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This weeks details were normal during the start of a grow. Day 1 9/2 started the germanation process. All 3 seeds popped so I planted them in soil once they shedded their shell in the paper towel, then planted them in the soil on day 3, 9/5. I make sure that the top soil is moist. Since this is my second grow, I will not over water during the first week.
At the end of week 1 no major problems. I only sprayed pH h2o only.
Start of week 3.... Still giving each one about 100 ml of spring water. Thinking about starting some small list training stating the beginning of week 4. I will not, I repeat... nOt too these ladies. Haven't giving them any nutes as of yet.
This week I introduced the girls to 1/4 tsp of flo nutes to 1 gallon of water and feed each I/3 gallon. They responded well and soaked up all the water in 2 days, so I up the dosage to 1/2 tsp to 1 gallon of water. Of they respond well within 48hrs hours, I will not up the dosage of 1/2 tsp per gallon of water. On day 26 I gave the gave another 1/4 tsp of flora gro nutes. 24 hrs later no signs that the girls didn't like the addition feeding this week.
This week I'm not doing any more heavy lst moving forward, so I want stress out the ladies. However, I will defoilate up until the end of the fourth week of flower.
I switch the light schedule to 20/4 this week to start giving the ladies some rest to develop the bids with some rest moving forward.
Week 8 day 21 of flower. The girls are looking good. The light of jah is behind the other 2. Noore nutes added just molasses until harvest.
Day 55 should be the last time a defoilate before harvest.
Started give the ladies cal mag last week(once) moving forward will use until I start to flush them. Molasses is still being used as well. The Forest Fruit is ahead of the other, with the light of Jah being the last to go into full flower.