Witches Wedding Seedman Indoor Fall

MindFlowers68 Shes doing good. A little cold at night right now because drying my autos but everything looks great. Just misting the top every other day with plain water. The fungal/ microbial activity in the soil is going wild its growing out the side of the pots. That fox farm is loaded with good biology.

MindFlowers68 Shes looking pretty good. A little bit of variegation. May be a little cold in the clone tent due to me drying buds in the studio. Other than that I watered with a little bit of aloe to help with root development. Followed it with compost tea and let the roots dry out slowly the entire week.

MindFlowers68 Solid growth this week. The leaves are starting to get big and seeing new shoots getting ready to take off. She should be able to get some energy down to those roots and shes gonna double in size this week im anticipating.

MindFlowers68 She got a little overwatered early in the week, but I let her dry out and then hit her with some compost tea at the end of the week and she is looking pretty good now if I do say so myself. The tent is getting too crowded so I'm gonna have to think about the new space for them soon until I can get them in the flower tent. Most likely it's gonna be one of my 3 x 3 tents.

MindFlowers68 Slightly hectic week, first of all the plants were getting too big for the clone tent. Secondly, it looks like soil mites may have taken over the plant somewhat so I had to do something. Then I noticed what looks to be spider mite damage but I don't see any other signs of spider mites. I took the plants outside, put them on a work tray and doused them with diatomaceous earth and let them sit with it while i prepared more room. I have a few 3 x 3 tents on hand but I didn't really wanna set those up and I only have a few more weeks before I can flower them so I made a makeshift grow tent area in the corner of my studio and it seems to be working pretty good. I had to change the light cycle little bit so that I can keep them in darkness for a full six hours. After I got that ready, I went back outside and washed the plants off with some soap, then rinsed them off good and gave a little shake after I added some soil to the top two because they were leaning. And then I washed all the soil off the sides of the pots to keep them clean. I recruited my saucers, so that I don't ruin my studio floor and I'm hoping that extra little bit of soil helped to get big before I can transplant them into their final pots. After washing, some of the leaves were just so droopy and covering stuff, so I chopped them off and exposed all the main shoots off the central stem and toped the main one. At the end of the week they're looking a lot better. There's a little bit of residual diatomaceous earth so hopefully that kind of falls off. I don't want to get them wet again. I finished off with a little bit a neem meal top dress on each.

MindFlowers68 This week doing a lot better than last week and taking a liking to the environment I set up in my studio. The wash I did last week along with the trimming really helped the plant out. The structure of the plant is developing very uniform and getting an even level canopy going. The soil mites are under control now and whatever I thought was on the leaves seems to have gone away and I'm not seeing the little damage anymore. I don't know what it was. Also, I found a ladybug and decided to commission it to help out with the plants and it hung around for a few days going up and down all the plants which I could watch it from my little control room. Had also been nice being able to see my plants outside of a tent, I've been able to give them turns so that they all get equal light and each branch reaching top of canopy. I was a little worried after last week how they would react they looked like soggy feral kittens for a minute there.

MindFlowers68 At the beginning of the week, she seem to be growing a little bit slower than my other plants but now at the end of the week, she is definitely pushing harder. She starting to pray and look happy the color on her leaves her darkening in looking rich, having some high count, thin leaves that are starting to get really big. Nice structure and node spacing.

MindFlowers68 She finished at her last week hanging out in the studio. I got the 4 x 8 ready for her and transplanted at the end of the week. There were some nice looking growth this week, and really needed to be watered once. After I got done transplanting and watered in with 3 gallons. I then did a lite lolli pop and took a few old fans leaves out and opened her out. I spent a good four or five hours cleaning out the 2 4x8's for the new plants. Man after I got the new plants in, they seem to be glowing in that nice new clean tent. I'm rooting for them no pun intended.

MindFlowers68 She is loving life in the new tent, and in her new pot. I gave one watering this week and she seems to be drinking it up already. The pot was on the driver side because my other plant before was thirsty. I will try to re-calibrate the moisture levels in the pot this week by doing a little bit more water in this pot. Leaves are looking, vibrant and happy, and the branches are cooperating with the pending sessions under the net. I wish I could veg longer than another week but that's all I have for time so we'll see how big it gets.

MindFlowers68 She's doing really good this week with some nice big old fan leaves but of course I had to split the stem training it under the net like I seem to always do but I fixed her up and she's doing fine. She's a little bit more vertical growing like my gorilla melon I got going now but she'll spread out and fill it fine. I usually go one more week veg but I don't have time this run so we'll see what happens. Got top dress of neem seed meal and insect frass and watered twice. Last week of veg i switched the lights to 12/12 and adjusted the ppfd up about 200.

MindFlowers68 There is not much to report this week as things are on autopilot and going smoothly. The foliage shows the plant is thriving, and little to to no signs of stress. I only had to water once this week. The only other thing that was need was training some of the branches down and to the edges of the tent. She's pretty much got a perfect canopy going, and was able to control some of the stretch by scroging. After training I think i may have nearly doubled the amount of tops on the plant from the new nodes growing in strong and starting to stretch. I dialed back the humidity down to 58 percent and going to try and lower it gradually to 45 by harvest time.

MindFlowers68 Shes doing great. Still stretching a lot but I'm unable to tuck the remain shoots because she is on the rigid side and branches not too bendy. Watered once this week. May do a top dress and light clean up on the bottom this week.

MindFlowers68 Kind of rough few weeks so going to do a combined weekly comment for my 4 diary's this week. Had app for my wisdom teeth being pulled last Thursday at local dental school but they only took two out last week and they pulled last two yesterday. Monday last week I peeked into my tent and had a Joe Pesci moment when I looked into the window and found a few spots of fucking powder mildew starting. Couldn't have been worse timing with having to recover but I had no choice but to get my ass in the tents and defoliate. I found maybe 4 leaves per plant with a few specs of it. I took out quit a bit out, but the plants still had plenty of younger healthy leaves to make energy. I really don't know how it started. I've been running the dehumidifier more than normal because I tend to run a high humidity because its so hard to control in my area so i started running it day and night in my lung room. My tents humidity never got above 55 percent and the plants have been thriving. I was completely shocked having never had it inside to get it. I think because my tents conditions were so optimal my ac infinity controllers telling my exhaust fan to run on lowest setting at night. I noticed i started getting Pm on my outside plants when it was super dry too, I don't understand I thought mold likes moisture. That along with my last top dress could have been worked into the soil better and it started to rot a little on top so maybe that's where the spores came from. Now that I'm done with top dressing, I'm going to cover the soil with pine or cedar chips to help keep them clean and happy. I set the minimum exhaust fan speed high so It will keep more air flowing and i moved one of the Honeywell fans on the floor from the back left corner to the front left corner to get more circulation going. To kill the Powder mildew I turned the lights full blast and got both tents to 105 degrees F for a few hours, then ran an ozone UV-C light right after lights turned off for about 5 minutes in each tent. I then made up my last batch of boogie brew for the season and fed them to the plants a few days after to help repopulate any microbes I killed and to help them recover. I think I did just enough to kill the PM without harming the plants/root zone much at all. A few hairs turned color but no leaf discoloration or tip burn from he heat. The plants are looking a little nitrogen rich at the moment but I I've been letting the pots dry out to control humidity so the TDS of nutrients are a little elevated.