Hindu Kush Ups

Panacelsius The seedlings needed to be repotted immediately, and one of the four plants showed signs of stress or a deficiency—likely magnesium or pH fluctuation—so the irrigation pH was adjusted from 6.0 to 6.5 to allow for a better absorption range, especially in high temperatures. For soil preparation and fertilization, Complete Organics was used, with 500 grams divided among the 4 pots. This amount will be repeated shortly before flowering. This 100% organic all-in-one fertilizer contains everything needed for the growth and flowering of flowers and plants. GK-Organics Complete Organics is a balanced mix of Guanokalong Powder, GK-Organics Seaweed Powder, GK-Organics Palm Tree Ash, GK-Organics Vegetal Fertilizer, and GK-Organics Lava Worm Powder.

Panacelsius Lamp at 25% power while maintaining a PPFD of 200, which will increase to 250 the following week. The plants have adapted well and are growing visibly fast. The amount of water per plant has also been increased from 0.250 L to 0.500 L with a pH of 6.5.

Panacelsius Increased the light intensity to 45% with PPFD around 460. The volume of water was increased to 1 litre per plant, and a mixture of mycorrhizae Rhizophagus intraradices and Glomus mosseae and rhizosphere bacteria was applied to stimulate the growth of deeper, stronger and more branched roots. This mixture is useful for -Efficient nutrition: Optimises the uptake of water and nutrients locked in the soil. -Stress resistance: Protects the plant from temperature fluctuations (heat/cold) and periods of drought. -Soil improvement: Enriches and regenerates the microbiome of the growing medium. Barney’s Hindu Kush will need to remain for another week or two under 18 hours of light in a separate tent, whilst over the next 24 hours the three Sensi Seeds Hindu Kush plants will switch to 12 hours of light, having reached a height of 45 cm, with a palm tree ash-based flowering fertiliser applied as a top dressing.