First Indoor Grow

tvojekarma My first indoor grow is off to a good start. All plants are healthy and showing steady growth. At this stage they are still in their original substrate and have only been watered with plain water. No nutrients have been used yet. I removed a couple of fan leaves that were shading new side branches.

tvojekarma Week 3 - Vegetation Plants are growing well and have adapted nicely after transplanting. Side branches are developing and the canopy is becoming fuller. I started light defoliation to improve light penetration and airflow. Everything looks healthy and growth is steady. This week, my order of a 50-liter bag of Plagron and Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect Connoisseur Grow A+B fertilizer finally arrived! I repotted the Runtz x Layer Cake, Big Bud, and one Auto Ultimate plants into fresh Plagron Lightmix soil. I reused some of the remaining soil instead of throwing it away. The plants adapted well after repotting and continue to grow healthily and evenly.

tvojekarma 🌱 Week 4 – Vegetative Stage The plants have completed their fourth week of growth and are developing very well. They are healthy, bushy, and showing strong, vigorous growth. The canopy is filling out nicely, and all plants are responding positively to the current environment. This week I started feeding with Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect Connoisseur Grow Part A & Part B. Feeding Water: 3 L Connoisseur Grow Part A: 10 ml Connoisseur Grow Part B: 10 ml The first feeding went smoothly, with no signs of nutrient burn or deficiencies. The plants continue to produce healthy new growth and maintain a rich green color. Strains Auto Ultimate Auto Lemon Kix Runtz × Layer Cake (Feminized) Big Bud (Feminized) Grow Setup Grow Tent: ClimaBox Silver CB100 (100 × 100 × 220 cm) Light: Ralight LED Quantum Board 240W (2.7 µmol/J) Medium: Plagron Lightmix Pots: 15 L fabric pots Nutrients: Advanced Nutrients pH Perfect Connoisseur Grow Part A & Part B Ventilation: Garden HighPro TT 125 mm extractor, Prima Klima ECO carbon filter, Garden HighPro clip fan The plants are progressing exactly as expected for week 4. Over the next week, I'll continue monitoring their growth, maintain the feeding schedule, and help the canopy develop evenly. Any feedback or tips are always appreciated! 🌱 😁

tvojekarma Welcome to Week 5! The tent is getting really full and all plants are looking healthy with a great green color. No signs of nutrient deficiencies, overfeeding, or pests. - Auto Ultimates (Back Left, Back Right, Front Right): The back-left plant is currently the biggest auto and is already showing visible white pistils, officially starting its pre-flowering stage. The other two Auto Ultimates are catching up nicely, looking vital, and I expect them to push out pistils within the next few days. - Lemon Kix (Back Middle): Growing very strongly with an active top. No visible pistils yet, but the structure looks amazing. - Runtz × Layer Cake (Front Left) & Big Bud (Front Middle): Both photoperiodic plants are doing great. Runtz has an amazing dark green color and is branching beautifully. Big Bud recovered perfectly after the transplant, showing healthy new growth. Keeping them in the vegetative phase for now.

tvojekarma Week 6 Update:Officially moving into Week 6! All 4 autoflowers (3x Auto Ultimate, 1x Auto Lemon Kix) are pushing out their white pistils and the pre-flower stretch is in full effect. They are rapidly gaining height, ranging from 20 to 39 cm, and their structure is looking incredibly strong.The photoperiod strains (Runtz x Layer Cake and Big Bud) have responded beautifully to last week's defoliation and LST. I have raised them on plastic crates to keep the canopy perfectly level with the tallest autoflowers. Now, every single top is getting equal energy from the 240W LED.Feeding a safe 40% dose of Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Grow A+B (1.6 ml/L). Everything has fully recovered, the roots are breathing perfectly, and the plants are praying!

tvojekarma Watering & Feeding:Currently running a light schedule of 18/6. Stopped using Advanced Nutrients Connoisseur Grow completely because the autoflowers started showing signs of nutrient burn and nitrogen toxicity (dark green claw leaves). Flushed all plants with pure pH-regulated water (pH 6.2–6.5) twice to clean the substrate from built-up mineral salts. Waiting for Connoisseur Bloom nutrients to arrive. Pest Control & Plant Health:One of the Auto Ultimate plants near the fan turned significantly yellow due to a fungus gnats infestation. The larvae damaged the root system, causing a temporary nutrient lockout (phosphorus/magnesium deficiency symptoms). Applied a thick layer of silica sand on top of the soil as a mechanical barrier to stop the gnats from breeding Growth & Setup:Adjusted plant heights using LST and placed the damaged Auto Ultimate on an inverted bucket to level the canopy with the other plants. Currently, the photoperiodic Big Bud is at 33 cm, and the tallest flowering Auto Ultimate is pushing around 48 cm. In the back left corner, Runtz x Layer Cake is maintaining a strong vegetative growth under the 18/6 light cycle.

tvojekarma Watering & Feeding:Entering Week 3 of flowering for the autoflowers. The substrate has dried out nicely, allowing the roots to breathe after the fungus gnat treatment. I am watering in sections to avoid any mistakes:Autoflowers received a heavy bloom formula: 1.5 ml/L Connoisseur Bloom Part A, 1.5 ml/L Connoisseur Bloom Part B, and 2 ml/L Big Bud to boost bud density.Feminized photoperiods are still in the vegetative phase under 20/4 light and are being fed exclusively with Connoisseur Grow Part A + B.Plant Status & Layout:The canopy is very dense and lush, with stems getting significantly thicker and stronger.The tent layout is perfectly organized for optimal light coverage:Back Row (Left to Right): Auto Ultimate #1, Auto Ultimate #2, Lemon Kix Auto.Front Row near the zip (Left to Right): Auto Ultimate #3 (left corner), Runtz x Layer Cake Fem (center), Big Bud Fem (right corner).The Runtz x Layer Cake in the front center is becoming a massive bush. It has the thickest stalk in the tent and is being aggressively LST-trained with wires to stretch it out and keep the canopy level with the flowering autos.Pest Control & Environment:Fungus gnats are completely gone. The sand barrier and NATURA drench successfully eradicated the larvae, and no adults have been flying for days. Lower leaves have completely recovered their vibrant green color. Light is dialed in at 50 cm distance.