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12/22/2024
Here we go, the seeds are sown!
12/25/2024
7 little plants sprouted today, welcome to the world!
12/26/2024
Today, two more little plants have sprouted. I've given them names to make it easier to tell them apart. They also got new pots with Plagron Light Mix—15 cm pots (approximately 1 liter). I watered them with a little pure water and the pH was adjusted to 5.8 using Plagron pH Min.
2024/12/29
The first week of vegetation is starting, and the little ones are looking happy :D So far, they've only received water with an adjusted pH level.
2025/01/01
Happy New Year! The plants are thriving. 😊
2025/01/04
Some of them seem a little sad, I'm not sure at all what's their problem but i hope it will get better next week 😫
2025/01/07
The little ones are growing diligently. Ami and Amber have developed a CalMag deficiency, so I’ve slightly increased the CalMag dosage.
2025/01/08
Today, I transplanted them into their final 18L pots. Maybe a bit early, but I think it's better too early than too late.
2025/01/11
The ladies are growing great, and the CalMag deficiency seems to be resolved. 😊
2025/01/12
I topped them today.
2025/01/14
They are developing well, the topping doesn’t seem to have bothered them.
2025/01/18
In almost all pots, you can already see roots. 😊
This week, I switched the lighting schedule to 12/12 and transitioned to bloom nutrients. The plants seem to handle the relatively high EC of 2.7 mS/cm well, and they continue to grow vigorously. 😊
Hey, the second week of flowering is done, and the pre-flowering stage is already visible. The ladies have been growing vigorously and are now 60 cm tall. Next week, they will be lollipopped. 😁
Today, I lollipopped the plants. For this, I remove all leaf and bud mass in the lower two-thirds, while in the top third, I only take off the large fan leaves. It ended up being about 32 liters (a big bucket) of biomass. I also checked everything again for pollen sacs, but it looks like they are 100% female. Next week, I'll reduce their nutrients a bit since they now have much less biomass and fewer leaves to process them. 😁
The plants handled defoliation well and grew 10 cm this week. They received slightly less fertilizer since they have fewer leaves to process. The entire garden has also become noticeably denser again, and you can no longer see the soil from above. 😊
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