HomesteadyEddy Popped both in a pot together, along with a critical mass, who we sadly know to be not alive.
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Directly In Substrate
Germination Method
1
Week 1. Vegetation
1mo ago
24 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
75 %
Air Humidity
18.93 liters
Pot Size
HomesteadyEddy Transplanted, and then overwatered a bit here and almost killed em, but I caught it early enough to let them dry for 6 days before next watering, which brings us to...
HomesteadyEddy Logging in a little early at day 19 rather than day 21 cuz I got impatient, and I think Sadie might be showing a touch of light stress/bleaching at the very tips, so I raised the lights by about an inch to compensate for the height she's been adding. Otherwise looking alright to my eye. Happy with the additions. Getting ready to start watching for the topping window. Want a viable clone from each girl if I can. I know I have a shorter pheno in Sally, and I think I'm seeing some anthocyanin production in the Sadie's stem, so that's the blueberry lineage I would guess. Hopefully a night temp drop in flower will help express that.
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7
Week 7. Flowering
8d ago
1/6
12 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
Weak
Smell
55 %
Air Humidity
18.93 liters
Pot Size
Nutrients 1
Big Bloom
11.72 mll
HomesteadyEddy So we've been battling nute lockout from watering issues but I resolved it with a natural surfactant and a chopstick. Sally, the more compact one, got too dry and couldn't absorb nutes from the lower half of the pot. Too much peat in ocean forest for me, going to water it down with coco next time. We also had some nitrogen toxicity a while back, that's what the crispy leaves are about.
No supplemental nitrogen but ocean forest might be too hot for this strain by itself. Just flipped to 12/12 so it is beginning.