living soil beet First try tray2grow

LazyGrower In the growth phase, I train the plants based on feel in the direction they need to go. This is my first grow with the tray to grow and the matching pot (107.5 L), so I don't know exactly where the plants need to sit to have optimal space for all. Over the past few weeks, I've also added 25 compost worms (dendrobena) to the pot. I leave cut leaves and clover as mulch and food for the worms. The specified environmental values are approximate averages shown with components from Spiderfarmer. Power strip with soil sensor and hygrometer. For the lamp, I use the sunrise and sunset function set to one hour for ramping up and down the brightness. The max brightness and distance are adjusted based on feel. The living soil bed is supposed to be self-regulating, which is why I only water with tap water. The automatic watering will be used when the plants are big enough and have rooted properly.

LazyGrower In the growth phase, I train the plants by feel in the direction they need to go. This is my first grow with the tray to grow and the matching pot (107.5 L), so I’m not sure exactly where the plants need to sit to have optimal space. Over the past few weeks, I’ve also added 25 compost worms (dendrobena) to the pot. I leave cut leaves and clover as mulch and food for the worms. The specified environmental values are approximate averages shown with components from Spiderfarmer. Power strip with soil sensor and hygrometer. For the lamp, I use the sunrise and sunset function set to an hour for ramping up and down the brightness. The max brightness and distance are adjusted by feel. The living soil bed is supposed to be self-regulating, which is why I only water with tap water. The automatic watering will be used when the plants are big enough and have rooted properly.

LazyGrower In the growth phase, I train the plants intuitively in the direction they need to go. This is my first grow with the tray to grow and the matching pot (107.5 L), so I’m not sure exactly where the plants should sit to have optimal space for all. Over the past few weeks, I’ve also added 25 compost worms (dendrobena) to the pot. I leave cut leaves and clover as mulch and food for the worms. The indicated environmental values are approximate averages shown with components from Spiderfarmer. Power strip with soil sensor and hygrometer. For the lamp, I use the sunrise and sunset function set to one hour for ramping up and down the brightness. The max brightness and distance are adjusted by feel. The living soil bed is supposed to be self-regulating, which is why I only water with tap water. The automatic watering will be used when the plants are big enough and have rooted properly.

LazyGrower In the growth phase, I train the plants based on feel in the direction they need to go. This is my first grow with the tray to grow and the matching pot (107.5 L), so I don't know exactly where the plants need to be for everyone to have optimal space. Over the past few weeks, I've also added 25 compost worms (dendrobena) to the pot. I leave cut leaves and clover as mulch and food for the worms. The specified environmental values are approximate average values shown with components from Spiderfarmer. Power strip with soil sensor and hygrometer. For the lamp, I use the sunrise and sunset function set to an hour of ramping up and down the brightness. The max brightness and distance are adjusted based on feel. The living soil bed is supposed to be self-regulating, which is why I only water with tap water. The automatic watering will be used when the plants are big enough and have rooted properly.

LazyGrower All the plants that are still here are showing the first signs of the flowering phase. The Gelato 41 is 2 days ahead of the others. Unfortunately, the Special Skunk has died. The Doctor's Choice No. 1 is still alive, but very small. Just before I defoliated the plants, the first aphids appeared and the effects are visible. For the past 5 days, the bed has been supplied by the automatic watering - it works wonderfully. (autopot tray2grow)

LazyGrower So far, everything is going wonderfully. The plants are no longer being defoliated until just before the end of the flowering stage. I've mixed in a bit of GreenHise Feeding Bloom Long-Term fertilizer into the soil for a little nutrient boost. The clover is regularly trimmed back. No extra nutrients are added to the water.

LazyGrower The flowering is in full swing, it's only watered in the tray2grow and now and then a light nutrient mix, max 10L, watered from above once a week.

LazyGrower The flowering is in full swing, it's only being watered in the tray2grow and now and then a light nutrient mix, max 10L, watered from the top once a week.

LazyGrower super og kush, Cherry Cola, and Wedding cake have been defoliated. The life of the plants is slowly coming to an end: The first trichomes are turning brown/orange, and the flowering is showing the first signs of pistils. Otherwise, the flowering is in full swing; they are only watered in the tray2grow and occasionally given a light nutrient mix, max 10L once a week from the top.

LazyGrower alles läuft gut nach Plan und von den Gegebenheiten ist alles wie in der vorherigen Woche. ich habe einen Hauch vom greenhous Feeding fertilizer und 3,5g CalMag hinzugefügt. Die von der trichom verfähbung fortgeschrittenste pflanze ist: 1: Cherry Cola 2: Gelato41 3: Super OG Kush 4: Wedding Cake