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I placed my previously germinated in rockwool, taproot down. The cube was drenched in a preparation of fish emulsion, micros, and humic acid. I presume in 24 hours that the seed will break the surface.
I top dressed one table spoon alfalfa meal and one tablespoon neem seed meal tickled into the top inch of soil. Preparing the girls to go into the live super soil half strength in two weeks.
The nutrient section of the journal just doesn't jive with organic growing. I applied a foliar preparation of triacontanol and amino acids. The prep. was 4 parts per million. I wanted to start low as I am searching for a minimum effective dose to really make these ladies grow. I watered in some natural sugars to breath life to my living soil. I am currently on the hunt for mulching.
Gave the girls a haircut, getting them ready for the next sized pot 3 gal. I will have gradually work them into my aged super-soil, this being an organic no till grow.
I transplanted into 3 gallon pots, with a buffer layer in between. They are very happy in their new homes
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Well over-all your plants look amazing for living in 122 degree environment!🤯😁
Where you're getting that discoloration between the veins...little sections...that i always think of magnesium. But then you've got the other spotting and 1 leaf that looks like exactly half of the leaf is yellowing(that one can sometimes be a mutation). As for all the leaves, make sure you've got calmag available...either by double checking the ph or adding some more in.
You may need to do nothing if they're going into the super soil...I would maybe wait until then to see if problems fix on their own, but still worth double checking the ph of your water...hopefully the buffers will work that out but I think knowing the initial starting water is important. Ive had some ph pens lose calibration and now I try to regularly check their accuracy.
Happy growing.
The girls will be moved into 5 gallon pots this weekend. I applied high nitrogen bat guano, and watered in bti to control fungus gnat probs.
I put the ladies into their new home, 5 gal pots. i'll wait about ten days for the flip, giving them time to settle in
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