Blueberry Honey - September '26

Ox3Green I let them grow in a very humid tray for a week. Today I decided to let them have more light exposure by removing the lid from the tray. I try to keep a humid environment by spraying water on the tent floor and on the walls. I try to shoot for a konstand VPD of 0.4. Last week I started to activate my Soil by prepping it with Livin-Soil-Fertilizer full of Microbes, Mykorrhiza and Trichoderma. I added 500g of Oats to feed the Micro-Organisms and added the Fertilizer to the Soil. After mixing it, I added ~10% Water to the mix and filled it back into the bag where it has to sit for 14 days to develop the perfect environment I am shooting for. I am very stoked about it, because it is my first grow with living soil. In the past I was feeding the Plants with the Advanced Nutrients Portfolio. As I am only growing for the Terps now, I am eager to see how it turns out with this method. Some say the Terp developement in Living Soil is better than only feeding it with mineral fertilizer.

Ox3Green After encountering an issue with the germination soil, I've potted them together in the leftover light-mix into one pot. After couple of days in the new soil, they started to grow again. Now, that the Living-Soil rested in a bag to activate properly for 14 days, I've planted the little ladies in 7 Gallon (26,5L) fabric Pots of AC Infinity full of rich living soil. I hope they recover quickly from the loss of roots and start to enjoy the new environment. I mulched the top with hay as recommended by Flo from Florganics. I gave 2L of distilled water per Pot. As of now I still keep a very moist condition with about 29°C and ~70% of humidity. I will start the fan to move a little bit of air around in a week from now.

Ox3Green The Ladies are loving the living soil. They recovered fully from the stress of repotting. They showed both a little bit of either nutrient stress or light stress on the outer edge of the new leafs, so I stopped adding CalMag to the water and adjusted the height of the lamp to ~50cm distance. I always set the Ph of the water to about 6.0-6.2. It is mainly Tapwater mixed with a little bit of distilled water to get the EC lower. We have very high EC in our region. I have slightly different phenos. One is very Indica-like and grows very compact. The other one is stretching a little more. In a week or two I will switch the light schedule to 12-12 and start the flower period if they continue to grow as fast.

Ox3Green After topping last week, I started the SCROG today. I defoliated the bottom part of both plants to allow the smaller branches to get more light exposure and a better airflow at the bottom. I had to remove the mulch because of blue mold growing on it. Because of the deficiency shown by the right plant, I gave a good chunk of CalMag. The lamp now runs at 60%. I hope that solves the deficiency issue. I‘d like to switch to 12-12 soon.