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Erdpurt Reg. - Organic

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40W Warehouse Bulb
Light
Warehouse Bulb Fluorescent/40W
Common Warehouse Bulb
100W LM301H QB Light Emitting Diodes/100W
Local LED Brand
Closet
Grow Tent
Mini Vivosun
GardenHighpro
Ventilation Fans
Mix
Suruma
Other
Humus
Other
Carbonized Rice Hulls
Soil
Peat Moss
Perlite
Pelite
Indoor
Room Type
Transplantation
weeks 1, 5
IPM
weeks 3-4, 6
LST
weeks 5-7
2 L
Pot Size
0.05 L
Watering
Start at 7 Week
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Week 1. Vegetation
2mo ago
6.5 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
22 °C
Day Air Temp
47 %
Air Humidity
0.4 L
Pot Size
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Compost Tea
50 mll
humidsubtropical First Entry in This Diary Let me give you some context. I started by germinating using the water cup method, with a 3 out of 4 success rate under temperatures ranging from 20–23ºC. After that, I planted the three seedlings in a mix of turf and perlite, where they stayed for about two weeks. During that period, it was a bit cold, around 16–20ºC in the grow space. About a week ago, I transplanted the young plants into 500ml cups. Since then, temperatures have improved and are now holding steady around 20–23ºC.
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Week 2. Vegetation
2mo ago
8.5 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
18 °C
Day Air Temp
55 %
Air Humidity
16 °C
Night Air Temp
0.4 L
Pot Size
28 cm
Lamp Distance
humidsubtropical After being transplanted to these 0.5 L cups last week, the plants are looking sturdy and healthy, and we can see healthy roots coming out the bottom. They aren't drinking so much water, I've watered them just once this week and sprayed them with water twice. A bit colder and drier than last week. Temperature range of 17-21ºC and RH range of 43-60% without much fluctuation.
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Week 3. Vegetation
1mo ago
10.5 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
58 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.4 L
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
humidsubtropical In this third week, I had to move them from the nursery area due to the fact the 40W LED Bulb burned out. Now, they are under a 100W LED QB but a little further from the light source. I'm waiting to get a little bit more root growth before transplanting them into a bigger pot. They've been sprayed with neem oil once this week for IPM. I couldn't really keep the cotyledones green, they've dried out. I wonder if they should've been getting more nutrients or if it's just a watering issue.
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Week 4. Vegetation
1mo ago
12 cm
Height
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Night Air Temp
0.4 L
Pot Size
30 cm
Lamp Distance
humidsubtropical Plant #1 is doing good, plant #2 and #3 are curling down witch makes me kind of worried about it being a desease, since they've been watered properly. Best case scenario, it's just a nutrient deficiency. Plant #3 also had a little damaged leaf which was removed. I took a picture so you guys can take a look at it, maybe it can help us find out why they're curling down. They've been sprayed with Beauveria bassiana once this week VPD is a little high between 0.80 and 0.90. I've installed another fan to increase air circulation in the grow. 🙌
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humidsubtropical
humidsubtropicalstarted grow question 1mo ago
What's probably happening to ErdPurt plants #2 and #3? Leaves are curling down witch makes me kind of worried about it being a desease, since they've been watered properly. Best case scenario, it's just a nutrient deficiency. Plant #3 also had a little damage on a leaf. Thanks!
