The Queen S1
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5L water with nutrients each plant
The scrognets will go up tomorrow.
Lights have been lowered 60cm and are now 60cm from the plants, the intensity has been lowered down to 70%
PPFD has been checked and is sitting at 700 max central and 500 min edge.
All 16 mains on each plant are now completely visible and growing perfectly. 1 more week of training required to complete the final shape right in time for bloom phase.
The process has started today with the end goal of 16 mains per plant.
Thinking about mainlining both plans.
Otherwise both plans are looking healthy. 3-4 nodes have developed.
Both pots received another full watering with nutrients until run of.
Watered till run off. Took roughly 5L water with nutrients
This will be their final pot.
No sing of roots growing out of the grow plug yet. Will leave for another day before transplanting to solo cups.
The seedlings will stay in the solo cup for 1 -2 weeks or until the roots start to protrude the draining holes on the solo cups
Then left in a humidity tray for the roots to develop and the seedling to pop out of the soil.
One more day should do it.
Water has been drained onto a couple sheets of paper towel and the seeds placed on top and folded over once, seeds evenly spaced in the paper towel.
Placed the damp folded paper towel with seeds inside a closed small container, then back in the dark space for tap roots to develop.
Placed both seeds in a cup with the water then left and a dark space for 12-24 hours