SweetSeeds x Simplex giwevay in Outdoor

HoneyBlunt42 Day 4 Three auto plants and one fotik. We took off the helmets, it's the first day of vegetative growth! The remaining nuts are motionless. One of the four fotik plants sprouted after 24 hours. Three of the four auto plants sprouted after 48 hours. I soaked UGRO Rhiza coco blocks in four liters of a solution containing Kalmag and pH Down. I'll mix vegetative fertilizer into the top layer. I could transplant them into 0.8-liter cups a couple of days later. I'm watering with a solution containing Radipharm from a pipette. Day 7 I water the beauties with a pipette containing Radipharm every day. They're growing about 5 mm a day. The auto plants and the camera are growing at par. One of the auto plants is lagging behind, by about a day. The sun setup works well in spring: the first 6 hours on the windowsill, then 12 in a box under a 40W LED. This lasts for 2-3 weeks, then I'm thinking of taking the auto plants camping with me.

HoneyBlunt42 The sprouts are growing steadily. They have healthy color. I water the stems with a pipette using a 2 ml/l solution of radipharm. I place them in the sun early in the day if the weather is sunny. They are 6 cm tall at the beginning of the second week of growth.

HoneyBlunt42 The auto plants are doing well and have reached the fourth floor. The foto plant is stuck on the second floor and won't go higher. It looks like a mutation; I've never seen anything like it before. The foto plant, Indigo Berry Kush, is stuck at 7 cm, while the antique plants are already 11-15 cm. It's sunny now, so the plants are getting 20/4 light. The first 6 hours are full sun, and the rest are supplementary light in a grow box.

HoneyBlunt42 Sent two Amnesia XL Auto outdoors. With them went Gorilla Glue Auto from Fast Buds and Sweet Mandarin Zkittlez F1 Fast from Sweet Seeds. Dug holes, put store-bought soil TerraVita (took a 25L bag) and vermiculite (20L) into each. Mycorrhizae - 20 grams total, under the root. Scattered: Grom (30 g) and Groza-3 (20 g) around the bushes - against ants and slugs. Planted on a sunny plot, trees around. Dug with a shovel to one bayonet depth, so that the root zone for autos would be about 15 liters. The Fast version may take more - I think it will penetrate deeper on its own once it gets stronger. One Sweet Amnesia XL was healthy at the time of planting, about 30 cm tall in a liter of coco. The second is a mutant: it didn't grow taller than the second node, and the first two branches became the main ones. Gorilla and Mandarin Skittlez are handsome, 20-30 cm. All are about 30 days from sprouting, rooted in 0.8L cups with coco. Daylight will keep increasing - the sun is already blazing at 5 am, sunset around 8 pm. The weather promises rain at least once a day, so I won't need to drive out to water often. In about 10 days I'll check on them, add bio-feeding for veg and bloom to the top layer. Also thinking about adding Simplex leaf stimulants (Vega, Mass). It turned out to be an indoor-outdoor test of seedling transition. Question: which section would be best for this?

HoneyBlunt42 Left at home one healthy Sweet Amnesia XL Auto, 30 cm tall - transplanted into a 15L fabric pot with coco substrate. Placed it in a tray, need to finish making a drainage stand. Not sure yet what simple material to use for it. Also left at home a photoperiod Indigo Berry Kush - a little less than a week ago I topped it above the 3rd node (it was on the 5th). Removed branches and fan leaves below the 3rd node. Left only two young shoots, they are growing. This way I am restraining growth and training it. The tent is occupied. As I understand, the photoperiod can stay under the sun until the longest day of the year, staying in veg and not flowering. Spider mites attacked a couple of days ago, coming from chrysanthemums that were nearby on the balcony. Washing the leaves under cold tap water, top and bottom, helped. Washed all of them off. Some small bite marks remain, but everything is clean. Now I water more actively to avoid dryness. Spider mites and caterpillars appeared on very sunny days when I was looking for a spot. Now I water them every day, I have the opportunity to water to runoff daily. I am thinking of starting with 2-4 liters of just water with Calmag and pH down.

HoneyBlunt42 Yesterday I was in the spot. My autos are growing happily, their width increasing. The burdocks are about the size of a palm. The plants are healthy and green. I would have enjoyed gazing at them, but I had to run. I planted them in partial shade, planting them in the evening at sunset. It's better to keep an eye on the clearing during the day whenever possible. Mine turned out very chaotic, and so are the plants. I'm glad that the autochthoniums are forgiving my two visits to the clearing in a month, and the weather is on my side. They're now about 30-40 cm tall. I've been to the clearing twice in four weeks since planting. It rains almost every day, and the soil is so damp that it's impossible to reach the site by car. On my previous outing, I added Green House Powder Feeding Bio Bloom in the evening – a 10 g measuring spoon under the roots and mixed it into the top layer of the hole. I added soil from a store like Garden of Miracles to the hole and added 5 grams of Powder Feeding Bio Grow around the time of planting and 5-10 grams at the beginning of the cycle. For this outing, I added a 15-liter canister of Powder Feeding Bio Enhancer 1 g/l —bacteria from GHS. I'm hoping to boost growth; I previously watered the leaves with Simplex Vega and Simplex Mass. They're a bit shallow, and I think the autoflowering ones are too succulent, so I planted them in the 4th or 5th week, while I should have planted them in the 3rd or 4th week to give them time to gain mass. It turned out as it turned out: four different varieties for big saplings—that's always a treat, especially with varietal selection stock. I want to plant another 4-8 autoflowering plants in this patch, if I have time. I ran out of all my stock after two successful patches of Sweet Seeds and Fast Buds. Maybe there will be some kind of giveaway? I looked at the IZI 25-pack, but they stopped making packs. They say either 10 or 100. Any recommendations for budget-friendly auto-fem products?