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Leaves. Curl down
Plant. Wilting
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TruTraTrianswered grow question 1mo ago
Even if you wrote watered properly. Is it?😅 Growth of 6 - 12 cm in several weeks. That leaf curl looks more like slight overwatering or low root-zone oxygen than a pest or disease. Especially in no-till setups, heavy or compacted topsoil layers can slow drainage early on. The color looks healthy, so no signs of major deficiency. Try improving soil aeration slightly, and let the top inch dry out more between waterings. Perhaps some additional holes in your pot, e.g. if your soil is very compact?! You did transplantation at arrival, just check for the roots. If the pots are not completely rooted (they should be) I'd say watering or pH. So quick root check will be better than a random guess I suppose 😎 If they are rooted and not smelly at their feet the guess is quickly ruled out 😊
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Week 5. Vegetation
1mo ago
14 cm
Height
19 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
53 %
Air Humidity
20 °C
Night Air Temp
1.7 L
Pot Size
25 cm
Lamp Distance
humidsubtropical Added more carbonized rice hulls to aerate the soil and transplanted to a bigger and better vase. After getting transplanted the plants were watered with a fresh aloe and filtered water solution to promote root growth and life in the soil. By the end of the week I trained the plants to cut off some height and distribute growth to lower parts of the plant. _______________________________________ About Week 4's issue with plant #2 and 3#: After checking the roots, as suggested by @TruTraTri, I could see the roots were underdeveloped and I guess the cause was probably improper watering and low oxygen in the roots. There were a sequence of mistakes made to get this problem. First Mistake - Roots too deep: When they were transplanted to these 0.5 cups on arrival, I buried the roots (and stalk) too deeply in the soil to cut out some of the plant height. Second mistake - Wet top dry bottom: In addition the first mistake, only the top of the soil ended up watered and the deeply buried roots didn't get much of this water. Third mistake - Low oxygen to roots: The vase didn't have enough holes (side holes would help I guess) and the soil got a little compact on top, acting as a lid Countermeasures: After root checking, the soil got fluffier, and a day later, the plants were looking happier.
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Week 6. Vegetation
16d ago
19 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
45 %
Air Humidity
20 °C
Night Air Temp
1.7 L
Pot Size
0.04 L
Watering Volume
25 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Seaweed extract - Ascophyllum Nodosum
1.3 mll
humidsubtropical Rough week, the air was extremely dry thus elevating the VPD to above 14. I waterd them once following the 5% to 10% volume of soil in water rule with a little bit of seaweed extract to promote soil life and root growth. Good news is pre-flowers on all of them. Plant #1 has dealt with the environment surprisingly well with no signs of stress. Since it was happy, I kept training it Plant #2 (the mutant tricotiledone)'s leaves started to curl down by the middle of the week. I thought it was asking for water but it wasn't and I ended up overwatering her. It was looking unhappy the whole week and it's just starting to get back now in the end of the week 6 of veg. Plant #3 (The smallest) has also dealt pretty nicely with the high VPD environment with an almost unnoticeable drop on leaves. I also kept trainnig. They've been sprayed with a solution of a KNF product called Bio citrus for IPM.
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Week 7. Vegetation
8d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
20 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
53 %
Air Humidity
18 °C
Night Air Temp
1.7 L
Pot Size
0.05 L
Watering Volume
25 cm
Lamp Distance
humidsubtropical Growth is a little stunted due to phosphorus deficiency (I guess). They are showing purple stems and some leaf bronzing/necrosis. Maybe, this has been one of the reasons for poor root growth all along. Plant n1 is definitely my keeper, resistant to adverse environment and responds well to LST. I'll do my best o to recover 2 and 3 though, I've bought some good quality bokashi and shrimp FPE (fermented shrimp flour, full of chitin and phosphorus) to topdress, increase soil life and improve their feed. Next week, I'll be transplanting them to 7L vases.
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UnorthadoxDude
UnorthadoxDudecommentedweek 51mo ago
This is an interesting strain and an interesting grow, I will follow and see how these ladies develop! Good luck, and welcome to the grow diaries community!
humidsubtropical
humidsubtropicalcommented22d ago
@UnorthadoxDude, thanks Dude! I'll keep on updating them
humidsubtropical
humidsubtropicalcommentedweek 12mo ago
I forgot to mention that the 0.5L cups were filled with an organic soil mix with worm castings peat moss, perlite and the following nutrient sources: - Azomite - Basalt Rock Dust - Agricultural Gypsum - Cattle Manure - Organic Poultry Manure - Thermophosphate - Castor Bean Meal - Organic Bokashi - Greensand - Agricultural Lime - Bone Meal - Blood Meal
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