OrganicChronic

@OrganicChronic, thanks for the tim man, but sure i did a hole on the botton by myself:muscle:

I'm not sure if you have drilled any holes in the bottom of the bottle- If not I would be extra carful about root rot, as the medium wont be able to drain and water will have a harder time evaporating from the bottom. Cheers

It looks like you need more light for starters, it will help the plants not be thin/ have slow growth

That's wind burn not heat stress... The plant is still getting beat badly by the fan, put the fan taller than the plants lol

Nice job man you know what you're doing!! Proper light levels not too much not too little, and watering/ nutrient levels on point.. Great work!

@Kubilak_77, It's not my opinion, it's scientifically proven fact. And its the opinion of the community at large, and anyone else with common sense

@Kubilak_77, You ran 2 clones in identical conditions (grown at the same time) one with and one without bottom lights? I highly doubt it. If you did you'd see there are no gains. Notice professional growers and their lack of under lighting...

The plant doesn't photosynthesis on the bottom of the leaves. Those lights on the bottom are adding extra heat and power consumption with no gain.

Nice editing on your video! Good luck growin’

@S_V_F_O, When you post on this website it puts your journal on the front page. Therefore I couldn't help but read your journal title.. You're making a political statement to other people on this website "glory to Ukraine." Keep YOUR war in YOUR country and stop trying to convince people to join YOUR cause. You're potentially contributing to WW3. We have enough problems in our own respective countries, and it is horrible for the world to get involved in your politics. Cheers

@OrganicChronic, danke für dein Feedback...sehr schön aus der Ferne erklärt welches Missgeschick mir hier passiert ist :+1::skin-tone-4:

Next time give it less water for its first watering. Just water lightly enough to moisten the top layer of soil and avoid watering at the base of the plant. Watering this way you will encourage the roots to reach out to the sides of the pot, versus sitting in water. This leads to root rot, which can be a death sentence even for a mature plant. Also I would leave the soil uncovered, as this also contributed to the soil remaining too damp