Punto Rojo V2 de Black Tuna

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Punto Rojo V2
Tierra Negra Soil
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Arena de Río Perlite
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Outdoor
Room Type
GrowBarato
weeks 1-2
Transplantation
weeks 2
10 liters
Pot Size
Start at 5 Week
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Germination
2mo ago
GreenUrkel Germination Diary – Punto Rojo V2 The germination process of Punto Rojo cannabis sativa seeds has begun, a genetic variety with a history in our territory that is worth preserving and understanding through conscious cultivation. 📅 Start date: 03/29/2026 🌿 Number of seeds: [10] Materials used: Seeds Paper towels Container with lid Spray bottle 📌 The process begins by ensuring clean conditions, controlled humidity, and a constant ambient temperature. This point is key to activating life within the seed. 💧 The paper towels are moistened with the spray bottle until they are damp (not soaked). The seeds are placed between the layers of paper inside the container with a lid, creating a stable environment of humidity and darkness. 🤝 Thanks to those who value and preserve local genetics. Cultivating is also about remembering where we come from. The process progressed well from germination to transplanting. The activated seeds were moved to the substrate and are now in their initial stage, adapting to the outdoor environment before becoming seedlings. 📅 Transplant date: 04/05/2026 🌿 Germination rate: 10/10 (100%) 🌱 Materials used in the transplant: Coco coir substrate 250 ml recyclable cups 🌤️ Process: They were carefully transplanted and left outdoors for adaptation. During the first few days, the seeds were only checked to ensure humidity, without intervening in the process. It wasn't until day 5-6 that they were opened for transplanting, where a perfect result in germination was achieved.
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Paper Towel
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation
1mo ago
4.5 cm
Height
24 hrs
Light Schedule
18 °C
Day Air Temp
9 °C
Night Air Temp
0.25 liters
Pot Size
GreenUrkel A week after transplanting, the group shows positive progress, and you can clearly see the difference between each individual process. Most of the seedlings are upright, with open cotyledons and first true leaves forming, a sign of favorable adaptation to the substrate and a good response to the environment. In the general record, there is quite uniform growth observed in several of them, although each seed maintains its own pace. One of those that faced initial difficulties is still making its way slowly, showing signs of late but stable development. The seed that failed to germinate is also documented, thus closing its cycle within this stage of the diary. These contrasts between vigor, delay, and absence are a natural part of cultivation and help to better understand the variability of each batch. We continue to observe patiently: some are already advancing strongly, while others are just beginning to reveal their potential. 🌱
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GrowBarato
Technique
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Week 2. Vegetation
1mo ago
2 cm
Height
24 hrs
Light Schedule
18 °C
Day Air Temp
9 °C
Night Air Temp
0.25 liters
Pot Size
GreenUrkel Celebrating 4/20 the right way 🌿 This April 20th, we transplanted our seedlings, marking a key step in the process. We keep moving forward in this process that is getting more serious every day. In this third stage, we left behind the small containers and moved our seedlings to 10L pots, giving them the space they need to grow strong and with character. Here, we are not just growing plants; we are cultivating discipline, observation, and judgment. Every decision in the substrate, every transplant, and every detail counts on this journey. Recommended substrate mix: • 60% black soil • 30% river sand / vermiculite / perlite • 10% humus Thanks to @ezackto for joining this phase of the process 🤝 We remain steadfast in this diary... this is just the beginning.
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Week 3. Vegetation
1mo ago
24 hrs
Light Schedule
18 °C
Day Air Temp
10 °C
Solution Temp
10 °C
Night Air Temp
10 liters
Pot Size
GreenUrkel The transition from seedling becomes evident with the appearance of its first true leaves. These serrated leaves mark the beginning of a new stage, where the plant leaves behind its initial dependence and starts to develop more autonomously. The change is noticeable: it is no longer limited to the cotyledons, but begins to build its real structure, defining its growth pattern. The light green color reflects that it is still in a young phase, but active and expanding. The stem shows a reddish hue, characteristic in this case because it is a red dot type genetic, where this trait tends to appear from early stages. Additionally, the stem looks firm and stable, properly supporting the structure without signs of weakness. The growth is compact and balanced, without excessive stretching, a sign of good light exposure. The substrate maintains an adequate and airy texture, favoring the development of the roots, which at this stage begin to expand more intensely. The plant now enters a key phase where it will start to generate more nodes and leaves, marking its growth rhythm. Maintaining stability in watering, light, and nutrition will be essential for its evolution.
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Week 5. Vegetation
1mo ago
24 hrs
Light Schedule
18 °C
Day Air Temp
10 °C
Solution Temp
10 °C
Night Air Temp
10 liters
Pot Size
GreenUrkel The seedlings continue to progress in their growth, developing new leaves and slowly strengthening their stems within the substrate. Some show good adaptation despite the dry conditions and uneven terrain. This week, an important incident occurred in the grow: the rooster ate two of the young plants, leaving visible wounds and affecting part of the process. This fact serves as a reminder that working with living beings also involves facing natural instincts and protecting the growing environment. Even so, the remaining plants continue to endure and adapt, becoming evidence of recovery and persistence within the project. 🌱
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