LokalGrenz soaked the seed in water for 24 hours, then moved it to the paper towel method the next day. By the following morning the seed had already cracked and produced a small healthy taproot.
I transplanted it directly into a 3-gallon pot filled with BuildASoil 3.0 and lightly misted the surface with Deer Park water.
As of November 15th, the seedling has emerged and looks okay the shell is still attached . Hoping it settles in well with no early nutrient burn.
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Paper Towel
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Week 1. Vegetation
17d ago
1/2
20 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
60 %
Air Humidity
11.36 liters
Pot Size
LokalGrenz Gorilla Glue auto is officially 8 days old today after sprouting on November 15th. She’s still in the seedling stage, standing small but healthy with her first true leaves opened up nicely. Color looks good—deep green—and the stem is straight with no stretch issues so far.
I’ve been lightly misting with Deer Park water to keep the top layer moist without overwatering. The soil around the seedling is still airy and well-drained, with good perlite spread for oxygen. No signs of burn or stress at this stage.
Just letting her develop her root system now. Slow and steady.
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Week 2. Vegetation
9d ago
1/2
20 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
60 %
Air Humidity
11.36 liters
Pot Size
LokalGrenz Plant is noticeably bigger since the last check-in. The new growth is stacking nicely, showing that the top is getting ready to start pushing out more leaves. Leaf color is healthy medium-dark green with no signs of burn or deficiency. Leaves look hydrated and perky, and the serration is sharp and even. Stem is standing straight with no lean, showing its handling its environment well.
Still only watering with Deer Park spring water. Soil looks moist but not soaked
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Week 3. Vegetation
2d ago
1/2
20 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
60 %
Air Humidity
11.36 liters
Pot Size
LokalGrenz straight nonsense. She’s small, she’s cute, she’s green… and she’s already throwing pistils like she’s ready to retire. Two weeks old and already clocking out of veg like,
like she didn’t even bother trying to grow. Leaves look great, color is perfect, no signs of stress at all — which makes it even more annoying. I can’t even blame myself for this one. She’s just genetically stubborn.
checked the top today and saw those tiny white hairs forming. So now she’s officially entering flower while still looking like she belongs in preschool. I swear these autos really do whatever they want. I’m honestly debating just pulling her, too, because she’s not giving “future big yields.” She’s giving “I’m gonna be five inches tall forever.”
