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GanjaGecko Week 1 The first few days were spent under a Sanlight Q1W dim. By the middle of the first week, they were moved into 11L fabric pots. The delicate ladies were carefully taken out of the seedling pot and placed into their final pot. The roots and the planting hole were sprinkled with some Dynomyco mycorrhiza and Great White mycorrhiza. On the substrate mix of 60% BioBizz Lightmix and 40% coco with perlite, I added 1 teaspoon of Megaworm per liter of substrate. The coco content for the automatics is about 40%. Due to the predetermined life cycle, faster root development is advantageous. For nutrient supply, BioGrow from GreenHouse Feeding is in use. Here, I added 20g of BioGrow. Since automatics are in the growth stage for 3 to a maximum of 4 weeks and then slowly transition into flowering, the 20g of BioGrow is usually sufficient. As an addition, there is also some worm humus in the substrate. Once they go into flowering, I will add some BioBloom and as a flowering booster, Bat Guano will go into the pot. The soil was moistened with a pressure sprayer/tree sprayer, and then each of the 2 ladies received 1ml/L PowerRoots, 1ml/L PureZym, 1g/L BioEnhancer, and 0.75g/L Dynomyco Spark. Each lady got 2× 300ml at a pH value of 6.0. Additionally, I added nematodes to the water to prevent the pesky fungus gnats. By the end of the week, only one of the two ladies is doing well. Lady #2 doesn't make a much better impression. Maybe the mutations will merge with the next leaf pair. If the next leaf pairs look like this too, unfortunately, the ladies will have to go. My hope is that it's just the stress from the early repotting; however, I didn't have such problems with the other ladies that are already outside. With the automatics for outdoor, I repot quite early so that the ladies have as much time as possible to stretch their roots in a large pot. Three other ladies that I started in early April, with the optimism that they could go out by the end of April/beginning of May at the latest, were in too small pots for quite a while. This was the first time that the automatics were in small pots for a long time. The result is small and quite early flowering plants. That's why I had good results last year and this year as well when they were repotted in the middle/end of the first week.

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