LSD-Zamnesia

PavementPunk 8/4/26 LSD — Week 4 (Seedling / Day 24) Basic Information * Strain: LSD * Growth Stage: Seedling (Week 4 / Day 24) * Plant Height: 3.0 in (7.6 cm) * Environment Setup: Outdoor mesh screen enclosure / 5-gallon Aerobase fabric pot with straw mulch (red tag) 💧 Watering & Nutrient Log * Jul 29 (Day 18): Transplant Day — Moved into 5-gallon Aerobase pot amended with KIS Organics nutrients & minerals, FoxFarm all-purpose plant food, beneficial mycorrhizae, and Myco Plus. * Jul 31 (Day 19): 0.1 Gal | 5 mL silica + pinch of 75% strength Myco Plus + blended fresh aloe (pH 6.4) * Aug 3 (Day 22): 0.2 Gal | Natural rainwater * Aug 4 (Day 24 / Today): 0.2 Gal | 75% strength Myco Plus (pH 6.3) * Application Technique: Watered heavily around the outer perimeter of the roots with a light splash near the center stem to promote horizontal/lateral root expansion. 🌱 Plant Specs & Health Check * Structure: Compact, symmetrical 3-inch seedling with tight node stacking and sturdy stem development. * Foliage Health: Leaves display a uniform, vibrant green color with clean serrated margins; taking to the rich transplant substrate smoothly with no signs of nutrient burn. * Pot & Soil Environment: Settled in a 5-gallon Aerobase fabric pot with heavy straw mulch inside the protected outdoor mesh structure. 📝 Weekly Summary / Update Notes LSD is sitting at 3.0 inches tall on Day 24 of seedling stage. Gave a 0.2 Gal feed of 75% strength Myco Plus at 6.3 pH today, targeting the outer perimeter of the container to force lateral root stretch. She was transplanted into her 5-gallon Aerobase pot on Day 18 (amended with KIS Organics, FoxFarm all-purpose, mycorrhizae, and Myco Plus), followed by a fresh aloe + silica feed on Day 19 and a solid rain soak on Day 22. Foliage is vibrant green, node spacing is compact, and the heavy straw mulch layer inside the mesh tent is keeping the root zone nice and cool. This girls start wasn't as good as a couple of the other ones. I probably could have been more diligent and or more attentive and maybe transplanted her a little sooner. Actually I think the problem was I started with too small of a pot to begin with when I planted the seed and it's stunted the plants initial growth. I still have high expectations for this plant although I would much rather give it 18-6 light until it was quite a bit bigger. Unfortunately I can't quite facilitate that at the moment but I'm trying to figure out how I can utilize the 200 watts vivosun board light I have. 🤔 happy growing yall ✌️