Blue Applez

SpliffyRand Week 1 for these tiny plants. I'm really looking forward to seeing them bloom and as usual, I can't wait! I'll probably leave them in veg for about 3 weeks. For now, I'm just letting them be. Maybe I’ll add a few drops of water here and there, but not too much so they can still explore the excess moisture in the pot.

SpliffyRand After 11 days, they’re already pushing out their second set of true leaves. Right now, they’re not getting quite enough light since the other plants are still in the tent and the light isn’t close enough for them. But as soon as I move the others outdoors, I’ll lower the light to give them better exposure. One of them already tipped over, so I had to stabilize it using a piece of my BioTabs box. Keep it slow and steady - no need to hurry here :)

SpliffyRand Another week, another update for these beauties. I’m loving the vibrant lime green color, but it’s clear they’ll soon need more space, more light, and a bit more nutrition. My DIY stabilizer, crafted from the BioTabs box, did the trick – the plant is standing strong again and supporting its own weight. I’ve bumped the light intensity up to 50% to compensate for the current distance, and so far it seems to be working well. Can’t wait to free up more space in the tent so I can give them proper attention. Just about a week to go – then they’ll get new shoes, more light, and my full focus! 😄

SpliffyRand These plants are no longer second-class citizens in the tent – they’re finally getting full light and proper airflow. You can clearly see they’re not as strong as they could be yet, but that’s mainly due to the limited light and circulation they had up to now. Still, I’m glad I started them while the autos were running – saved me 2–3 weeks of veg time! Now I’ll let them fill out their current pots and then move them into bigger ones in a few days. Plan is to flip them into flower in about two weeks.

SpliffyRand Like I mentioned last week – transplant time for the Blue Applez! They were getting thirsty fast and started drooping every two days after watering – clear sign they had outgrown their old shoes. So, fresh new pots it is! Used trusty BioBizz Light Mix again and kept it simple: 2 ml of BioBizz BioGrow. From my last indoor run I learned two things: -Don’t drown them right after transplant. -Don’t blast them with too much light too soon. So I gave each plant a gentle 330 ml of water and turned the SANLight down to 30%. Once I see that they’ve settled in, I’ll bump the light back up to 50% and start watering ~1 L per plant. ⏳ Just 2 more weeks until the flip to flower! Let’s get it! 🌱💡💪