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Germination
a month ago
Got 100% germination. Started 12 autos in here about a month ago and mice got them. Did a deep clean killed 3 mice and put down mice repellent(peppermint and cinnamon oil) Pray the mice don’t get them this time. I started this diary a little late by a few days. So I already transplanted them. I haven’t given them any nutrient yet but i put a thin layer of worm casting at the bottom of the 3 gallon fabric grow pot(5%) mostly fox farm ocean forest soil in the center(80%) and a thin layer of fox farm happy frog seed starter blend on top. (15%) I started them in 3 inch vivosun peat pots which have holes drilled in the bottom which I can immediately tell are better than traditional jiffy peat pots which don’t have holes. They were filled with the happy frog seed starter blend. Keeping soil top moist, gradually going to add more water each watering. Will start organic nutrient regimen at the 3 week mark after transplant which was jan 8th. Other than that will update you next week.
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Week 1. Vegetation
a month ago
3.81 cm
17 hrs
55 %
18 °C
11 L
40.64 cm
Transplanted into 3 gallon pots. Most of the plants are looking healthy. A couple look stunted but that’s ok I’m sure it will recover. No nutrients for 3 weeks. So not much to sayv
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Transplantation
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Week 2. Vegetation
25 days ago
5.08 cm
17 hrs
20 °C
50 %
18 °C
11 L
40.64 cm
Nutrients 1
Oyster Shell - Down To Earth
Oyster Shell 3.91 mll
1 looks amazing, most look normal and a couple look weak. So I decided to give it oyster shells as a dry amendment(1 tbsp spread around the pot) Normally I would wait till the 3 weeks mark to give it oyster shells and epsom salt for cal mag but they look like they needed something so I just gave it oyster shells early. Hopefully the oyster shells help the weak plants recover and the strong plants thrive
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Week 3. Vegetation
18 days ago
10.16 cm
17 hrs
20 °C
50 %
18 °C
11 L
40.64 cm
Nutrients 4
Epsom salt 3.91 mll
Diluted runoff water 3.91 mll
Kelp Me Kelp You - Fox Farm
Kelp Me Kelp You 1.3 mll
As you can I added some mild nutrients early on. These plants are a little nutrient heavy. Did some gentle pruning on some. I’ve also transplanted 1 chive plant per pot which took kindly and just over seeded some Basil which I will thin. I added diluted runoff water to help with microbes and nutrients. Other than that not much.f
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Defoliation
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Week 4. Vegetation
11 days ago
15.24 cm
17 hrs
20 °C
Weak
50 %
18 °C
11 L
40.64 cm
Nutrients 5
Epsom salt 3.91 mll
Diluted runoff water 3.91 mll
Liquid worm tea 1.3 mll
This strain has some serious indoor potential. This is its last week of veg before I switch the lights to 12/12 cycle. I will do a lights off for 36 hours to speed up flowerings Love ethos. I’ve had great success with both there autos and photos.
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Defoliation
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Week 5. Flowering
3 days ago
15.24 cm
17 hrs
20 °C
Weak
50 %
14 °C
11 L
40.64 cm
Nutrients 6
Epsom salt 3.91 mll
Diluted runoff water 3.91 mll
Liquid worm tea 1.3 mll
Someone told me online that these plants look weak. Personally I see 2 runt looking phenos and the rest seem fine. Anyway… I switched them to bloom feb 11 so 5 days ago. I companion cropped chives and basil into each pot to help with microbes pest resistance and terpene production. There are studies that is inconclusive but say that certain herbs and plants help with terpenes in nearby plants through rhizome and air Gave it a feeding not immediately after switching to bloom but the second watering. Also kept the light at 75% power for the first 3 days to reduce stress. Did I light pruning/defoliation before the hairs start popping out. Which some are just starting to form hairs. Will probably do one more light defoliation and I’m mid pre flower and that’s it.
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