Runtz F1 Auto x3 Test + 1x Pineapple Express F1- 25L Potsize each - BioBizz 70% AllMix + 30% LightMix

Spezial_Kleister This is a test grow. I want to compare 3 Runtz f1 Automatics with each other. The plants will all have enough space and the same light output. During the grow, I will gradually increase the parameters (humidity and temperature) to ensure as high transpiration and water/nutrient uptake as possible (California environmental conditions). No CO2 will be used to see how the plants perform against each other. Runtz1: This plant receives 25 liters of substrate volume and the nutrients and parameters recorded in the diary. Runtz2: This plant receives only 20 liters of substrate volume and the nutrients and parameters recorded in the diary. Here, it will be tested whether an f1 hybrid with less substrate volume goes into flowering earlier or if the yield might decrease or even increase. Runtz3: This plant receives 25 liters of substrate volume and the nutrients and parameters recorded in the diary. Additionally, I will add the recommended amount of Alfa Boost (lactic acid bacteria) to test how the plant performs compared to Runtz 1. Pineapple Express: My partner has grown Pineapple Express in the past and was very satisfied. Now she wants to give the plant a bit more light output and see how it affects the flower structure (back then, unfortunately very open "fluffy" buds) and the yield. On March 5th around 2:00 PM, all seeds were placed in a paper towel and sprayed with a hydrogen peroxide solution and well moistened (Water: Hydrogen Peroxide 3% - 5:1). The seeds were about 1 year old and stored in the shipping box in the living room cabinet and in the basement. They withstood temperature fluctuations from 8 - 24°C without any issues. Germination rate of all F1 hybrids from Zamnesia so far 100% (1x Epsilon F1, 3x Pineapple Express F1, 3x Runtz F1). The seeds were placed in a moist bag and then put into a small box in the grow room (22°C) to acclimate to the climate. After 24 hours, all seeds had already cracked open, and one of the Runtz showed the tip of the taproot; the bag was closed again, and we waited a bit longer. The pots were already prepared and pre-watered (about 3.5 liters + CalMag, Epsom salt, microbes, and mycorrhiza incorporated 1.5 weeks prior) and placed in the room to allow the soil to reach temperature. 8 hours later, the taproot was visible on all seeds, and they were directly planted into the final pots. Transparent 0.5l cups were sprayed with some water to maintain humidity in the cups and placed over the planting spots. Then we set the lights to the minimum with a distance of about 40cm. After 24 hours, the seed shells pressed to the surface were already visible on all seeds; another 12 hours later, two plants had already shed theirs, while the other two needed a little help with tweezers. 48 hours after planting the seeds, I sprayed the covered cups again and watered each plant with 250ml. During the watering process, 0.5ml of Alfa Boost was also added to the 250ml for the Runtz-Alfa for the first time.