Seabass 28.4.
Why this strain?
Its 2025 and I want a Haze, a skunk and a kush genetic to compare the taste later.
LSD contains skunk and its short flower time and resistant genetics make it perfect for my short rainy summers. Mostly I chose it for the trippy indica effect though.
Seabass 15.5. the LSD seedlings took the direct sunlight much better then the other strains. Still, I decided to keep them out of the direct midday sun for now
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Week 4. Vegetation
1y ago
1/5
Seabass 23.5. good recovery from early weeks‘ heat stress
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Week 5. Vegetation
1y ago
1/5
7.5 cm
Height
12 °C
Night Air Temp
5 l
Pot Size
Seabass 29.5.
New 5L pod with clover
I kept the plants in the small pod for too long. Believe to have lost 1 week of growth (/potenzial?)
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Week 6. Flowering
1y ago
1/5
11 cm
Height
18 °C
Day Air Temp
12 °C
Night Air Temp
5 l
Pot Size
Seabass 7.6.
Neem against some bugs.
(Fungus gnats, winged aphids? And spiders)
A bit of LST for the longest
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Week 7. Flowering
1y ago
1/7
9 cm
Height
20 °C
Day Air Temp
28 %
Air Humidity
13 °C
Night Air Temp
5 l
Pot Size
Seabass 13.6.
My first efforts to LST seem to go okayish.
Two plants seem to respond well to training. Pre flowering drives out a purple color. Looking forward to seeing more of that. Some leave tips are burned. Must stick to nutrition plan better
Seabass 25.7.
Next year, new attempt.
No repotting (start in peat pots)
No trimming
No soft pods, but square plastic pots
Automatic watering
Not the south side (too much sun), but on the west side (afternoon sun).
Seedlings might start a bit later in veg, then let them stand freely outside (without a tent).