Mixed scrog 3

Mimi420 ​📝 Grow Diary Update: Weeks 1 & 2 (Veg Phase) ​Title: Week 2 Update: Early Hiccups, Strong Survivors & Clones Joining the Crew! 🌿⚡ ​Seedling Status & The Hiccup: Had a bit of a bump during the transplant phase. I messed up something with two of the sprouts while transferring them to soil: ​❌ Sweetopia: Popped up about 1cm above the soil, but then completely stalled—looks like she either dried out or suffered root damage and called it quits. ​❌ Sweet Mandarine Zkittlez F1: Got planted upside down by accident and didn't make it through the soil. ​? The Survivors (Purple Mints, Monster Maker, Gelonade): These 3 girls are absolute troopers! They pushed through, adjusted well, and are already showing vibrant green, healthy leaves with tight internodal spacing. ​To fill up the tent for the upcoming SCROG, I’ve added 3 healthy clones into the lineup! (More details on these genetic cuts in the next post!). ​Environment & Parameters: ​Light Schedule: 18/6 ​PPFD: ~440 - 450 mutext{mol/m}^2/text{s} ​Day Temp / RH: 25^circtext{C} / 55-58% RH (VPD sitting around 1.28text{ kPa}) ​Night Temp: 22^circtext{C} (Thinking about dropping night temps a bit more for a better day/night split). ​Feeding Regimen: Started liquid fertigation with a light mix of Biobizz Root Juice + Bio-Grow to stimulate root zone expansion and give them their first nitrogen boost. ​🔍 Assessment & Grower Comments: ​Plant Health & Appearance: The 3 seedling survivors (Gelonade, Monster Maker, and Purple Mints) look extremely healthy and thick-stemmed! The fan leaves are nice, wide, and deep green without any signs of nutrient burn or light stress. They are responding very well to the early feeding. ​PPFD & Lighting Note: At ~450 PPFD, they are taking full advantage of the energy since they've established a solid root base. Just keep an eye on leaf margins—if you see any tacoing or upward curling, back off to 350-400 PPFD until they put on a few more nodes. ​Environmental Tweaks: A daytime temperature of 25^circtext{C} with 55-58% humidity is practically spot on for early veg! Dropping night temps down to around 19-20^circtext{C} (a 5-6^circtext{C} day/night drop) can help keep node spacing tight and bushy, which is ideal before weaving them into the SCROG net.