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Everything went well. All three of my seeds germinated quickly. My medium is worm castings at the bottom of the pot then coco coir, perlite, and soil mixed on top of that.
Accidentally watered with wrong ph once so we will see what happens I’ll flush as soon as possible first grow still going strong not sure if bud size is increasing fast enough. Added some down to earth dry amendments for the coming 2 weeks of flower may not help but figured I’d try it since it’s all organic and doesn’t need to be added to water or flushed.
Some are a bit closer to harvest and should be ready in a week or two and some look like at least another two to three weeks before they are ready. I would advise to remove, or at the very, not use the thing that looks like a humidifier. Excess humidity is not really required by cannabis plants, and excess humidity at this stage of flowering will potentially cause mould and/or fungal problems with your wonderful flowers. When you think of where the many types of indica plants originated from, such Pakistan and Afghanistan, people certainly do not immediately associate those countries with high humidity. In fact you would be bonkers for suggesting those countries as having humid climates. Your flowers at this stage of maturity can not be forced to "get fatter" with any sort of artificial treatment. Flower size is controlled by genetics and all growers can do is to provide the optimal conditions for their plants to thrive and produce the best flowers they are genetically programmed to do.
Hope this helps,..... Organoman.
Was told to remove humidifier by one grower. My tent usually is about 20% humidity without it. I have it automatically set to 45% bc I read Relative humidity was suppose to be in the 40% during flowering. Do I need to remove or keep using.
yes low relative humidity can increase rates of Transpiration doubling your water requirements.
Keeping your humidity higher will make it easier for you to balance and make sense of your nutrients. Your plant looks good. Read into Transpiration when you have a moment. If your into researching. I believe it's a poorly understood integral part of plant biology and hence Cannabis growing.
"Transpiration is the process of water movement through a plant and its evaporation from aerial parts, such as leaves, stems and flowers. Water is necessary for plants but only a small amount of water taken up by the roots is used for growth and metabolism. The remaining 97–99.5% is lost by transpiration and guttation."
Would grow again but I’m leaning towards complete organic grows from here on out and I love the strain east to grow and Took my mistakes like a champ just a little lacking on the high other then that no complaints.
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