Gamarjoba Megogrebo
Outdoor
Room Type
LST
weeks 4
11 l
Pot Size
0.3 l
Watering
Start at 8 Week
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Germination2mo ago
quarterono Это мой первый опыт выращивания, поэтому я решил проконсультироваться с Claude AI. Удивительно, но он дал мне много хороших советов о том, как правильно его вырастить. Он объяснил мне все плюсы и минусы уличного и домашнего выращивания, ответил на все мои вопросы и так далее.
Итак...
У меня есть только небольшой балкон. В лучшем случае он получает около 6 часов прямого солнечного света в день, плюс немного непрямого света. Claude сказал, что этого достаточно для моего первого опыта выращивания автосорта. Я не должен ожидать каких-либо выдающихся результатов, но это нормально.
Пока семя прорастало, я купил горшок на 3 галлона и пакет почвы lightmix.
Семя было посажено 9 мая в слегка увлажненную почву, и оно проросло 12 мая. В первые два дня я закалял рассаду, оставляя ее на прямом солнечном свете всего на пару часов. На третий день я начал оставлять ее на солнце как можно дольше. К сожалению, погода крайне переменчива, и ночью все еще холодно (~15 °C), поэтому я приносил рассаду в дом, когда температура падала.
На пятый день сильный ветер чуть не вырвал рассаду из почвы. К счастью, я поймал ее, пока она еще наклонилась (как на третьем фото), прежде чем был нанесен какой-либо реальный ущерб. Я добавил больше lightmix в горшок, чтобы немного углубить стебель. Урок усвоен: lightmix невероятно рыхлый, его нужно утрамбовывать, чтобы избежать подобных проблем.
Я поливал ее всего один раз (в основном потому, что было холоднее, чем я ожидал, и рассада не выглядела вялой).
Теперь, на 7-й день, рассада выглядит довольно неплохо, я думаю. Единственное, что меня беспокоит, это то, что очень кончик одного листа, похоже, стал коричневым. Это не может быть ожогом кончика (так как я не использовал никаких удобрений), поэтому Claude предположил, что это может быть какой-то вид экологического стресса или повреждения от погоды.
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Used method
Paper Towel
Germination Method
1
Week 1. Vegetation2mo ago
8 hrs
Light Schedule
6.5
pH
No Smell
Smell
11.36 l
Pot Size
20 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Top Auto
1 mll
quarterono 20.05. pH meter finally bought. Turns out the pH strips I'd used before lied a lot, but from now on it's going to be OK. Watered with 150 ml.
21.05. The weather became cold and cloudy, so the pot stays inside. The sprout got a little bit leggy, so I added some more lightmix.
23.05. Still no sun, so I bought an LED and put the pot under the light. At the moment, the sprout looks like she has stopped growing - not even a trace of new leaves. It seems I've lost a couple of days, so I decided to put her in 18/6 mode from now on.
25.05. Noticeable change: a new pair of leaves emerged, сlearly behind schedule. The previous pair has also grown bigger, but they look a little bit flattened to me. Watered with 600 ml of water mixed with 0.6 ml of Top Auto.
26.05. Finally got some real sun for ~6 hours, then put her back under the LED.
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Week 2. Vegetation2mo ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
3 l
Pot Size
0.1 l
Watering Volume
50 cm
Lamp Distance
quarterono The weather got so bad that my outdoor grow went mostly indoors. I have no equipment, so I moved the plant into an empty wardrobe, lol. It's a 60W LED plus a fan in there — hope it's enough. Still moving her outside when the sun comes out.
She grew some crippled leaves. Thought it might be from light burn, so I raised the LED. Looks like it helped — the new leaves seem to be fine. Also noticed that a couple of rootlets had punctured the bottom of the pot. Looks like she didn't lose any time with that.
Also, she started to smell good.
31.05 — Watered with 600 ml, no tops.
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Week 3. Vegetation1mo ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
6.5
pH
Weak
Smell
3 l
Pot Size
0.1 l
Watering Volume
50 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Top Auto
1 mll
quarterono 04.06: 700 ml, 0.7 ml Top Auto.
08.06: 800 ml, no nuts.
She's behind schedule, but she's fine.
