Iced Up Cherries by Square One Genetics

Gamfin ☀️ // Day 3 🌱 I can gladly say after my weekend trip that the plants really like their new home. Great progress for this small seedlings. They're healthy and start to form their leafs. I start the count now as the first day of veg, 3rd day overall. 💦 Watering: - 💊 Fertilizer: - 💡 Light: 150 PPFD on all 3 seedlings. I don't want to stress them and really let them cruise. Both lights are on 10 %. ☀️ // Day 5 🌱 Small progress, they go their way. I watered them today with pH=5.8 water infused with root juice. The Blue Zushi seems 1 µ ahead but that's fine. 💦 Watering: pH = 5.8 💊 Fertilizer: 4ml / l Root Juice 💡 Light: 150PPFD at 10% ☀️ // Day 7 🌱 The progress is really well and I'm confident that she will become a gorgeous plant. I went up to 20 % with the lights to start progessing the intensity during the vegetative phase. 💦 Watering: - 💊 Fertilizer: - 💡 Light: 210-250 PPFD / 13.5-14 DLI at 20% ☀️ // Day 9 🌱 Just watering, no new pictures. I prepared their 11 l (3gal) end pots with BioBizz all mix. They will be transplanted in the upcoming 1-2 days. 💦 Watering: approximately 0.1 5l with pH = 5.8 💊 Fertilizer: Early grow nutrients 💡 Light: 210-250 PPFD / 13.5-14 DLI at 20%

Gamfin ☀️ // Day 10 🌱 Damn. I fucked something up again haha. I feel like a newbie because when I increased the light intensity from 10 - 20 % on day 7, I forgot to put it on schedule again. So the plants now had 72h of light. I know, technically you can veg on 24/0 but I did not do that from the beginning so maybe it stressed them. Besides that, I transplanted the plants into their end pot which is a 11 l (3gal) fabric pot. The roots from the Iced Up Cherries are by far the most evolved. Very, very nice rooting and she looks overall very nice & happy. They had now some darkness and I enabled their prior schedule. So they have light now for 18 more hours and then finally get their deserved 6 hours of darkness again. 💦 Watering: 1 l with pH = 6.4 💊 Fertilizer: Early stage nutrients and Mycotrex for the transplant. 💡 Light: 200-250 PPFD / 13.15-14 DLI at 20% ☀️ // Day 13 🌱 This plant continues to be absolutely amazing. She is much further than the rest which is probably due to her ridiculous rooting. She does her thing and is growing beautiful leafs and is also growing side branches. I don't really know what to think about the antocyans production in the leaf stems and at the top of the main stem but she looks so healthy that I really shouldn't mind. The temperatures are perfect as is the humidity and the soil is still moist and full of nutrients so she should be really happy. 💦 Watering: - 💊 Fertilizer: - 💡 Light: 200-250 PPFD / 13.15-14 DLI at 20%

Gamfin ☀️ // Day 17 🌱 This plant is already a unit. Look at her vigorous grow. I knew she was a winner when I saw her EazyPlug rooting but she just continues with her amazing exploding. That's why I already topped her today. I just removed her newest head by hand, that way I can choose which 4 of the upcoming side brachnes I want to keep out of the 6-8 that are there. She also has a moist enough soil, that's why she does not need new feeding it. I pre moistered the soil too much when I prepared it. That is quite dangerous I think because seedling do not drink much and if every inch of soil around them is moist, she can die because of suffocation, right? But this is not what happend here. I am glad that she is such a winner for now and I am sure she will kick back in a few days after the topping. ☀️ // Day 20 🌱 The plant got 2L of water with early nutrients on day 18. The side branches responded well to the topping and started to grow nicely. I removed the lowest pair of branches since they always will be shorter and weaker to the rest just because they're the lowest. Other than that, nothing really to share. I hope that the Blue Zushi had no virus because the Cookie Casket looks now funky too and I don't now why. For this Iced Up Cherries, the rooting continues to be good, they already came out at the bottom of the pot in large quantity. 💦 Watering: 2L pH = 6.4 💊 Fertilizer: Root Juice, Silic Rock and CalMag 💡 Light: 200-250 PPFD / 13.15-14 DLI at 20% ☀️ // Day 21 🌱 I removed the upper leafs that are shadowing most of the canopy and removed also the new forming branches on the top because I don't want them to have a too huge hight advantage. She looks gorgeous and I can't wait to train her further when the side branches are a little longer. ☀️ // Day 22 🌱 Got 2.5L of water with veg nutrients. She starts to drink more, the EazyBlog was completely dry this morning. Not the whole soil but the parts were most of the roots are, definetely. I will see how she reacts to more feeding, because everything is going extremly well for her. 💦 Watering: 2.5L pH = 6.5 💊 Fertilizer: Bio Grow, Acti-Vera, CalMag, Root Juice 💡 Light: 200-250 PPFD / 13.15-14 DLI at 20%

Gamfin ☀️ // Day 24 🌱 Great progress! I started with some low stress training and I keep defoliating the top branches to minimize their height advantage compared to the side branches. She is healty and vigorous, I'm so pleased by this plant. It's my best photoperiodic plant to date, when it comes to vigour and easyness. I try to form a canopy as even as possible, without using a trellis net. I want to be able to move my plants in and out of the tent so I don't want to use one. Let's see if the phenos are generous and let me train them evenly, even with the stretch in flower (that's not really in my power tho). 💦 Watering: 2.5 l with pH = 6.4 💊 Fertilizer: BioGrow, Acti-Vera, CalMag, Silic Rock 💡 Light: 200-250 PPFD / 13.15-14 DLI at 20%