Gorilla Cookies Auto in coco-coir

GnomesAndStones Day 1-4: 🌱 Germinated in a glass of water, she grew a tap root in just 24 hours despite being refridgerated for a year. I was missing the delivery of the coco-coir so i planted her in torn up pieces of cotton and kept her under a humidity dome for the first 3 days. 💧During the days before transplant she just got dechlorinated tap water with ph 6 and 1,5 ml/L of CalMag because of our soft tap water. ☀️ Started her off with ~250 PPFD. Day 4-5: 🌱 I transplanted her on day 4 into the coco-coir i soaked in ph 6 tap water with 1,5ml/L CalMag. ❗I really screwed up with the transplant though and ripped off most of her tap root, leaving just ~1 cm... 💧 Won't have to water her for some time because of the moist coco-coir. Day 5-7: ❗I'm not sure if it was because of her crippled tap root or on top of that, but she started to show some yellowing. ☀️ Dimmed the light down to 150 PPFD to reduce potential light stress. 💧 Gave her ~40 ml with nutrients since she should get hungry soon and maybe the yellowing is a deficit already.

GnomesAndStones Day 8-14: 🌱 She had a really good week! Her growth rate is significantly increasing, which makes me think that she has fully recovered from the broken tap root. She is about 2 days of growth behind her sister Strawberry Lemonade, which is just half day older. ☀️ I kept the light at the adjustments of day 7 until i was certain she could handle more. Increased it to ~300 PPFD on day 12 💧 I couldn't water her since the 40 ml on day 6 because the coco is still too moist. ❗Even though she is doing great right now, i am quite concerned for her water situation. I planted her into the coco coir right after soaking it and just squeezing out all the exzess water i could, resulting in quite a damp substrate. Since it is retaining the moisture so well, i cant really water and feed her. I fear a deficit even more than slightly overwatering, so i think i will still feed her tomorrow and pray.

GnomesAndStones Day 15-21 🌱 By far her greatest week so far. She has definetely overcome the excess of water in the coco and grew vigourously and healthy. On day 18 I started to train her with defoliation. 💧 I was finally able to water her on day 19, giving 1,5 l at 600 ppm. ☀️ Because she had her first real feeding and looks like she can handle more light, i increased the light intensity to 450 PPFD. If she approves, i will slowly raise it further during week 4.

GnomesAndStones 🌱 Nice week. She is not exactly thriving and seems to still have some sort of deficiency, nutrient lockout or light stress. Still she has grown quite a bit and would turn out a nice plant if she started flowering now. Still no pistils. Day 23 ❗Her leaves are still a bit bright and considering she only got very few nutrients when she started to show this, i assume its a deficiency. 💧Got watered with 2L at 800 ppm, pH 6. Day 26-28 ❗She picked up some speed, but her leave tips are yellow/slightly burnt. Also i noticed, that i still used the nutrient ratios for first true leaves, so the leave tips could also be from a lockout due to the high bloom part. ☀️ Decresed light intensity back to 300 PPFD. 💧 Despite the substrate being still a bit moist on day 28, i watered with 500 ml at 900 ppm with significantly more grow part.