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Second grow. First photoperiod grow.
One out of two seeds have sprouted. I might just grow one G13 (since these aren't autos and I will have to adjust light schedule).
Medium soil is comprised of fox farm ocean forest with perlite (70/30).
After 4 days of germinating the seed via paper towel method, she seems to have failed. Will give it a day or two in soil and see if she decides to sprout.
9/16 - she broke her shell. This strain seems to be on the smaller side.
9/16 pm - the other one is still sound asleep. Giving her 24 hours to wake up.
Will perform mainlining this week. Either tomorrow or the day after it finishes growing the 6th nobe.
Overall the plant looks healthy.
10/2 - the 6th node is peeking. I'm going to let it grow out and then top at the 3rd node. I used some ties to provide a straight vertical growth for aesthetics. This is in preparation for the mainlining that will be done tomorrow 10/3/20.
10/3 - topped above the 4th lobe.
Plant suffered neem oil burn during weeks 2 and 3. Looks ugly.
10/23 - defoliated
10/25 - not sure what I'm doing in regards to mainline. I'm sort of winging it.
The vertical growth of this plant is a bit lopsided (left is shorter than right). If possible, what is the best method to help the left grow faster in order to catch up to the right branch?
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