JebusHeals 02/09/2026;
sludge test = 6.2 pH
3/ 3 seeds germinated, planted them in the full substrate.
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JebusHeals 5/10/26
Plants are showing sings of magnesium defficiency. Im going to up the amount of calmag I give and raise the pH to 6.5 for my next feeding schedule
4/10/26
fed plants with week 4 feeding solution
water in 5.9
water out 5.8
Trying out a new lst training tool. it's some sort of yoyo string that has pull on it. I need to be carefull when using, bc it's easy to break plants. 1 big side brench broke and I'm trying to rescue it by zip-tying it back to the stem :/
the lst tool is super handy, but the pull might be to high for young plants
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Week 6. Flowering
6d ago
1/4
40 cm
Height
6.0
pH
Normal
Smell
JebusHeals 14/10:
Plants are looking very healthy. Yesterday evening I gave them a bit of RO water bc they where to dry to not give a bit.
Today I fed with week 6 of plagron cycle + 1 ml/l of calmag
Water in:
pH: 6.27
PPM: 900
Water out:
pH: 5.96/ 5.6
PPM: 1250/ 750
= the right plant seems to be eating more nutrients, or got watered less. I do notice that the leaves of the right plant crawl down, mayby it still has a defficiency? I'm not sure. But everything seems to be going good so far, I bend the left canola down bc of fear of running out of space :/
12/10:Fed plants with pH 5.5, forgot that I was aiming for like 6.0. Stupid, but they seem to look fine even after all my abuse
Finally flipped them to flower, I think I might have an issue with the height this time... I just never have had plants grow this fast. Also I couldn't flip last week because of magnesium deff concerns. Oh well, we'll see how it turns out :)