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How do you count the days in your diary?

FoxCrow
FoxCrowstarted grow question 5 years ago
A quick questionnaire: How do you count the 'days' of your diaries (when growing from seed)? Day 1 is: 1*The day I start germination 2* The day the seedling comes above soil 3* Something else? Would like to hear how others count.. For myself, I do #1.
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m0use
m0useanswered grow question 5 years ago
I count the first day when it pops out of the soil. That's the beginning, day 1, and 7 days after that is "week 1" I then create the journal entry, I consolidate anything previous to these 7 days like setup and germination techniques/time "soaking, paper towel ext" into this first week despite it being older then the 7 days. I do this because some seeds can take forever to pop and I feel the time line gets messed up. Same idea as when I'm flowering, I count it as in flowering when I switch the light schedule, a control of events, not when it starts to show flowering traits as that could be a week or two behind the initial switching of the lights. Similar mindset to being a week or so waiting for the seeds to pop.
rhodes68
rhodes68answered grow question 5 years ago
I count from the first green above ground, my wife counts when the guys have tails and go into rock-wool. Does not really matter. There are some people here that do the hard work of growing, learning. Sometimes it takes a while for them to find their stride but for the ones that will go the extra step and educate themselves, its a great place. If you grow in coco feel free to msg me any time, just may take a while to get back. The others I try not to worry over much.
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DeadwebsiteBoringcommunity
DeadwebsiteBoringcommunityanswered grow question 5 years ago
Nothing is really that comparable in Cannabis unfortunately.. You can try to baseline with other people's grows. Same nutrients and lights. But if you live in different areas your gonna get some different results. Some folks like to do "clever" things like start the diary a week or 2 after sprouting and they'd don't specify time frames so it's virtually impossible to judge. Seen lots of inflated or false yields and just some really goofy practices. Not saying all are bad.. But it's better on here to kind of do your own thing and not compare yourself too much to what others are doing. If your looking for science and rational comparable numbers and data it just isn't here.
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FoxCrow
FoxCrowanswered grow question 5 years ago
@GrowerXM00, Thanks for your reply. I sometimes use this to compare the growth to other peoples plants. If person x measures in method 1 and another in 2, they are not really compare-able, certainly not in the first few weeks. Where one's plant is on "day 8" mine be on "day 14" and his might look far further along compared to my "day 8".. So what I am trying to figure out, is what the most common practice is.. ;-)
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chasv77
chasv77answered grow question 5 years ago
To not jump the gun, IMO, I would wait for that seedling to shed its shell and see that the 1st set of cotyledon leaves, are well on their way. Anything can happen (and it has) between the first signs of sprouting, and getting that first set of leaves on it. Me personally, I would feel a little shell shocked or sheepish, if my grow diary fizzled out before its first set of real leaves. Bad/marginal seeds will do that to you.
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Ema26
Ema26answered grow question 5 years ago
I start my diary’s from the day of sprout, So the day she pokes her head above soil, it’s day 1✌️
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Growerxm00
Growerxm00answered grow question 5 years ago
Hello, you can write it on a paper for example day 2, the leaves started to get bigger and colorful, day 3, it is developing more leaves etc but you don’t really need to do that but if you want just write the details of what’s appening. Hope it helps. Good grow! ✌️🏼🌱
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