El Armario verde

indigrow They started germinating, and in 6 days all the plants were transplanted into 0.25l pots, 3 varieties died out of all the ones I put in.

indigrow After this week, I added a 150W low-consumption light, transplanting to 3-liter pots, with universal substrate pH 6, humus, and a layer of clay at the bottom of the pot. The temperatures are between 24 and 30 °C, humidity 80 to 90%.

indigrow I water them with 5 liters for 11 pots of 3 liters, and it usually takes between 3 and 4 days to lose the water, between watering and watering. I usually add nutrients once yes and once no, and I keep the temperature and humidity between 25 and 29°, and 70 and 90% humidity. I have 250 w set up between CFL and LED, and the fan running constantly during the light hours. I have 5 more varieties that I couldn't add from feminized bulk seeds, but they look good. I'll keep you posted!

indigrow The plants are growing like crazy, I'm watering them without fertilizers because some yellow spots have appeared on the leaves and tips, and I don't know if it's due to excess fertilizer or what it is? I need to start measuring the pH and EC, I'm taking cuttings from the plants and at the same time I have 32 autoflowering seeds growing there. If anyone can help me with the problem of the yellow spots on the leaves, I would appreciate it.

indigrow I'm putting them back in the small cabinet of 90 x 50, next to the cuttings. I'm only keeping them under a 150w CFL light, I'm not in a hurry to get them to float. The tank in the other cabinet is full of autos. The idea is to try to take a couple of cuttings from each of the mother plants and keep them, and as soon as the autos finish, I'll directly put the cuttings to float, keeping the mothers to continue with the genetics I like the most. It seems that the leaves that had yellow spots and the plants that were struggling are getting better again. I think they suffered from excess nutrients, although I really haven't given them much at all, since the soil is mixed with humus and guano. Maybe the soil has enough to hold them over this time. I'm planning to change the 150w CFL for a 65w LED to reduce maintenance costs and gain lumens, since the CFL is a bit old. I'll keep you updated here. I watered them with excess water to flush out the nutrient buildup and that seems to have solved it. For now, I have them with a fan moving the air, and the humidity is rising in their own room since there's a lot of moisture. I have the intractors and extractors turned off for now in this tank cabinet; they don't generate much heat or cold, and the plants can breathe well. We'll see how it goes. Cheers!

indigrow The plants have been greatly affected by the switch to the 65w LED, and I've gone ahead and made more cuttings of all of them because I still can't move them to flowering until the first cuttings grow more. However, once the cuttings are rooted, many of them start to go bad and die, and I don't know why that happens. Here are some photos of the cabinet as soon as you can check it out again; they're always keeping an eye on the grow, Tiger and Panther. 😄