I give her at least 6 hours of daylight (even more, if possible) + additional time under the LED.
Also, it's hard to say how tall she is because, I've added some soil a couple of times, up to the cotyledons.
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Week 4. Vegetation1mo ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
28 °C
Day Air Temp
6.3
pH
Normal
Smell
3 l
Pot Size
0.1 l
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Top Auto
1 mll
quarterono 12.06. ~800ml, pH 6.3, ~1 ml Top Auto.
15.06. 1L, pH 6.3, no nutes.
Well, so far so good. I'm really impressed with how fast she grew — she was only 7 cm tall at the start of the week (from the cotyledons level) and grew to almost 20 cm. She's obviously thriving, although she's still producing some misshapen leaves. The smell has become really thick and pungent — love it. The cotyledons also withered by the end of the week.
This strain was expected to go to the preflowering stage this week, but it looks like she's decided to stay in veg for a while, which is really nice. It gives me a chance to apply the simplest LST possible — no topping, just gentle bending.
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Used techniques
LST
Technique
5
Week 5. Vegetation1mo ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
30 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Normal
Smell
30 %
Air Humidity
26 °C
Night Air Temp
3 l
Pot Size
0.1 l
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Top Auto
1 mll
quarterono 19.06 1l pH 6.5, ~1ml Top Auto
22.06 1l pH 6.5
Bending worked well. Two lower branches grew up as expected, so I hope to get nice colas from them.
An interesting thing: Quick One should have gone to the flowering mode, but she's hasn't. No signs of trichomes, nothing. Could be the result of the previous stress (she's still producing crippled leaves) or possibly the heat. I see this as a good thing — it gives her time to gain some volume, she's developing well.
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Week 6. Flowering21d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
30 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Normal
Smell
30 %
Air Humidity
26 °C
Night Air Temp
3 l
Pot Size
0.1 l
Watering Volume
30 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Top Auto
1 mll
quarterono 25.06: 1l pH 6.5 + 1ml Top Auto
28.06: 1l pH 6.35
😪Somehow I managed to break one of the promising branches. Can't say how it happened; I immediately fixed it with sticks and tape, but it didn't help. Another lesson learned.
She started blooming — one week behind schedule. Now she grows faster and she's more thirsty.
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Week 7. Flowering13d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.5
pH
Normal
Smell
300 PPM
TDS
30 %
Air Humidity
23 °C
Night Air Temp
3 l
Pot Size
0.3 l
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Top Auto
1 mll
quarterono Watering: 01.07, 04.07, 07.07, alternating between clear water and Top Auto.
Well, it was an extremely interesting week.
I decided to switch completely to indoor growing. The weather is crazy — boiling hot one moment, pouring the next — and I can't let the plant stay in these conditions. So I bought a bigger, 120W lamp, which is enough for one plant (I still have a smaller 60W light too), and moved the pot into the dresser 😎.
Everything went well, and I didn't notice any issues until 06.07, when I saw some brown spots and some yellowing on a couple of old leaves. The next morning there were more spots, and more leaves were affected. It spread fast!
It's obviously a calcium/magnesium deficiency. To find the source of the problem, I watered the plant with two liters of water instead of the usual liter and measured the pH of the runoff. It was 7.0, which explains the deficiency — looks like the media has an alkaline buffer. The runoff PPM is relatively low (about 300), so it can't be salt toxicity.
My plan is to water her a couple more times with increased volumes of pH 6.3 water until the soil alkalinity gets back to normal.
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Week 8. Flowering7d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
6.3
pH
Normal
Smell
300 PPM
TDS
40 %
Air Humidity
23 °C
Night Air Temp
3 l
Pot Size
0.3 l
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Nutrients 1
Top Auto
1 mll
quarterono 10.07 — watered with 2L of clean water at pH 6.3. The runoff pH is still close to 7.0, but it looks like the rusting of the leaves has stopped. The theory: the medium has its own calcareous buffer, which won't shift. Since the new leaves are OK, it seems that the plant can get its calcium/magnesium from the soil.
13.07 — 2L at pH 6.3 with Top Auto. She's gotten twice as thirsty.
Everything seems to be fine this week. Going to add some PK nutes next time.
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