Cool, and again today, things moved forward a bit with improvements.
I wish you all a nice day.
Today, the little brother of the T7 arrived, the T3 AC In… humidifier.
Oh, what a small device, but very efficient for the 90x90x180.
Set to 60% RH and up to level 5, it now keeps me stable within 1 - 2%. The Levoit had a play of about 10%.
I could control it separately via app. The new one also, and via the controller.
The light traps also arrived.
Already attached here to the 150mm intake pipe.
Really no light escapes.
This way, no light gets in during the dark phase, and it also filters dust.
On the big tent, I have this in 200 mm.
Today, my focus was more on Environment 2 with the 2 Cookies OG clones in the Living Soil / Dope Soil.
Today, cultivation day 19, they have grown well again in the last 2 days, and the lamp distance shrank in places to 30 cm.
Clone 1 on the right is already significantly bushier because it was topped last week, on Feb 10th.
Today, I attached a clip to bend the tallest of the 2 main shoots, on the left, by more than 90 degrees.
Thus, Clone 1 went from 25 cm height back to 20 cm height, giving me the opportunity to bring both clones to the same light distance, which I newly set to 39 cm. By moving the lamp back a bit, I increased the dimmer to 55%.
Clone 2 was topped only a week later, on Feb 17th, and already shows significant cultivation on the side shoots today.
In a few days, it will be significantly bushier.
At the top, not 2, but three to four new shoot tips are forming, all at roughly the same height.
The main stems show no red or purpling. Which can often be a sign of stress.
Today, both received another 800 ml of water each, and I will now wait until the trays are dry again.
Lest problems arise due to overly wet soil.
A few more days until the clock slowly switches to 12 hours.
I actually wanted to add pictures of the big ones, because even there, the mother of the clones already has really big nugs, and 4th flowering weeks are not yet full.
Therefore I find;
Great for the short time.
Then, when taking pictures, the app crashed multiple times again. I lost interest.
I had to shut down and restart my phone until I at least managed to get the clone pictures.
Tent open too long because of such nonsense. The climate fluctuations.
That can already stress the Girls.
With that, I’m off again and curious to see how the little ones are doing in a few days.
Greetings from Pflanzenpaule
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Even though it had a lot of stress at the beginning, it’s developing so beautifully now. It’s also a Strawberry Cough Generation 2 clone. 
. In that spirit, now that it’s getting warmer outside again, I’ve already repotted the strawberries so the pots are free for the growth phase. I’ll be putting some ventilation holes in them in the coming days; the same still needs to be done for the final pots. At the moment, I’m sitting in front of my seed bank / vacuum container and realizing that choosing seeds is, as always, a torment. The agony of choice. Originally, I wanted to send my own polyhybrids into the race, but now only one of them will make it, but which one? In any case, there will soon be more to see and read from me here. Lately, I’ve been busy with the water parameters here, and I slowly believe I’ve found the source of my problems from the last cultivations. I had never experienced that before my move and it slowly made me really doubt myself. The crux of the matter probably lies with the waterworks; it’s truly astounding that although it’s the same, the water is mixed differently here where I live now. The tap water here already has 550 ppm as a starting point, which is too harsh for the little ones and leaves no room for additives at all. I checked the nearby source directly, and it has barely 60 ppm. I’ll probably mix a special batch for seedlings and the early growth phase and only use the pure tap water towards the beginning of flowering. We’ll see how it goes then. But I’m getting sidetracked; I’m going to play some seed lottery now. In that sense
). Since my wife disposed of my old germination trays, I’m simply using her ice cube tray this time. Reverse justice, or whatever. The whole thing was padded with paper towels and moistened with 3 ml of pH-neutral water per seed. Now it’s sitting warm on the windowsill until they show their feelers / taproots. 4 small pots are already prepared with Rhizobacter, Mycorrhiza, and Trichoderma, waiting to be planted. If germination goes as well this time as it did in my old germination trays, it’s possible they’ll go into the soil tomorrow.
