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After germination on paper towels, I have transplanted them into jiffy tablets. All from 7 seeds have germinated successfully.
I have organic soil from my friend with mycorrhiza.
Day 6: Transplanted into 0,7-1l pots. Second leaves appeared really fast. Nice to see, how fast they grow.
Start of 2nd week. Plants look strong and grow really fast! Nice to see, how fast they grow up!
Day 12: First 5 seedlings was transplanted into final 15l pots and finally put outside. During day is around +20 Celsius and over the night up to 5 Celsius. Is it okey for them?
Still no feeding, no nutrients only organic soil from my friend with mycorrhiza.
Week third, they are since the end of week 2 outside. Direct sun is doing really well, nice to see, how fast they grow and how fresh they look like (from my opinion). 😂
Until now I haven’t add any fertilizers (I’m a bit afraid of that), I have a soil from my friend, who has growing in that a champignons for years, so it’s organic and it contain mycorrhizae, but this year I’m growing in it for the first time, so I don’t know very much, how to work with it.
They are in 15l Tex-pots (it have to be their final).
Average temperature is around:
Day: 20-25 degree Celsius
Night: 5-10 degree Celsius
Over cold nights I’m putting nonwoven over them.
Any advices? Let me know, i would be really grateful!
Hello guyz!
All of my 7 girls from Sweet Seeeds are going really well, but on 2 of them some grey/white holes appeared and leaf ends look like, someone had bitten them. 🤷♂️🏼🤷♂️🏼
What’s wrong with them? Other 5 without any problems.
Thanks for all advices!💚
Salut le jardinier , bon déjà si t'a des problèmes d'insectes tu dois regarder sous les feuilles , j'ai compris ça tard mais c'est la qu'ils se cachent . après si t'a des trucs sous les feuilles faut traiter normalement ... sauf que t'a 4 feuilles sur chaque plantes donc tu prend un tissu imbibé d'eau ou d'eau et savon et tu issue le dessous de tes feuilles pour tuer les inutiles et leurs bébés , pas besoin de traiter 4 feuilles avec des trucs compliqués. Sinon moi j'ai déjà vue des feuilles pousser comme si elles c'étais faites manger donc peut être que c'est ton cas . Bella ciao
Start of Week 4th, they are about 2 weeks already outside. Week 3rd was excellent, sunny and warm days, they went really nice.💚But last few days is really rainy and not so warm especially at night.😏 I’m putting over them nonwowen and it seems to do them well (before now I was putting it over only for night and now I’m trying to keep them under all-time.
Last few days I didn’t water them, cuz it rains here daily.
Until now I haven’t add any fertilizers (I’m a bit afraid of that), I have a soil from my friend, who has growing in that a champignons for years, so it’s organic and it contain mycorrhizae, but this year I’m growing in it for the first time, so I don’t know very much, how to work with it.
They are in 15l Tex-pots (it have to be their final).
Average temperature is around:
Day: 12-15 degree Celsius
Night: 5-10 degree Celsius
Any advices? Let me know, i would be really grateful!
@Sweet_Seeds, Hello my friend!
All of my 7 girls are going really well, but on 2 of them some grey/white holes appeared and leaf ends look like, someone had bitten them. 🤷♂️🏼🤷♂️🏼 (Pics 5th and 6th in 4th Week)
What’s wrong with them? Other 5 without any problems.
Thanks for all advices!💚
@StraightLine, Hi buddy!
The important thing is that they don't have too high a humidity level. If this way they don't reach too high a humidity and keep a good temperature... it's a good action.
Sweet smokes,
-Apolo
@Sweet_Seeds, when I know that temperature is going to be around +3 Celsius in the night, I’m putting over them nonwowen, is it okey?
I have just added photos into my diary (prepare for colder nights). I could check. :)
It looks like fungus and it could be due to high humidity in the susbtrate. It seems it's prepared with clay, isn't right? The soil needs to be light and airy, without clay. It has to dry between waterings.
StraightLine
