StraightLine

<span class="link_user">@Sweet_Seeds</span>, Hello my friend! All of my 7 girls are going really well, but on 2 of them some grey/white holes appeared and leaf ends look like, someone had bitten them. :man-shrugging::skin-tone-3::man-shrugging::skin-tone-3: (Pics 5th and 6th in 4th Week) What’s wrong with them? Other 5 without any problems. Thanks for all advices!:green_heart:

<span class="link_user">@StraightLine</span>, Hi buddy! The important thing is that they don&#039;t have too high a humidity level. If this way they don&#039;t reach too high a humidity and keep a good temperature... it&#039;s a good action. Sweet smokes, -Apolo

<span class="link_user">@Sweet_Seeds</span>, when I know that temperature is going to be around +3 Celsius in the night, I’m putting over them nonwowen, is it okey? I have just added photos into my diary (prepare for colder nights). I could check. :)

<span class="link_user">@StraightLine</span>, she looks good at the moment ;) The problem now is the cold temperatures that can stop the growth.

<span class="link_user">@Sweet_Seeds</span>, Hello! They are now 3 weeks old. Until now I haven’t add any fertilizers (I’m a bit afraid of that), I have a soil from my friend, who has growing in that a champignons for years, so it’s organic and it contain mycorrhizae, but this year I’m growing in it for the first time, so I don’t know very much, how to work with it. Any advices? I would be so grateful! Many thanks !

<span class="link_user">@StraightLine</span>, Don&#039; use too much fertilizer. If you use a complete soil, maybe you can wait until finish the 1st month to start with the feeding. We will be around it ;) Stay safe!