😈🍋Purple Lemonade auto - RQS🦁
VEG
660nm Light Emitting Diodes/40W
FLO
660nm Light Emitting Diodes/40W
Tent
Vevor
100*100*200
Indoor
Room Type
11 l
Pot Size
Start at 6 Week
G
Germination2mo ago
Miketama Happy 4/20 everyone! There’s no better day to start a new ?!🌱💚
I’m happy to introduce my diary, sponsored by Royal Queen Seeds, to whom I’d like to express my heartfelt thanks:
Not only for providing me with incredibly useful accessories, but simply for the commitment they put into growing this community. Their blog is very rich and I learned all the basics from it 🙏🏻
Tons of discount codes, free seeds with every purchase, and perfect seed packaging with each one individually sealed, making storage very convenient.
The customer service has always been available and in these 2 years of growing I’ve had an almost 100% germination rate.
Respect 💯
I’m going to run two Purple Lemonade Auto, one with an organic approach and one with minerals.
Both will have 2 cm of clay pebbles at the bottom and a mix of BioBizz Light Mix with 5-10% coco coir.
PL organic- nutrients I’ll be using this cycle:
RQS Bat Guano (NPK 0-10-0)
RQS Mycotrex
RQS Bigger Flower (NPK 1-0-0)
RQS Sweeter Flower (NPK 1-0-3)
Biotabs tablets
Biotabs Startrex
Biotabs Orgatrex
Biotabs Bactrex
Worm Castings
RQS Fabric Pot 2.0 (with holes around the rim for LST and improved grip and stability)
PL mineral:
RQS Mycotrex
RQS Easy Grow
RQS Easy Bloom
Plagron Green Sensation
BioBizz CalMag
BioBizz ph-.
RQS Fabric Pot
Setup:
⛺️Vevor tent 100x100x200
🕹️Spider Farmer Controller + Pro Sensor Kit
🚰Spider Farmer Drip Irrigation System (I won’t be adding nutrients to the reservoir, so I’ll only use it for the organic PL)
🌬️2 fans (5w), dehumidifier, 16cm Air filter
💡
Migro Aray 2 125w
AC Infinity Ionbeam s16 40w
Spider Farmer 660nm 40w
🧤RQS gardening gloves
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Used method
Paper Towel
Germination Method
1
Week 1. Vegetation1mo ago
4 cm
Height
24 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
20 °C
Substrate Temp
23 °C
Night Air Temp
11 l
Pot Size
0.3 l
Watering Volume
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Miketama ,♊
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Week 2. Vegetation1mo ago
14 cm
Height
24 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
19 °C
Solution Temp
20 °C
Substrate Temp
23 °C
Night Air Temp
11 l
Pot Size
0.5 l
Watering Volume
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Miketama —
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Week 3. Vegetation20d ago
20 cm
Height
23 hrs
Light Schedule
-5 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
-7 °C
Solution Temp
-6 °C
Substrate Temp
-7 °C
Night Air Temp
11 l
Pot Size
0.7 l
Watering Volume
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Miketama Day28
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Week 4. Flowering14d ago
50 cm
Height
23 hrs
Light Schedule
25 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Solution Temp
22 °C
Substrate Temp
23 °C
Night Air Temp
11 l
Pot Size
0.7 l
Watering Volume
60 cm
Lamp Distance
Miketama Day34
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Week 5. Flowering6d ago
80 cm
Height
23 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Solution Temp
23 °C
Substrate Temp
24 °C
Night Air Temp
11 l
Pot Size
0.7 l
Watering Volume
35 cm
Lamp Distance
Miketama Day42
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Week 6. Flowering2d ago
100 cm
Height
23 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.2
pH
No Smell
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Solution Temp
23 °C
Substrate Temp
24 °C
Night Air Temp
11 l
Pot Size
0.7 l
Watering Volume
35 cm
Lamp Distance
Miketama Day46 Update
The difference between the organic super soil plant and the mineral-fed one is night and day. The organic plant has skyrocketed to 1 meter in height, while the mineral one has stayed incredibly compact with very little branching. I might try other fertilizers in the future, but for now, my absolute favorite approach is the combination of Biotabs, bat guano, RQS mycorrhiza, and worm humus.
The only downside to this organic setup is that the roots colonize the 11-liter pot so fast that it caused slight root asphyxiation, which showed up on the plant as an iron deficiency. To fix this, I decided to give the roots more room to explore. I filled a fabric pot with a couple of liters of soil mixed with a few tablespoons of bat guano and placed the Purple Lemonade pot inside it, hoping the roots will grow through into the new substrate. I also topped off the upper part of the container, bringing the total volume to about 14–15 liters of soil.
As for the mineral plant, it’s getting its second Royal Queen Seeds Easy Bloom tablet in the next day, though I don't have very high hopes for it. 💚
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