Northern Light Blue from cuttings indoor

StickyHands New run, new luck. This time with cuttings and the knowledge gained from the last run. The cuttings were treated with Clonex Root Gel and immediately placed in rockwool cubes in Biobizz Lightmix. I'll reuse the soil from the last run, but first I'll add some soil improvers. More on that next week.

StickyHands Today, the ladies were repotted into a 15-liter Autopot. I reused the old LivingSoil. I added the following to 45 liters of substrate: 2.5 kg activated charcoal 250 g rock flour 70 g neem cake The whole thing was watered with compost tea. Unfortunately, the little one didn't take root very well and was overwatered. We'll see if it grows.

StickyHands The plants are growing well, and even the problem plant seems to have recovered. This week, we had compost tea. The leaves were sprayed with it and watered. I decided to tie the main stems of the plants to the side. The Autopot system has already been activated on the two large plants. The water tank contains 40 liters of tap water (6.5 pH) + Canna Calmag.

StickyHands The plants are growing well. Today, we had LST. This week, the two large plants will be topped (all the large shoots). Next week, the flowering phase will begin.

StickyHands Flowering Day 1 Today we set the light cycle to 12/12. The plants are growing well and will receive compost tea this week. Flowering day 5 Today, the plants received a light top dressing of organic dry fertilizer N - P - P = 6.5 – 3.5 – 5. This should give them a little extra energy for the stretching phase.

StickyHands Flowering Day 10 The plants are doing well and are fed compost tea every 1-2 weeks. The small, troubled plant in the front left was the only one that has no topping and was able to catch up with the others in terms of height.

StickyHands Flowering Day 20 The stretch seems to be over, and now it's time for lollipoping. I really like the plants this time, and luckily, the big stretch like last time didn't happen. Compost tea is being given again.