Master Kush & Rainbow chocolate xxl

Abrax I left the seeds on the windowsill in slightly damp cotton pads for 2 days in a sealed plastic bag until they germinated, and then I planted them in a homemade seedling substrate, which consists of 1/4 compost, 2/4 potting soil, and 1/4 sand, and additionally inoculated each plant with 1 tsp of TNC MycorrPlus. The containers have a capacity of about 1 liter and are covered with plastic bags. The plants are in the 160cm high Zelsius tent, 90cm under the Mars Hydro Ts600, so that about 250 PPFD reaches the seedlings. The incoming air comes through the exhaust of the Marshydro fan in the 180cm high tent.

Abrax I covered both cannabis seedlings to create high humidity. The seedlings are about 80cm away from the Mars Hydro ts600. Some roots are already poking out of the pots. At the same time, I sowed plants like crimson clover, dream herb, chard, basil, and bush beans in large pots, where the cannabis seedlings will later be transplanted. These will serve as green manure and ground cover under the Mars Hydro Ts1000, which is about 90cm away from the pots at 100%. The substrate in the large pot on the left contains about 1/3 coconut fibers, 1/3 a mix of Bokashi, compost, and a little worm humus, 5% plant charcoal, wood ash, horn shavings, rock dust, and clay balls for aeration, and it holds 60 liters. The fabric pot on the right contains 40L, and the substrate is made up of about 1/3 Terra Preta and 2/3 a mix that includes 1/3 compost, 1/3 potting soil, 1/3 fine pumice, oyster meal, seaweed meal, horn shavings, rock dust, and wood ash.

Abrax I transplanted the plants with pots into the prepared pots by digging a small hole where I placed the small pots, so the plants are closer to the light and compete less with the neighboring plants. In the large containers, I proactively introduced beneficials like fungus gnats and used hemp mulch to help the soil retain moisture better. The only problem with my setup is that algae are forming in the humidifier tank due to the light, so if anyone has an idea for an opaque cover that can be used for a long time, please let me know.

Abrax Since my cannabis plants are obviously showing nutrient deficiencies, I assume that the organic fertilizers in the substrate are not yet available to the plants, so I'm first fertilizing with Biobizz until the plants hopefully recover. My cover crop, on the other hand, is growing quite well. Especially the Rokula lettuce is thriving and the bush bean is flowering.

Abrax The cannabis plants are hardly growing, but the leaves are greener again. The rest is growing well.