Invisible #2 - 1st Boy Scout

Over time, the top layer of mineral wool "turns green". The development of algae on a wet illuminated surface is a normal phenomenon, it serves as an indicator that there are no substances toxic to plants in the substrate. I don't know.... to close the substrate from entering the light ?! What do you think ?

I covered the substrate with a cloth - because of the humidity and light, the mineral wool began to turn green. The fabric partially passes light and perfectly passes air.

Noticed a small burn after increasing PPM. In the next watering, I reduced the PPM value. I also made FIM pruning, but it seemed to me a little, so after a couple of days I repeated it 😅

The plant was transplanted into a pot with better drainage to avoid root rot. Reduced the ppm of the solution, but I still notice problems on the leaves - similar to burns 😐

First week of flowering

The first inflorescences appeared. Included additionally LED booster - Red 660nm

Due to the powerful light source, burns appeared on the leaves after the second defoliation 😑 Reduced the power of the lamp and got higher from the plant.

Flowering is in full swing 😄

The plant has two colas with signs of polyploidy - both colas "twins" are on the same level, opposite each other 😍 I shot a short video - I still need to add special effects, for this blockbuster 😂 The height of the plant is only 23 cm 😀

6 week of flowering 👌

The plant has received a block of nutrients and leaf burns. Polyploidy was not enough, the plant surprises me again 😲 hermaphrodite 😏

This was my first experience using Mapito and Ebb & Flow, together with the new LED light. The plant turned out to be unusually low. 👌 The variety is quite fragrant, but the smell appeared only in the middle of flowering. At the time of trimming, the plant smelled of mint candies 😁