Bubblegum th seeds

Bioweed A week later, they have grown at a good pace, slowly colonizing the substrate. When needed, we did another watering of 100ml per pot using osmosis water to which we added cal mag up to 0.4 ec. By adding boom roots, we raised it to 0.7 ec and watered with a pH of 6.0. No anomalies in growth are observed. We raised the ppfd to 200 µmol/m2. The rest of the parameters remain the same.

Bioweed Second week since they were potted, and you can already see the difference between the bubblegum and the rest; they're quite a bit more advanced. This week we added boom grow at half the minimum dose, 1ml/l. The roots are starting to peek out from the bottom of the pot, and next week we'll transplant to a final 10-liter fabric pot and start a strong vegetative phase with apical pruning and low scrog net training. We're raising ppfd to 250/260 umol/m2 Humidity is down to 70% Temperature is between 25/26 degrees CO2 ppm is 650 VPD is 0.8/1.2

Bioweed In their second week since germination, I've already done the transplant. I could have waited a bit longer, but I see they're growing really fast, and I preferred to do the transplant now to minimize stress since I'm going to do a SCROG and apical pruning, and I want to fill the tent well. I think the key to such rapid growth has been the substrate mix; this time I've used 50% coco top crop and 50% complete mix top crop. That extra aeration along with the perlite really oxygenates the roots. I watered them all with 1 liter to thoroughly moisten the substrate and avoid air pockets. I've lowered the PPFD from 300 to 250 µmol/m² until they recover from the transplant. The last photo is about 14 hours after the transplant, already recovered and reaching for the light. I'm surprised at how quickly they've bounced back; I expected a slowdown of 1-2 days, but they're pushing through like champions. The importance of the substrate and climate is key for the good development of the plants.