Living Soil - Ice Cream Haze

Terp_Djiny One of the three seedlings looks pretty battered. I'm hoping it doesn't let that stop it from growing properly. The other two are growing as usual.

Terp_Djiny The week went pretty well, the little plants are growing quite nicely. The struggling pheno is catching up well. I watered a bit twice.

Terp_Djiny The three young plants have been moved into their 45L Living Soil pots today, and I spread some Dynomyco in the root zone and then watered a bit. The latecomer is now growing normally too.

Terp_Djiny The three have clearly gotten used to their new pots and are happily growing. By the end of the week, I cut the tops off all three phenos. Now I'm giving them a few days to recover from the shock, and then I'll cut the first fan leaves to get more light to the lower branches. Additionally, to kick off in the new pots, I made a compost tea from 100g of Red wiggler worm humus and 100g of compost tea Vegi mix in 10L of water from Almicanna.

Terp_Djiny Over the week, the three plants have really exploded, I think they've gotten used to their new home. I'm going to incorporate the kickflip for the flowering phase tonight and then start the flowering phase by next weekend.

Terp_Djiny At the start of the week, I added to the pots: - 50g Kick-Flip - 1 measuring spoon of malted barley - 1 measuring spoon of basalt - 1 measuring spoon of gypsum And 2L of water with 4g of Epsom salt each. With the cut cover crop and the sun sails of the plants, I then laid a mulch layer on the soil surface. By the end of the week, I set the controller to the flowering phase and also installed and activated the flower drippers along with the drip rings.

Terp_Djiny The three plants are in the middle of the stretch, and to catch this a bit and give the shoots a little more support later, I used the SCROG net. The phenos on the left and in the middle are growing quite similarly, while the pheno on the right is a bit bushier in growth.

Terp_Djiny Too bad, the three have grown so beautifully.