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MyLittleGarden_XoXo It's exactly 16 days after germination, and we have the second day of the vegetative stage (2 VT) after 14 days of the seedling phase. Both plants look good, 5cm is perfect. The lamp is 30cm away and running at 80%. I watered once more after the initial watering during the seedling phase: 250ml of water (about 1/4 of the volume) 0.2ml of BioBizz Calmag. In about 1-2 weeks, they'll move to the big box with 200w LED.

MyLittleGarden_XoXo 14.11.25 Something has happened with the two Wild Thai Autos. Both plants are almost a month old (since germination on 18.10.25) and are now slowly starting to flower. One Wild Thai 1 stays in the mini cabinet (50x35x60) and is in a 2L pot under a SCROG net. The other Wild Thai is in a 3L pot and is with 2 other plants (Wild Thai 2) (I have a report on that coming soon!) in my 60x60cm box. Lighting: Wild Thai 1: FECiDA 65w LED + 4x 10w E7 LEDs Wild Thai 2: COB LED with 200w ≈ 32000 Lumens Here’s what I’ve done: 1. Both plants were repotted 2. Topping above the 4th node 3. LST (wire glued to the edge of the pot) 4. Both were placed under SCROG nets. 5. Wild Thai 1 is already slowly being introduced into the net. Watering every 3-4 days. The 2L pot gets 700ml and the 3L pot gets 1L. EC 0.25 pH 6.4. Very little fertilizer since the soil is still lightly pre-fertilized.

MyLittleGarden_XoXo Update on my Wild Thai Autos Plant 1 is in my 60x60 cm box under the 200 W COB LED and is growing quickly. It shows the typical Sativa stretch with long distances between the nodes. The plant is in a 3 L pot and is doing very well. I water it every 2–4 days with about 0.8–1.0 L of water, pH 6.4, EC 0.4. EC is so low because it had slight clawing; next time I’ll give it EC 0.7. Plant 2 is in the mini box (35x50 cm) under a 65 W LED, and soon I’ll add four E27 lamps at 40 W each. It’s in a 2 L pot and had some problems at first. I initially watered 600 ml (a third of the pot), which was way too much. After that, I hastily flushed with 1 L, causing the plant to droop for 4–5 days. It’s slowly recovering now. Currently, I’m watering it with 350 ml of water mixed with Pokon Universal (lots of nitrogen, as some leaves at the bottom turned yellow), EC 0.4. Two days later, I gave it another 100 ml with EC 0.3, consisting of BioBizz Grow, BioBizz Bio-Bloom, and Gen200 Control. I specifically used the Gen200 Control for the silicon, which is supposed to be good for the plant after stress.

MyLittleGarden_XoXo The Wild Thai in the mini box is slowly recovering from the overwatering issues. I've only watered it with a little water (300-400ml) instead of 1/3 of the volume. After it stood well for 2-3 days, I carefully repotted it. Now it's in a fabric pot with 5l of soil (a mix of: Jiffy Light Mix, Rewe Bio Universal Soil, Rewe Coco). I sewed the fabric pot myself out of fleece so it fits in my mini box (23cm diameter, height of the first egg is 13cm). I also turned on the 4 E27 bulbs, it's now getting 1200 lumens. From now on, I will water 1-1.5l with EC 1.2. The stretch is over and it's starting to flower now. The plant is perfectly in the net and 15cm tall. Distance to the light is 20cm. The Wild Thai in the big cabinet (2l pot) had a very strong stretch and is now 30cm tall, with a distance to the light of 35cm. The plant gets watered every 3-4 days with 1 liter, currently at EC 1.0, next time 1.4. Both plants were treated with nematodes because I have fungus gnats in the box. Additionally, there are 2 yellow sticky traps hanging in each box and at the air inlets (all sealed with fleece) are cedar wood rings that I still had.