Blast New cycle. I also started germination. Since the GrowBox will be occupied for another 3-4 weeks, we'll be growing outside the box for a while. I bought a 20w lamp. We'll grow in 12L pots right after germination. I'm not sure if there will be enough space in the box, so we'll actively use LST and Scrog.
03/14
Seeds have germinated
Planted in final 12L pots
Watering: ~100 ml per plant
Installed 2×10W LEDs
Covered with mini-greenhouses
Date: 03/11
Stage: soaking seeds
Strains:
Gorilla Cookies Auto
Orange Sherbet Auto
Strawberry Gorilla Auto
Green Crack Auto
Germination method:
seeds placed in cups of water
temperature: room temperature
location: cabinet (darkness)
03/12 Orange Sherbet has opened a bit, the others are still closed. We'll leave them in the water.
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Used method
Glass Of Water
Germination Method
1
Week 1. Vegetation
5mo ago
1/2
24 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
45 %
Air Humidity
12 l
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Blast On March 25th, all plants were thoroughly watered across the entire substrate area in fabric pots (~12 L). Water partially drained almost immediately, indicating a still loose structure and incomplete occupation of the volume by the root system. Humidity after watering increased from ~40% to ~60%. The temperature in the growing area is around 21.5°C.
The plants are in the early stage of vegetation (2–3 nodes). Visually, the condition is stable: the foliage is green, with no pronounced signs of deficiencies or damage. Growth is uniform, with slight differences in development between specimens. The compact structure indicates sufficient lighting levels, with no stretching present.
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Week 2. Vegetation
5mo ago
1/5
20 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
12 l
Pot Size
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Blast 29.03 — watering and current state of the plants
The plants are in the early vegetative stage, placed in the grow box alongside flowering specimens. After watering, the substrate is visually evenly moistened, the soil structure remains loose, with good perlite content, which ensures aeration of the root zone. The surface of the soil is darker in places — a sign of fresh moisture saturation without signs of stagnation.
In appearance, all the plants show stable development. The leaf blades are predominantly green, without pronounced necrosis or deformities. Some specimens exhibit slight asymmetry in the leaves and minor drooping of the lower leaves, which is typical for the current stage of adaptation after watering. New growth in the center of the rosette is active, with a lighter shade, which corresponds to the normal dynamics of young tissue formation.
The internodes are short, and the bushes are compact, indicating sufficient light intensity even in the presence of flowering plants. One of the specimens has already undergone training (LST), which is reflected in the altered growth geometry and redistribution of leaf mass.
Overall, the plants look viable and are in a stable condition without obvious signs of stress reactions or deficiencies. The current stage corresponds to early vegetative development with active formation of new leaves and rooting within the volume of the pot.