Planning to grow these under window light conditions, which is 5 of direct light and then 9h of ambient light.
Day 0: Germinating seeds right into the 30mm jiffy peat pellet and using local tap water (dechlorinated by air).
Day 2: Purple Bud already has stem coming out whereas Black Light only has tap root going down.
Day 3: Sprouts are coming up on both. Watering by the spoonful to rehydrate the pellet.
Day 4: First set of true leaves on both.
Day 5: Black Light racing to the sky with root outgrowing the pellet. Transplanting Black Light into a 7L smart pot and keeping her there, while setting Purple Bud into a small 4" pot. Soil is a home mix of coir, vermiculite, and worm castings. Added some perlite and a sprinkle of fragrant roobois tea leaves to the smart pot soil. And as for temperature for most of the day they are hitting over 28 degrees celsius, during the evening the temperature dips but I don't imagine it gets lower than 23 ambient in the home.
Day 6: Sprouts seem to take fine to transplanting. Tiny amount of leaf growth. Since I am not using extra light, the vertical stretch occurs during the night time.
Day 7: No visible leaf growth during the night. Today is an overcast day so no direct sunlight, just ambient. Possible that the growth has stunted to acclimatize to new soil as the roots leave the jiffy pellet.
Excited for next week! I've been reading all the things and wondering if I can flower Purple Bud earlier. I'm in a locale that treats cannabis along the same lines as heroin, so growing is a no no, and I'm worried about the smell wafting to the neighbours or being spotted in the window if they are too big. Will play it by ear depending on circumstances.
What kind of deficiency causes small white spots on the leaves like this?
Also on the lower leaf it's a bit mottled and yellow. I think it is two distinct problems.
I like your post, easy to follow, plenty of info that will help me with my grow. I also like your determination to stick with your goal, i.e. to enjoy the grow and learn.
Keep up the good work