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.

Mimi420 ​📝 Grow Diary Update: Transplant Day & SCROG Prep 🚀🌿 ​Title: Up-potted to 15L Smart Pots & Clones Joined the Family! ​Milestones & Timeline: ​Seeds were originally planted and put under lights on September 28th. ​Three purchased elite clones (Mimosa x Orange Punch, Cherry Bomb, and Blueberry Muffin), which were previously growing in 0.33L pots, were added to the tent last Friday. ​Today marks the official up-potted transition of all plants into their final 15L smart pots. ​Substrate & Amendments: ​Medium: Biobizz Light Mix. ​Dry Amendments: Mixed in 4 to 5 scoops of Organic Nutrients "Big Plant" pellets per 15L pot. ​Root Booster: Added 2 teaspoons of Organic Nutrients mycorrhizae directly into the root zone of each plant during transplant for maximum microbial activity. ​Current Tent Lineup (6 Plants Total): ​ Monster Maker (from seed) ​ Purple Mints (from seed) ​ Gelonade (from seed) ​ Mimosa x Orange Punch (clone) ​ Cherry Bomb (clone) ​ Blueberry Muffin (clone) ​Training & Feeding Regimen: ​Topping: Topped all plants across the board! ​Feeding: Initial post-transplant fertigation done with a light mix of 1 ml Bio-Grow and 2 ml Root Juice per liter. ​Next Steps & Training Plan: ​Giving the girls a few days to settle into their new 15L homes and adjust to the fresh soil. ​Once they recover, kicking off Low-Stress Training (LST) and tying them down to widen the canopy and flatten out the growth structure before weaving them into the SCROG net. Stay tuned, things are about to get busy in the tent! 💨✨