Wild mix

Bushdoc Already repotted, as the roots have clearly grown out of the seedling pots. Watering as needed, when the soil was dry.

Bushdoc Plants a bit lower than before, because planted deeper due to long stem. Lamp a bit closer to the plants to test how they react. Humidity day/night: 70%/90%. EC 0.2 tap water pH-adjusted.

Bushdoc All plants topped after the 4th and 5th node. From now on, using growth fertilizer and CalMag agent, because the tap water has too little calcium/magnesium. Light set to a distance of 40cm, as the plants didn't get any burns from the last proximity.

Bushdoc The topping went well for the plants. The lamp was hung 10 cm closer again. The plants have completely rooted through the pots again, so they were repotted into the final pots with 25l.

Bushdoc The plants have developed roots within 4 days, coming out of the pots' soil. They've also gained quite a bit in height and leaves. The nets/grids have been set up, as seen in the photos, so the plants can soon be trained. About another week, and then the flowering phase can be initiated. The lights have been hung a bit higher again to better illuminate the area.

Bushdoc The 6th week in the growth phase lasted only 4 days, after which it switched to 12/12. In the last pictures, the HPS lights are already installed, as you can tell from both the light color and the cool tubes or pipes/hoses. The plants now have their final locations and won't be moved until harvest, so here's the setup showing where each strain is: Back row from left to right: Think Tank, Super Lemon Haze, Super Lemon Haze, Super Lemon Haze Front row from left to right: White Widow, Lemon Orange, Strawberry Pop Rocks, Jack Herer

Bushdoc The height of the plants hasn't increased much, as they were woven into the nets this week. The plants are handling the LST well and are quickly straightening up again. I already used the bloom phase fertilizer when switching to flowering, so the plants don't grow too tall, as I had issues with that in my last grow. When switching to the flowering phase, all plants were flushed with 30 liters of rainwater each to get the remaining vegetative fertilizer out of the substrate.

Bushdoc The first flower threads are visible, and the plants have almost completely filled the nets. By the end of the week, small flowers under the net were already removed. To avoid using unnecessary electricity, I currently only have the split air conditioning running to maintain the temperature. The high humidity shouldn't cause any problems at the moment.

Bushdoc The flower clusters are slowly forming, and the plants have had another strong growth spurt. The bloom fertilizer has now been increased from 4 to 7 ml/l.

Bushdoc Due to an infestation of aphids, ladybug larvae were distributed in the grow room, and they are already hard at work. There were concerns that the larvae would stick to the trichomes, but that is definitely not the case. As the buds are slowly getting denser, the dehumidifier has already been put into operation, and the humidity is fluctuating between 45% and 60% (sensor hanging from the middle net of the SCROG) and between 30% and 45% (sensor on the ceiling of the room). For this reason, the water requirement has also increased to 3.5 liters per day per plant. Overall, the development of the plants looks good; they are gradually shedding leaves under the net, but hardly any light reaches there, and the flowers are developing quickly.