Gorilla Glue Auto - Philosopher Seeds

BajaMX_Growr86r 3/27/25 - (Day 4) Gorilla Glue Auto seeds 1 and 2 are also progressing well with their first set of leaves emerging, but seed 3 is struggling to survive. They were introduced to outdoor sunlight for the first time today, after being brought out yesterday afternoon. To keep them happy and healthy, I'm spraying them gently with a spray bottle and providing about 50-80 ml of plain tap water with a small amount of hydrogen peroxide. Before using it, I let the tap water sit outside in the sun for a couple of days.

BajaMX_Growr86r April 7, 2025 (Day 16) Seeds 1 and 2 are slightly behind due to the recent rainy days, but I'm confident they'll recover. Unfortunately, seeds 3 didn't survive. I've started feeding the remaining seeds with a mix of Silica (1.5ml/gal), Cal-Mag (2ml/gal), and Botanicare Pure Blend Pro Grow (10ml/gal). The rainy days have reduced the need for watering so far.

BajaMX_Growr86r Day 24 (4/15/25) Update: Seed 1 and 2 are currently stunted, but I'm hoping they'll bounce back and continue growing. Both plants are exhibiting unusual leaf growth and development, which I'm unsure about - it could be a trait of the strain or a result of my care. As a precautionary measure, I've been using potassium soap and neem oil for pest control, although I suspect it's unlikely to be micron mites or similar issues given the healthy growth of the nearby plants. I'm feeding them Silica, Cal-Mag, and Pure Blend Pro Grow, and they received their first dunking today. At this point, I don't plan to implement low-stress training unless the plants start showing signs of healthier growth.

BajaMX_Growr86r 4/21/25 - Update on Gorilla Glue Auto seeds: Both seeds 1 and 2 are experiencing stunted growth, but I'll let them continue growing and provide optimal care to see how they develop. Might as well try Low-Stress Training (LST) next week and see what happens.

BajaMX_Growr86r Day 40 - 05/01/2025 - Gorilla Glue Auto Update: Plants 1 and 2 are exhibiting signs of recovery from their initial growth anomalies, with new growth and leaf morphology appearing normalized. As we remain in the vegetative stage, my objective is to promote robust vegetative growth prior to the pre-flowering stage, allowing for optimal size and structure. To enhance canopy development and potentially increase yields, I implemented Low-Stress Training (LST) on both plants, despite initial reservations due to their stunted growth. Additionally, I utilized a thorough watering protocol this week, employing the dunking method to ensure uniform moisture distribution throughout the medium. The water used was plain tap water, oxygenated through 24-hour sun exposure, and supplemented with a small amount of hydrogen peroxide to maintain a healthy root environment.