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Extreme - 10 °C Cultivation: When Nature Meets Innovation
Greetings, research rebels! I'm about to share a concept that'll make conventional scientists laugh - and then think twice. We're creating a plant growth system in conditions most would call suicidal. Temperature: -30°C. Equipment: Minimal. Creativity: Maximal. Our "armor"? Polyester foam, OSB, and basalt wool. The goal? Simply to show that "impossible" is just a lazy theory.
🌱 Experiment Day 4: Silent Triumph of Life 🌿
Outside, it's a harsh -10°C, while our tiny plant kingdom enjoys a tropical 22-25°C. The peat pot is currently our sole "root transportation hub". No forced ventilation - just natural processes.
I'm noticing the first signs of adaptation: leaves slightly warmed up, color becoming more saturated. Microclimate performing flawlessly! 🌡️ A temperature contrast of almost 40 degrees - and not a single stress reaction.
For now, I'm just observing. Every degree, every minute is data for our crazy scientific adventure. 🔬🚀
On the 34th day the plant dries up from the top and shows yellow flowers instead of green ones - I can't figure out the reason, please help
the problem started on day 32 (two days ago)
It says you're giving 37 ml/gal of nutrients, I'm not sure exactly what you're giving but 37 ml/gal of anything seems way to much.
Your leaves are dark green, curling, and plastic looking so at the very least you probably have a nitrogen toxicity but without knowing the exact products you're feeding with, could be other toxicity going on.
I would water with plain water, no nutes and see if conditions improve. When you start feeding again, start at lower doses.
@NearlyDeadGrows, Bro you are right, thanks for the tip. In a panic I poured clean water to the drainage - it saved the situation, I think. Or am I wrong? I am a newbie, advice from experienced growers saves
+3 strains
Kosher Kush
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