Everything ticking over nicely, enviroment in tent is 25.3oC and RH 43%. AutoBlueberry has been receiving daily feeds of 150ml-200ml. Humidity dome was removed from the AutoGlueberry yesterday and she has been getting 50ml of tap water sprayed on topsoil daily.
The small jiffy pot contains a photo seed I got during a farm visit while on vacation in Jamaica a few years back. They have been tucked away unrefrigerated, so Im not holding out much hope! Its more for shits and giggles but would be cool to get one of them to sprout.
Things I have done differently on this grow so far:-
Method of germination (straight into airpots)
Rotating pots 90oC four times a day
Lights off changed to the wee hours to stop me visiting during down time
Light on full spectrum from the off
My AutoBlueberry is coming on nicely, been feeding every other day since my last post as soil is feeling moist beneath surface and the pot feels heavy. Nick think stem on her, she is a strong looking girl!
The AutoGlueberry has been a slow starter, but if my first grow taught me anything its the value of patience!
I got loads of bat shit pushed through my letterbox, has anyone used Guanokalong before? Have read it does amazing things for taste. I was gonna add to my AutoBlueberry's feeding schedule once she starts flowering.
AutoBlueberry showed her lady bits on day 18, growing at a nice pace. I have picked up early signs of what I believe to be a deficiency on her though. I have laid off nutes and just been giving her tap water. As far I can see there is only a few fan leaves with the yellow spots, but new growth is coming through with yellowed tips. Any ideas on what it could be? Growth hasn't slowed thats for sure!
AutoGlueberry has picked up the pace, I wondered if anyone could explain the leaf curling on this little seedling? Im not too concerned, just wondered why.
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