Lemon Cherry Gelato

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22d ago
broccoleee The next grow has started, this time Lemon Cherry Gelato from Barneys Farm. I had grown it before and still have seeds, but this time documented and in the living soil bed. I had the seeds in a water bath overnight, in the morning I put them in the easyPlugz and 3 days later the first seedling is peeking out, the second one will make it too. Update: 10 hours later and so to speak on the 4th day the second lady has made it too, overall quite fast germination again and also 100% germination rate
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Other
Germination Method
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Week 1. Vegetation
18d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
65 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
120 liters
Pot Size
broccoleee - were planted the day before yesterday - everything still looks a bit sparse, but you can slowly see the cover crop starting to grow - temperature is around 25°C, VPD is about 0.9-1.0, and the light is initially set to 230-250 PPFD About the bed: - About 120 liters of bed - Black soil from Sonnenerde in the 4th run (after the 1st run, 7-10 L of fresh soil added), coarse pumice at the bottom for drainage and fine pumice in the substrate as a water/nutrient reservoir, earthworms, pill bugs, springtails, and generally beneficial organisms, Bokashi, IMO - So far, everything that has been cut from the plants in the bed has simply been added back to recycle nutrients; let's see how long it works decently without reamending - Almicanna Cover Crop Mix + mulch/plant residues from the last run
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Transplantation
Technique
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Week 2. Vegetation
10d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
24 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
65 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
120 liters
Pot Size
broccoleee - Things are progressing, and soon you’ll be able to see the first 5-finger leaf - Cover crop is slowly coming through - There's not much more to report right now
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Week 3. Vegetation
3d ago
18 hrs
Light Schedule
23 °C
Day Air Temp
No Smell
Smell
60 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
120 liters
Pot Size
broccoleee - just a little update - things are moving forward and I'm going to set the ppfd to 350 soon - I won't be using a humidifier this run and I think I need to clean it thoroughly first 🤮, unfortunately, I had mold again during/after drying and I think the weak point (I apparently didn't clean enough or did it wrong) is the humidifier and hose position or the fact that the mist could pull through the buds full of bacteria (I can only imagine that's the reason, hence the test without a humidifier)... I also only started using purolyt late in the flowering stage - VPD is currently around 1.1, so that's fine - I have Edelmulch again, most of the bad buds went back for recycling
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Natrona
Natrona commentedweek 022d ago
Happy growing 🌱 💚 💫
broccoleee
broccoleee commented22d ago
@Natrona, Thx 🙏🏼💚
SirNutalot
SirNutalot commentedweek 022d ago
Aren't those regular seeds? Because you wrote ladies? 😊
broccoleee
broccoleee commented22d ago
@SirNutalot, no problem, it happens 😁
SirNutalot
SirNutalot commented22d ago
sorry again and good luck with the grow @broccoleee
broccoleee
broccoleee commented22d ago
@SirNutalot, thanks and nothing happened that would require an apology 😁
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AxemAll
AxemAll commentedweek 210d ago
I've seen a lot of people grow other stuff and their pots with their cannabis can you tell me why I'm seeing a bunch of people doing this
broccoleee
broccoleee commented8d ago
@AxemAll, They are companion plants with various functions. For example, some of them have deep roots, which means they pull nutrients from way down and "release them up top" when I cut the plant, the microbes break them down and thus produce nutrients for the plant. Other companion plants keep pests away, or attract them to themselves, and there are a few other functions as well. Additionally, the plants also cover the soil and somewhat prevent water evaporation, and when I trim the "cover crop," I'm essentially feeding the microbes again because they have something to break down. Since the companion plants also perform photosynthesis, they promote microbial diversity through their roots and thus provide nutrients through the symbiosis with the roots. I hope I could help you a bit 🙂
DrGruen
DrGruen commentedweek 022d ago
safe travels😎
broccoleee
broccoleee commented22d ago
@DrGruen, thanks as always, I feel like it brings a bit of luck during the grow 😄
DrGruen
DrGruen commented22d ago
@broccoleee, definitely 😁
GERGrowDesigns
GERGrowDesigns commentedweek 118d ago
Good Luck growmie 🌱
broccoleee
broccoleee commented17d ago
@GERGrowDesigns, Thank you 🙏🏽
Tower84
Tower84 commentedweek 33d ago
Nice bed 💚 Even though I only use distilled water for the humidifier, I always have some biofilm in the tank. No idea how the microorganisms do it, but somehow they manage. Ever since I had mold indoors with the strawberry Gorilla, I've become a bit paranoid. That's why I've been running more airflow and even higher VPD since then.
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