Grow 6.3 | Mendo Dope Farms | Skoochie

HandsomeTerpz Frosted Skoochie – Mendo Dope Farms Week 2 ------------------------------------------------------Indoor grow Light-Mix soil with perlite & worm humus 18/6 light cycle (LED) 0.5 L pot size Day temperature: 27 °C Night temperature: ~23 °C Humidity: 75% Lamp distance: 50 cm Watering: ~0.125 L per plant / 24h Plant height: ~10 cm ----------------------------------------------------- The first week was honestly not easy at all. The plants barely grew at the beginning and clearly struggled with the room climate. In hindsight, the main issue was simply too much LED light for such young seedlings. They reacted quickly, with leaves turning very light green to yellow, showing clear signs of light stress and nutrient imbalance. To counter this, I adjusted my approach. I started using Boom Boom Spray by BioTabs more frequently to help support the plants during recovery. In addition, I had to supplement a small amount of Cal-Mag, as deficiency symptoms became visible. After dialing things back and giving the plants some time, they slowly began to respond better. Growth has picked up again, leaf color is improving, and the plants are adapting much better to the environment now. This week already looks more promising compared to the rough start. It was a good reminder that less light is often better in early veg, especially when running strong LEDs. There is still some recovery ahead, but overall they are back on track.

HandsomeTerpz Frosted Skoochie – Mendo Dope Farms Week 3 -----------------------------------------------------------Indoor grow Light-Mix soil with perlite & worm humus 18/6 light cycle (LED) Day temperature: 27 °C Night temperature: ~23 °C Humidity: 75% Lamp distance: 50 cm Watering: ~0.125 L per plant / 24h Plant height: ~16 cm Pot size: 0.5 L (transplant planned) ------------------------------------------------------------ Week 3 shows a clear improvement compared to the rough start. Overall, the plants have fully recovered from the early stress and are now growing healthy and vigorous again. Leaf color has stabilized, structure looks strong, and growth rate is consistent. One plant is still showing slightly dried leaf tips, most likely leftover stress from the earlier issues or minor environmental fluctuation. However, it does not seem to affect overall development, and the plant is otherwise doing well. The environment now feels well dialed in, and the plants are clearly responding positively. Because of the healthy growth and increasing size, it is time for the next step. The plants will be transplanted into the AutoPot system very soon, which should support more stable feeding and even better growth moving forward. All in all, this week feels like a real turning point. The grow is back on track, and I’m looking forward to seeing how Frosted Skoochie performs in the AutoPot setup.