LED RQS GROW 2020

Boxing: 60x60x180 LED: 100 diodes of 3 watts, 9 spectra (2x blue, 2x red, orange, white, UV and infrared) 3 fans - inserting 80 mm, removing 120 mm with speed regulator and one blowing 200 mm, which I will put on. The net is from PRAKTIKER, some PVC with copper threads or something like that inside. It was square. I think it's 40 watts, it works perfectly. It shines, but does not shine. I put it on the inverted pot because I need heat down by the flowers. Otherwise, in principle, it seems to stand on the ceiling or hang. I'm talking about terrariums.

Update. Finally, 6 out of 10 seeds appeared ... they failed to germinate in the jeep and that's it. I waited for them for a long time. Even the gifs started to turn green on the outside and I just put the seeds in the soil and so they left 6 out of 10. In the photos the pots are 9, because there are 2 seeds in one ... don't ask me how they got there, a small mistake happened. A ceramic lamp hangs from the ceiling to keep warm inside. 100c and maintains about 25 degrees. The idea is for the ScrOG (network) technique, which I will try for the first time.

Update The beetles became about 20 days old. I had a little problem with an unexplained deficit, which I solved with 1ml of Alg-A-Mic from BioBiz and 1ml of Biovital. The variety is candy kush express4 photoperiod seeds with unclear sex. For now. They will be made on ScROG, and this will be my first attempt. Here is a picture:

It turned out that the holes in the net were too small. I had to remove the net and cut it one more time and on the way I found an odor, which I removed. Here's what draft ladies without a net look like after washing:

I have not expanded, nor will they be cramped. It turned out to be only 2 females :( Out of 10 seeds, 9 sprouted, 7 of which were males. Good luck, honestly. Other times no regular seeds, no BGN 5. Anyway. about 1.8 I water about 700 ml of each flower.

he breeder gives between 8 and 10 and may be 10 as I watch. Max 11. Since over 50% of the leaves are damaged (by deficits) it seems to me that it does not photosynthesize properly. At least that's how it seems to me. I already water with Bloombastic 2ml / L, BioHaeven 10ml / l and TopMax 8ml / l all this in 2 l of water. pH 6.4, EC 1.2, which seems low to me and quite a lot. In principle, it should be between 2 and 3.2 for this stage of development, but I do not know how to lift it so as not to stress the flowers with more fertilizer. Only Bloombastica has macronutrients like P and K at 20 and 20. There is almost nothing in Haven and Topmax.

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Balance - Overall, I'm happy with the variety, although both ladies were under constant stress from fertilization, low and high temperatures, flies and finally mites. I never managed with the last ones in about 10 days: / After I turned off the lamps, I carefully removed the leaves, which I succeeded in, as 30% of them had mites. I searched a lot on the net how to deal with the problem and realized that they should be soaked in water for 20-30 minutes and then washed. This is the most effective thing for mites at this stage. I'm not sure how effective it will be. I expect the large heads that hang to gather at the top of the handles, and then I will remove them. I don't know what to expect from the little ones.