl only each day or each other day. For this grow I went with solo cups. So far it seems to be much better. For now first week is up here. I will add info about second week in couple of days. I had it in cups for about 7 days. Checked roots each day and as soon as there were some sticking out of bottom and sides I moved to final pot. That was when they all had their second sets of leaf's and about 5-7cm in height. I made sure to water cups with 2ml root juice and use mykos the day before I planted seeds in cups. So the cups had soil which was moisted but not wet. And then I misted 3-5 times each day. After about 5 days they got 1dl each with root juice again. The cups were in a humidity dome but you could use another cup on top as dome. That was it. The transplant went smooth, could gave gone better. The soil was a bit to dry. The trick is to water little bit the day before so the soil sticks together and it makes transplanting much easier. Also always transplant to same soil and water gently the entire soil after transplant. Again only with root juice. Nutes still not needed when they are so young. And important to make the transplant just before dark period so it can rest in the new soil. Just make sure its warm temp and high humidity. Follow vpd chart for seedling/early veg. And give at least 6h darkness the first couple of nights after transplant and then slowly work back to 20/4 or 24/0, which ever u like...

Hey mate, I'm using the same line af nutes as you do and I also do autos. I noticed something which will help you in the future. BioHeaven has some N in it, not much but enough to burn seedlings. I also used 1-2ml BioHeaven with seedling and they will get burned, I would try not to give any nutes the first 2 weeks, next time I will try to stay away until third week or when I see some signs of hunger. It's hard but it seems to be much better they show signs of hunger then overfeeding. Of course it depends which soil you are using, I use LightMix from BioBizz and it seems to have enough nutes for the first 2-3 weeks. I would only do RootJuice and little AlgAMic if needed and perhaps little calmag, but try to use calmag without any N, some of the different CalMag bottles have NPK like 4-0-0 and that will also burn autos at a young age, even when they are older they can burn since you already give N using BioGrow. The feeding you gave this week if ratio is correct will give you NPK: 6-2-2 I would keep seedlings at 4-2-4 if even that, if you use BioBizz soil, try to use only Root Juice first 2 weeks, and start with BioGrow or FishMix week 3, even better if you wait until you see any hunger.

Wow ... she's looking great bro. Just saw the chat you sent , sorry about that. But it seems she's doing wonderful.

Tip for watering with the seedling: I‘m waiting, till the first 2 cm of soil are completely dry. (Fingertest). If it is dry, then i‘m sprinkling with an spray-bottle little bit of water around the the seedling and also the seedling himself, that he is wet (it’s like a light rain in reality) I’m doing this once per day maximum. Maybe better, to do this every 2nd day, depends on the temperature in te environment. If you stick your finger deeper in the soil (approx. 3-5 cm) you can feel, that the soil remains humid there for a few days. So long the soil is moist there, it is no need for watering. That‘s my way, but don‘t know, if it‘s completely right. For me, this kind of watering during seedling-state works fine. Wish you good luck!

Not sure which soil you use but if you use BioBizz Light Mix it has enough nutes in it to get you going for several weeks, at least for autos. The BioHeaven you feed has N in it, not much but enough to burn autos when the soil already has nutes. I only give Root juice for the first 2 weeks and the gently start with nutes.

Yes, water around the plant, not directly into it..

had something similar with my Dwarf. she developed a bit slower than my other Ladies, but looks fine now Good luck

hey there, you need to get that root zone much colder, try watering at 21°C max this should help

@Mr_Weeds_Autos thanks for the info buddy. Was gonna try and use the two cup method and then transplant it. Basically it's cutting the sides and the bottom out of one cup and placing it in the other so that when it's time to transplant it doesn't disturb the roots as much. It's weird cuz my first three I didn't have a problem. So I'm proper stumped now.