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#25Today BT 16 / W 3 RT 22.6 °C RH 56 %
Today, they received another 2 liters of water, warmed to 20 °C and adjusted to a pH of 6.7. Additionally, they received T.A.CalMag again today, and this time a mineral flowering fertilizer from Wuxal with increased potassium and phosphate (5-8-10), as they seem to show a greater deficiency than I initially expected. I hope to quickly get this under control with the mineral fertilizer.
#26No point in warming the water. Rain is cold so that’s what they should get. But it’s looking good so far.
#27
weather will get them now
#28I know you said you read something about 2-3 plants per pot being the easiest way for a big harvest. In a 5 gallon pot with 50 days of veg brings me exponentially more that the yield you have there. I think this experiment proved the theory incorrect. The roots below are choking each other out and they are competing for a finite about of nutrients. Bigger roots = bigger fruits, but I hope you had a fun time and learned along the way.
#29Mine weren’t planned. I’m in UK so was just see what happens the weather had failed them the last month or so
#30My theory is not yet proven, my 3 are still in stretch
Flowering Day
#31I always water with tap water that has been left to stand, which then also takes on room temperature of 19 to 21 degrees Celsius. It shouldn’t be too cold so that the roots don’t catch a cold.
I also think that a smaller pot size and then several plants can quickly lead to a nutrient deficiency, and also the lack of space for the roots could eventually become a problem. Although in a 100-liter bed, 2 - 3 ladies should hopefully get along very well.
I think for a smaller cultivation area, a larger pot and one plant!
A slightly longer growth phase brings more in the end. The substrate, as well as how one feeds. Whether directly the plant, or rather just the soil with its fungal cultures and bacteria, also makes a difference in how things can run better.
But so far, despite the tight spot, it’s looking beautifully green for herr_gruen. And with that, I send my best regards to you all. From my side, there are currently no plants because everything is in drying. Meanwhile, cleaning fabric pots and other cleaning, and already planning and preparing new plants, but good things take time. Until then, Pflanzenpaule
#32Today Flower Day 22 / Week 4 Room Temp 22.5 °C / RH 58 %
Today, there were again 2 liters of water, adjusted to a pH of 6.5 and warmed to a room temperature of 18 °C. In addition, there was Wuxal synthetic bloom fertilizer with N-P-K 5-8-10, this time increased by 50% to meet the growing needs of the plants. In addition, there was T.A.CalMag according to manufacturer’s specifications.
Afterwards, I raised the lamp back to a distance of 20 cm and removed a few more withered leaves.
Plant #1
Plant #2
After
Plant #1
#34BD 34 / Wk 5 RT 2
#35BT 38 / W 6 RT 21.5 °C RH 63 %
#36What a good grow, I think they look very beautiful, I didn’t know about the theory of multiple plants per pot.
#37F43 / W7 Room Temp 22.7 °C RH 54 %
The first 6 weeks of flowering are over, out of 12 in total.
#38BD 47 / W 7 RT 20.3 RH 53
#39BT 51 / W 8 RT 20.5 °C / RH 50 %
#40I dim the light as I cut back the hours of light. Seems to work OK from what I’ve seen.
#41My last couple of weeks I usually reduce the intensity and time a bit especially if temps are warm. I feel like it helps keep things a bit nicer
#42I will try it this time too.
#43Today Flowering Day 54 / Week 8 RT 19.2 / RH 59
Yesterday I gave 1 liter of water with fertilizer (3x dose). The humidity has been under control since I started watering only one liter every 2 days. And the plants are also responding very well to the triple amount of fertilizer. Since then, I haven’t found any more spots on the new leaves. The slight burns on the leaf tips (2 mm) also haven’t gotten bigger since I started fertilizing with the high dosage. It looks like it’s exactly what they need.
#44BT 57 / W 9 RT 22.8 °C / RH 54 %
