Mephisto fruits

Pattyirish84 DAY 1 ENVIROMENT 27X27 Veg Tent under a Viparspectra 1500xs set 24" above canopy with a ppfd of 175-200 Will be transferred to a 4x4 Vivosun smart grow hub under two Aerolight AW200se. Humidity is dialed in at 70% with Ambient air 25.5c All 4 girls have officially broke the surface. Guava Fig 1(GF1) and Guava Fig 2(GF2) and Ravenberry 2(RB2) have all shed their shell. Ravenberry 1(RB1) is a clinger. Removed dome from the 3 and left it on RB1.

Pattyirish84 🌿 4-Plant Perpetual Rotation | Auto Run Log 🌿 ​Strains: Mephisto – Guava Fig (x2) & Ravenberry (x2) Medium: Pro-Mix HP Lighting: 2x Vivosun AeroLight A200SE (with the integrated center fans) Nutrients: Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect (G/M/B), B-52, Voodoo Juice ​📅 Days 3–6 ​Environment: Kept them tucked away in the nursery setup under a gentle baseline. ​Climate: Air temps around 24°C–25°C, keeping humidity high to protect the young root systems. ​Development: All four girls established their initial single and 3-finger leaf sets. Slow and steady, focusing entirely on driving taproots downward. ​📅 Day 7 ​Watering / Nutrients: Transitioned the girls into their first light nutrient menu. ​Volume: 0.5L each pot, applied in a precise outer ring to force root expansion. ​Mix Recipe (per Liter): * 0.5 mL/L Grow / Micro / Bloom (Base) ​0.5 mL/L B-52 ​2.0 mL/L Voodoo Juice ​Observations: Fabric pots were nice and light before watering. The ring application worked perfectly, leaving a dry buffer of Pro-Mix HP around the perimeter to force those roots to stretch out horizontally. ​📅 Day 8 ​The Move: Chopped the flower tent and cleared the space out. Moved all 4 girls into their permanent 4x4 home under the dual AeroLight footprint. ​Tent Layout: Spaced the 5-gallon fabric pots out evenly. Set the lights at 31" high and 65% intensity, mapping a safe, rock-solid 250 PPFD across the canopy to avoid any transplant or environment shock. ​Humidifier Setup: Running the humidifier outside the tent and piping the hose straight inside, aimed directly into the path of an oscillating fan. This completely clears out the center floor space so there's zero blocked light and flawless cross-airflow. ​📅 Day 9 [TODAY] ​Current Climate: * Ambient Air Temp: 24.5°C ​Leaf Surface Temp (IR Gun): 22.5°C ​Leaf Temp Offset: Perfect -2.0°C deficit. ​RH: Sitting comfortably at 65%–68%. ​Light Intensity: Keeping it locked at 250 PPFD for the weekend. ​Development & Standouts: * The girls are officially shifting out of the seedling phase and into early veg, actively pushing out their first true 5-finger leaf sets. ​Guava Fig 2 has emerged as the clear powerhouse of the tent. It's staying incredibly squat with massive leaf width and tight node stacking, currently charging hard into node 4. ​Ravenberry 2 is matching the pace perfectly with a slightly sharper, hybrid-style leaf structure. ​Guava Fig 1 & Ravenberry 1 are looking healthy and cruising right behind the lead pack. ​Next Steps: Leaving them completely alone now to let those 0.5L rings dry back down until the pots are feather-light. Just going to monitor their growth over the weekend as they settle into early vegetative growth.

Pattyirish84 ​🌿 4-Plant Perpetual Rotation | Auto Run Log 🌿 ​Strains: Mephisto – Guava Fig (x2) & Ravenberry (x2) Medium: Pro-Mix HP Lighting: 2x Vivosun AeroLight A200SE Nutrients: Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect (G/M/B), B-52, Voodoo Juice ​📅 Days 10–12 ​Environment: Maintained a stable climate as the root systems completely mapped out the lower half of the 5-gallon fabric pots. ​Development: Massive horizontal fan leaf expansion across the board. The plants began drinking significantly faster, cutting the dry-back window down as they prepared for a major vegetative push. ​📅 Day 13 ​Watering / Nutrients: Fed a clean baseline menu to match their accelerated metabolic needs. ​Volume: 1.0L per pot, applied in a wide perimeter "moat" ring to continue driving the roots outward. ​Mix Recipe (per Liter): * 1.0 mL/L Grow / Micro / Bloom (Base) ​1.0 mL/L B-52 ​1.0 mL/L Voodoo Juice ​Light Intensity Bump: Confirmed the girls were ready for more horsepower. Dialed the AeroLights up to deliver a rock-solid 350 PPFD across the canopy to supercharge photosynthesis heading into weeks 3 and 4. ​📅 Day 14 ​Controller Calibration: Dialed in the Vivosun controller to handle the new light intensity. Since the Vivosun app calculates strictly off ambient numbers, manually tracked the -3°C leaf temperature deficit using the IR gun (26°C Ambient / 23°C Leaf). Adjusted the controller's ambient target down to 1.2–1.3 kPa to trick the system into maintaining a true, live Leaf VPD of 0.85–0.90 kPa—the absolute sweet spot for early veg. ​📅 Day 15 [TODAY] ​Current Climate: * Ambient Air Temp: 26°C ​Leaf Surface Temp (IR Gun): 23°C ​RH: 58% ​True Leaf VPD: 1.0 kPa (Perfect upper edge of the veg window) ​Watering / Nutrients: Pots were completely feather-light again tonight. Mixed up a fresh batch using a clean 38 PPM tap water base. Initially mixed a bit hot at 0.974 EC, but cut it back with a small splash of plain water to hit a bullseye 0.801 EC and a stable 6.5 pH. Stepped the volume up to 1.0L–1.2L per pot in a wide outer ring. ​Development & Structural Standouts: * The girls have officially entered an explosive vegetative boom, putting on massive leaf surface area and developing thick, sturdy main trunks. ​Ravenberry 2 is absolutely leading the pack in node complexity. Its lower alternating lateral shoots are aggressively pushing past the main fan leaves, building an incredibly wide foundation. ​Ravenberry 1 is matching the hybrid vigor, showing excellent, flat fan leaf expansion with zero signs of stress under the 350 PPFD. ​The Guava Figs (1 & 2) are staying beautifully compact and stacked. They are building dense, tight center crowns with heavy node symmetry. ​Next Steps / Training Strategy: Skipping topping entirely to avoid any genetic stalls or recovery downtime. Going to give them 48 to 72 hours to stretch their stems just a hair more for flexibility. The game plan is to initiate low-stress tie-downs on the wide-reaching Ravenberrys to break apical dominance, while focusing heavily on manual leaf tucking on the dense Guava Figs to open up their lower hidden nodes to the light.