Looks like you know what’s up,my second grow I just fed my plants black strap molasses and some powered kelp in the water,I had a pretty good growok so here goes - they are 43 days from sprout
Grow medium - Organic living soil with 30% perlite with a handfull of dolomite lime to maintain PH
Water - Tap water rested for 24 hrs
Nutrients - no particular nutrients just 20ml cocoonut water per liter of water every watering. will be adding grounded/powdered banana peel next week for added Phosphorus
Pot - 5 gallon airpot
Grow tent - 30x30x60 inches
Light - 240 watt quantum board with UV and IR at 18 inches from the canopy top
Fan - 6 inches exhaust fan right at the top of the grow tent , 2 fans moving the air inside the Tent and passive intake vents
Temps - daytime tems is 29 and night temps 26 cant do much about it
humidity - 92% outside tent & around 70% inside again cant do much here
Pest - no signs of them yet fingers crossed as a preventive measure i spray neem oil emulsion every 10 days
strain - Fastbuds 1 Blackberry auto(topped) 1 Gorilla Glue auto (Mainlined at 3rd) & 1 smoothie auto (topped at 4th)
I didn’t ph anything just winged it lol
this is my 3rd grow I’m taking this one to heart I’m PHing everything even the tap water,fill a gallon of water let it sit for 24 hours then add some ph up or down,to be honest I don’t know if I need to ph the tap water but I do have some problems with the sour kush last week,leafs started to turn yellow
was very strange the soil was reading ph of 7.0 on the sour kush the rest of the plants were reading 6.5
I fed them all the same nutes as well,I did a flush on the advice of one of the members here,everything is back on track,
I’ve been using the ocean forest soil,I start the small plants on black gold I found the ocean forest did burn the smaller plants
I bought the fox farms trio pack,I’ve only been using the grow big and big bloom,I haven’t use the tiger bloom
I haven’t done any thing to the plants,just took off the yellow leafs,
I’m still thinking about forcing one of the gorilla glues to grow some pollen