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TurtleInWeed 🍒🍋 Lemon Cherry Gelato F1 — Week 1 📊 Weekly Overview Week: 1 — Seedling Stage Height: 3.5 cm Light: FC4000-EVO — 24% at 48 cm Light Schedule: 18/6 Temperature / RH: 25°C / 51% lights on — 23°C / 55% lights off Watering: 50ml on Day 3 and again 50ml Day6 Substrate: 90% BioBizz Light-Mix / 10% Perlite Root development: Taproot visible at the bottom from Day 4, roots visible along the sides a few days later Notes: Briefly drooped after watering from both the top and bottom, but recovered within a day 🌱 Plant Status Lemon Cherry Gelato had a smooth first week and developed without any visible problems. After breaking through the substrate, the seedling remained compact and continued to develop its first true leaves throughout the week. At 3.5 cm, LCG was the smallest of the three by the end of the week, but there were no signs of weakness or developmental problems. The plant looked healthy, with good colour and normal leaf development. Root development progressed well, with the taproot visible at the bottom of the cup from Day 4 and additional roots appearing at the sides later in the week. On Day6 the plant briefly drooped after watering from both the top and bottom but recovered within around one day. By the end of the week, the surface of the substrate had dried while moisture remained deeper down. Since the cup still had some weight, watering was delayed.

TurtleInWeed 🍒🍋 Lemon Cherry Gelato F1 — WEEK 2 📊 WEEKLY OVERVIEW Week: 2 Light: Mars Hydro FC4000 EVO, 320W Light schedule: 18/6 Light distance: 48 cm Light power: 30% Temperature: up to 26°C Humidity: 54–61% Watering: 80 ml before transplant, with slight runoff Substrate: 16 L Light-Mix + 2 L worm castings + 2 L perlite Pot: 20 L fabric pot Transplant: 31.08. End height: 7.5 cm 🌱 PLANT STATUS Lemon Cherry Gelato F1 continued to build leaf mass throughout the week. After transplanting, the plant stood upright again within one day and continued growing without visible issues. The plant is currently developing a broad structure with good new growth and is slightly behind PLH in overall size. 🌱 Transplant & Soil Preparation — Week 2 The 20 L pots were prepared with: 16 L BioBizz Light-Mix 2 L worm castings 2 L perlite 80 g Startrex per pot 5 g Mycotrex distributed through the upper half of the pot 2 g additional Mycotrex directly in the planting hole 4 BioTabs per pot For the first watering after transplanting, Orgatrex and Bactrex were added according to the planned mix. The transplant itself was somewhat difficult due to the loose substrate in the 500 ml cups, but all three plants recovered quickly and were standing upright again the following day. Week 2 finished with a clear difference in structure: PLH is currently the most open and largest, LCG is close behind with good leaf mass, while BW remains distinctly compact. No visible problems were observed in any of the three plants.