bauergrows Still germinating (2 already planted in soil).
Update: In total 4 of 6 seeds are still alive. 1 popped in 48hs and it's growing fastly. 1 died after popping out of the soil. One of them was taking more than 7 days so i've planted it in a separate discarded pot but i don't expect it to come out.
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Week 2. Vegetation
2mo ago
bauergrows Ladies are slow. One of them is leading (maybe the keeper?). I've got 3 out of 6 seeds germinated. Which is not a great rate. It can be my fault but I never had this bad luck before with Humboldt, but since i've got an extra package as a freebie, it's still what I expected to get.
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Week 3. Vegetation
2mo ago
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bauergrows I've repotted because I suspect the soil in the previous pots to have been out of balance and slowly asfixiating the plants. I repotted with fresh soil, and I hope to see changes in the next week or 2. As you can see, two plants are pretty much stunted (slow slow grow and yellowing in cotyledons and tips of leaves) and the other seems okay but also slow.
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Week 9. Vegetation
22d ago
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bauergrows 1 of them is clearly taking the lead and has been topped
The other 2 are running a bit behind but still survived the heatwave and initial problems.
bauergrows Week 11 of veg, and all three Squirt phenos are continuing to develop nicely.
Alpha is the clear standout in terms of vigor. It's growing fast with a strong sativa-leaning structure, stretching well and showing excellent branching.
Beta is also sativa-leaning but has been noticeably smaller and slower from the start. Despite the slower pace, it's healthy and steadily putting on new growth.
Gamma appears to be a more indica-leaning pheno. I moved it indoors to compare outdoor vs. indoor growth, although the comparison won't be entirely fair since the phenotype is clearly different from the other two.
Overall, they're all progressing well, and it'll be interesting to see how their structures and flowering characteristics continue to diverge.