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Germinated in wet paper towers for two days.
Added RQS easy roots to soil, around 5,5g.
Planted seed in pot.
Week 1 ended, left plant growed slowly, right one didnt want to open up, tried to help it a bit, i hope i didnt break it.
Week 2 started, hoping for right one to quickly open up, Im kinda stressed about it.
So week 2 ended - right plant finally opened up and grow a bit.
Adding wet towels, cause Im struggling with humidity a bit. Also spraying tent walls most of time.
Week 3 - nice to see some growth on the right plant.
Added RQS Easy Boost Organic Nutrition, added at top of soil because im watering over there.
Humidity still is not in desired place.
Week 4 plant grew a bit bigger in leave sizes and a bit taller. Did LST at mid of week. Noticed that the main stem wasnt really strong and was very weakly grown into the pot, weird.
Week 5 started promising, almost saw some flowers. But then plant quickly started to die and in 2 days all leaves looked bad.
At day 34 it looked so bad that Im thinking theres no point of continuing, and will have to start another grow and throw this away.
My guess it perhaps was issues with heat, but previous plants have resisted much better with heat.
Also these purple lemonade seeds were struggling from first day, so my guess is there is something with seeds. *shrug*
Take a look at last few days of plants life, what exactly was it struggling with? Almost died in just under 3 days. Noticed that heat sometimes went up to 30C, also main stem was very weak when I started LST. Soil isnt issue, using same setup with RQS auto seeds.
I disagree. Leaves are ribbed from being water logged forcing them to curl down in that fashion. They are definitely overwatered and starting to get deficient. Plants look small for the size of pots, so don’t water to runoff unless roots are well established in there. I suggest you let them completely dry out as quick as you can, and only then resume watering and feeding both at half the rate previously administered and back off your lights. You should aim for a 3 day wet/dry cycle. If it takes longer than this, it’s too much water. Trust me! Been there! Cheers 🍻
Seems like they're really under watered, you have 10 liter pots, should be watering with at least 1 liter and seeing some runoff at the bottom.
With this temperatures, you might need to water them twice a day, once when you start the lights, and then once at the afternoons/evenings, you will notice the soil gets really dirty even after watering the same day in the morning.
When I had the 600w sodium before switching to leds, on summer I had days with 34-37 C, and needed to water three times a day!
You will see, they are droopy, you water them, in 5-15 minutes they will be amazing. Learn to detect the droopiness and keep them watered and happy!
mcjordan
