ASquirmingPileOfLizards
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(DISCLAIMER NUMBER ONE: all of this is on a budget, don't expect a pretty setup)
christmas 2018: five out of five non-feminized blackjack seeds sprouted in their own pint and a half of black magic potting soil, and one in around a pint in a cut-off water bottle so i could study the development of their roots. the seedlings were placed under a 1x1ft 60w LED light for succulents until the LED strip needed for me to build a veg lamp arrived. i am leaving the light on for 24 hours straight.
(DISCLAIMER NUMBER TWO: i bought three bags of the black magic and found out later that it's made by monsanto so uhhhhh. no. don't like that no sir. i'm going to resentfully continue my grow in this soil though because it's already here.)
one blurry babyjack
big babyjacks a couple days before they were moved to the closet
1/10/2019: four plants have been subjected to the FIM technique and were LST'ed three days prior. one's growth was stunted because it was munched on by a moth, so i didn't do LST and just FIM'ed it when the next set of leaves were big enough and side branches were beginning to come out
(no pictures)
1/14/2019: i realized that i had the humidity and temps too high, hovering at 65-80% and 31C, and the plants' leaves were even starting to burn at the edges. promptly adjusted everything so that it now hovers at a comfy 50-60% and 25C. i have a feeling this might have stunted their growth but i'm not too sure about it
(no pictures)
NOW: all plants are starting to show signs of.. i have no clue. it just crossed my mind i can join a forum where people can help me with this kind of stuff. i do know that at this point they might be running low on nutes, so those are being ordered today. here are plenty of pictures
i'm unsure if these are signs of deficiency or signs of stress because the humidity and temperature were too high. can anybody help a guy out?
overall plans are to get these plants into 3 gallon cloth pots, main-line them, move them under a proper 300 or 600 watt LED once i get one, and then do some defoliation later on in flowering. hoping this will go well
christmas 2018: five out of five non-feminized blackjack seeds sprouted in their own pint and a half of black magic potting soil, and one in around a pint in a cut-off water bottle so i could study the development of their roots. the seedlings were placed under a 1x1ft 60w LED light for succulents until the LED strip needed for me to build a veg lamp arrived. i am leaving the light on for 24 hours straight.
(DISCLAIMER NUMBER TWO: i bought three bags of the black magic and found out later that it's made by monsanto so uhhhhh. no. don't like that no sir. i'm going to resentfully continue my grow in this soil though because it's already here.)
one blurry babyjack
big babyjacks a couple days before they were moved to the closet
1/10/2019: four plants have been subjected to the FIM technique and were LST'ed three days prior. one's growth was stunted because it was munched on by a moth, so i didn't do LST and just FIM'ed it when the next set of leaves were big enough and side branches were beginning to come out
(no pictures)
1/14/2019: i realized that i had the humidity and temps too high, hovering at 65-80% and 31C, and the plants' leaves were even starting to burn at the edges. promptly adjusted everything so that it now hovers at a comfy 50-60% and 25C. i have a feeling this might have stunted their growth but i'm not too sure about it
(no pictures)
NOW: all plants are starting to show signs of.. i have no clue. it just crossed my mind i can join a forum where people can help me with this kind of stuff. i do know that at this point they might be running low on nutes, so those are being ordered today. here are plenty of pictures
i'm unsure if these are signs of deficiency or signs of stress because the humidity and temperature were too high. can anybody help a guy out?
overall plans are to get these plants into 3 gallon cloth pots, main-line them, move them under a proper 300 or 600 watt LED once i get one, and then do some defoliation later on in flowering. hoping this will go well