Red Congolese (auto)
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Recipe 420 Natural and Organic 4 handfuls worm castings Happy Frog - Acid loving plants 4-5-3 Mykos pure mycorrhiza innoculant Soil sulphur Stone dust from cut stone project- Sedona Fossil 1 bag perlite 15 gal cloth pot
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6.82 l
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3.02 l
Mín
0.75 l
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6.82 l
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15 acciones
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Measly 2.5 oz. Smells nothing of red congo. I was away for the final two weeks and four days late on top of that. I think it dioget enough water while I was gone.
Temp 70
RH 50%
10 seconds
6.5 ph
1 gallon-ish of 6.5
In addition, it appears to be recovering. Many leaves weee completely yellow on Saturday. Monday morning leaves are a fair bit greener and it seems like the buds are once again increasing in size.
Nitrogen added in the form of aluminum sulphate. 2 tablespoons in 1.2 gallons and some sprayed on the leaves just prior to lights out. I’m a bit worried about having gotten some on the buds. Hopefully that will not remain on the flowers through harvest. That will suck.
Watered with banana peel, ground egg shells and 1 tablespoon epson salts.
5.6 ph in 6.75 ph out At lights on.
Update: at 11:30am the plant was severely drooping. Soil monitor shows almost in the dry zone at 6” depth. It looks like the drooping is due to lack of water now so I watered a bit to see. Don’t want to over do it again.
6.0 ph Water for 30 seconds. Amount shown may be incorrect, but it’s close.
Turned off blue light ranges and left red going. When this setting is made, the red lamp gets all of the power is is more intense.
Lowered temp to 70 and RH at 62
Moved fan from pointing at the soil to dry it out, to its normal position.
Lamp on 18 instead of 20 hours as the plant’s leaves droop at around 18 hours. Still see about 2 hours at the end of the light cycle where leaves droop. Top 2”+ is dry now
Also raised the light to about 22” above top of plant.
Sprayed the outside of the planter with 10:1 water:vinegar to kill advancing powdery mildew on the outside of the planter. Roots of the plant are coming out the bottom and lower two inches of the sides of the planter. They will die back some, but it doesn’t appear to harm the plant at all.
Sprayed plant with 6.0 ph water to help with recovery.
Note: This morning at 7 it was fine when the pics were taken.
Water out is 6.33 ph
Need to water next with 5.7 ph
6.01 ph Just enough to make it a day. I have chlorimide remover coming today. I’ll water a lot with chlorine free water after adding more mycorrhiza and bio bugs
850 lumens to 1500 lumens
Turned fan away from plant.
VPD at more toward seedling 78-82
VPD set to .8-.95 Temp - 71 +- 4 RH - 67% +- 4%
Humidity usually at ~75%
5.7 ph
5.7 ph Soil wet for two weeks prior to planting. Soil in tray is at 6.0 ph
Less than 2 days to germinate in a wet paper towel