Peach Pistols #16 from clones indoor

StickyHands And here we go again. This time with 3 clones of a Peach Pistols from BeLeaf Genetics. About the strain: Breeder: BeLeaf Effects: Uplifting, Creative, Lightly Relaxing Flavor: Peach, Nectarine, Apricot, Solvent-like Note Flower Time: 9–10 weeks Lineage: Love Seed 2.287 × Odo #1 Terpenes: Myrcene, Linalool, Farnesene THC Potential: 25% Type: Sativa-Leaning Hybrid Yield: High (especially for extraction) The cuttings were treated with Clonex Root Gel and immediately placed in rockwool cubes. After a week, there were problems in the rockwool cubes and the plants didn’t look good at all, which worsened every day. I suspect pH problems. To save them, I carefully removed them from the cube and planted them in small pots with Biobizz Lightmix. Next time I will plant them directly in soil.

StickyHands After a bumpy start, they've recovered a bit and are ready to be moved into their final pots. A few things will be added to the soil from the last grow, and then it will be fully usable again. If all goes well, I'll switch on the Autopots in two weeks. Recipe for recycling 45 liters of substrate: 1,5 l kompost tee 2,5 l worm castings 250 g rock dust 70 g neem cake 90 g growshoot (from a couple of plants) 50 g sea weed (from a couple of plants) 90 g remineral (from a couple of plants) I want to run this cycle without adjusting the pH and without adding any more Calmag to the water. Furthermore, I'll try to use only pure reverse osmosis water and, if necessary, counteract any calmag fluctuations with top feeding. The reason is that we have a water softener in our house. This removes limescale from the water by replacing the hardness-causing minerals calcium and magnesium ions (Ca²⁺ and Mg²⁺) with sodium ions (Na⁺).

StickyHands The ladies have settled in well so far. The underdeveloped one is a bit stunted but is developing a nice side shoot. If the main stem doesn't continue to grow, I'll separate it and continue with the side shoot as the main stem. I'm testing two Rootin foliar fertilizers this season. I've already ordered a wetting agent to ensure a more even distribution of the fertilizer.

StickyHands The plants are doing very well and I've started training them. Due to the initial problems and the resulting uneven root growth, the plants are now at different stages of development. I hope they catch up a bit. With the small plant, I decided to remove the underdeveloped main stem and continue working with the strong side shoot. I gave them compost tea again.