KarlsKraut Seeds were baptized on 30.04. and potted on 02.05.
20g Green House Feeding BioGrow mixed into the soil.
On 04.05., they saw the light of the world.
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Glass Of Water
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation
1y ago
1/2
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
KarlsKraut Every 2 days 250ml of water with pH 6.5
Watering was too much of a good thing, she's showing clawing upwards, a sign of too much water.
Water again in 2 days and then with 200ml.
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Week 2. Vegetation
1y ago
1/3
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
KarlsKraut Watered with 200ml, pH 6.5 water.
Watered 250ml water.
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Week 3. Vegetation
1y ago
1/4
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
KarlsKraut The 3rd week begins, tomorrow is topping day.
Watered with 300ml at pH 6.5.
Topping done on Veg Day 16.
Watered with 500ml and 0.5g of BioEnhancer from Green House Feeding.
Wrong defoliation, let's see what comes out.
Applied LST.
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Topping
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Defoliation
Technique
LST
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Week 4. Vegetation
1y ago
1/4
18 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
KarlsKraut I think that wasn't a good idea with the "wrong" defoliation.
Watered with 1L of water at pH 6.5.
Watered from the bottom with 1L of water at pH 6.5.
Watered from the top and bottom with 500ml of water at pH 6.5 each.
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Defoliation
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LST
Technique
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Week 5. Flowering
1y ago
1/4
12 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
Nutrients 1
BioEnhancer
1 mll
KarlsKraut Last day of veg, starting 12/12 light schedule tomorrow.
Watered with 500ml Green House Feeding BioEnhancer.
Bloom initiated.
Watered with 1l of pH 6.5 from the top and bottom.
Removed sail leaves.
Watered with 1l of pH 6.5.
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LST
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Defoliation
Technique
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Week 6. Flowering
1y ago
1/4
12 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
23 °C
Night Air Temp
Nutrients 1
BioBloom
2 mll
KarlsKraut The flowering is slowly taking shape, so it can continue.
Watered 1L with pH 6.5.
Did a little defoliation.
Removed LST holder.
Mixed 14g Green House Feeding BioBloom as a topping into the topsoil.
Watered 1L with pH 6.5.
Watered 750ml with pH 6.5.
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LST
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Defoliation
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Week 7. Flowering
1y ago
1/4
12 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
23 °C
Night Air Temp
Nutrients 1
BioEnhancer
1 mll
KarlsKraut Watered with 1L of Green House Feeding BioEnhancer.
Watered with 1L of water at pH 6.5.
Watered from the bottom with 750ml of water at pH 6.5.
Watered with 750ml of water at pH 6.5.
You're growing an autoflowering plant, right? So why are you talking about switching to 12/12 and the flowering you want to initiate? Autoflowers start to bloom on their own. Light schedules of 18-24 hours can be used from day 1 until their last day of flowering. When they start to bloom is determined only by the genetics of the plant in autoflowers.
@GoodWeedBerlin, I want to save electricity and finish faster, and I can't have more than 50g anyway.
So far, I've had to destroy weed every grow with the setup, it's fine.
I have the same setup three times, a new one comes every month, and I already have the new one growing.
Thanks for your comment.
Hey, I just saw this on your plant and wanted to ask why the first few leaves are curling (I have no idea what else to call it). Is that normal? Because I have the same thing but much more extreme.
Best, Tom
@Finniboay, Either it's too much light or it has been overwatered.
Clawing downwards: This form is the classic appearance and often occurs with nitrogen over-fertilization. The leaves curl downwards, indicating an excess of nitrogen. In addition to the curled tips, the leaves often appear dark green, which is another sign of nitrogen over-supply.
Clawing upwards: If the leaves curl upwards instead, it may indicate other stress factors, such as excessively high temperatures or light intensity. In this case, the plant is trying to protect itself from too much light or heat by raising its leaves to minimize sun exposure.