Jelly Donutz - Humboldt Seed Company

CannaArchive Environment: Seedlings were kept in a warm and stable environment with gentle airflow. Light intensity was kept low to moderate to avoid stress during the early seedling stage.🌤️ Watering: Watering was done very cautiously. The medium was only lightly moistened when needed, making sure it never stayed too wet. No nutrients were added during this week.💧 Observations: Germination itself was successful, but Week 1 turned out to be more challenging than expected. Out of three seedlings, two plants were lost during the seedling stage.❌🌱 They showed very weak early development, limited root growth, and instability shortly after emerging from the soil. Unfortunately, both seedlings collapsed and could not recover. The remaining plant stayed alive and showed better stability, although overall growth is still slower than expected for this stage 🤞🌱. Notes: This week was mainly about observation and learning. It became clear how critical the very early seedling phase is. The issues seem to be related to early root development rather than feeding or light stress. The germination process will be simplified in future runs to reduce stress and improve consistency going forward 💪🌿.

CannaArchive Growth Stage: Early Vegetative Environment: Temperature: ~23 °C Humidity: ~65 % RH Light cycle: 20/4 Light intensity: ~250–300 PPFD Watering / Feeding: The plant was grown in a 1 L pot and watered carefully with around 300 ml per watering, depending on pot weight. Only water + CalMag (Advanced Nutrients) was used during this week. No base nutrients were added. Observations: During Week 2, the Jelly Donutz was moved into the grow tent, which helped the plant recover very well from the difficult seedling stage. Growth stabilized quickly, and the plant continued its development in a much more normal and healthy way. Leaf color looks healthy, structure improved noticeably, and overall vigor increased throughout the week. Even though temperatures were slightly cooler, the plant adapted well and showed no further signs of early stress. Training / Work Done: No training was applied. The focus was fully on recovery and establishing stable vegetative growth. Notes: Week 2 was an important recovery phase. With stable conditions and gentle feeding, the plant built a solid foundation for stronger vegetative growth in the following weeks.