Also @Pflanzenpaul I have to agree with @KilliczGe. I came in through the link and at first thought “the selection is small” and then clicked on the three lines in the upper left and behold, there’s much more there. Ordered and sent. The next day an email arrived saying the order was rejected and I could only choose from the specified strains. So I chose again and two minutes later the confirmation arrived. Today came the news that it might still go out today, but tomorrow at the latest. Well, it’s a shame really, I would have been very happy with the first selection, but the strains that are coming now are also great. Especially the White Widdow really pulled the rug out from under me in my youth. That brings back some cool memories when I think about it. Let’s see what’s in store for round two as a prize, maybe the winners will then be allowed to choose from the large assortment. I’m curious to see how it continues. In any case, for the next Run, I’ll again be spoiled for choice 
Just got an email that the seeds have been shipped. It looks like they’re coming from Poland if I’m not mistaken, went to tracking and it’s all Greek to me. Oh well, they’ll arrive eventually. The tent is occupied for another 6-8 weeks anyway, and then I’m going on vacation before I start fresh.
I’m not going to drive myself crazy over this now.
What I ordered yesterday went through the link. I only received an email with an order number, and if I enter it, it says “not deliverable,” and I don’t know how to interpret that.
Do they order it and then deliver? I’ll see.
The second order in the morning because the first one wasn’t deliverable.
I also received an email with an order number, and if I copy it into the order history, it’s not valid.
So I’m assuming the first order is going through.
And if something’s missing, something should arrive tomorrow. A new email.
Wasted a lot of time again. I had to treat the young tomato plants and also the strawberries with rainwater.
Yeah man, those few plants in the 40-liter pot are going absolutely crazy.
Such huge leaves have never been there before and full of flowers inside the plant.
The one in the smaller round pot is also picking up speed. It’s great how they’re coming along this year, and with all the rain, I already thought they’d rot.
In the big pot, they will surely grow over the balcony railing. I lowered the water to PH 6.2 today.
But now let’s check the tents to see if there’s really an improvement.
Could they have been so stressed this time during repotting???
I will only water tomorrow.
For the Auto, the Torti is at 36% on the AC soil moisture sensor. The Amnesia S. with the Blumat Digital was at 76 mbar earlier.
So, they’re drinking a lot, which I can clearly see from the values.
The Kalini Asia has to manage without, but next week the Auto Pot tap will be opened anyway.
The Mexican is at 50% on the Eco Witt and the S. Diesel at 49%. Both are optimal, but have dropped over 10% in 2 days. Therefore, new (water/feed) tomorrow. All 800 ml from above and 200 ml from below.
The Autos also seem to be starting their stretch. I could see with my own eyes that the Torti had grown a good 2 cm since yesterday because, , the AC sensor has a measuring stick on its stem. It was at 23 yesterday and at 25 today. Awesome, yay.
Now I have to take some photos.
Then I took some pictures.
The 2 Autos, with the Torti standing at the stake and Amnesia Skittlez underneath.
Except for the contrast sometimes due to being snapped with a phone.
The ladies themselves make a healthy, vital impression.
Also, I was probably right with my first impression this morning.
The lower area is terrible!
But;
the pictures speak a clear language, and my intuition does not deceive me.
The analysis of the new growth;
the new growth definitely looks lusher and more vital. Especially with the Mexican Sativa and Sour Diesel, a strong, uniform green is visible in the center of the plant.
The “intervenal chlorosis” (the light streaks) has almost completely disappeared on the very young leaves or has not even appeared.
That the sensors drop so sharply (15% in 2 days) is the best sign of all: The roots are working! A sick plant does not drink. That they “empty” the 20l/25l pot so quickly shows that the blockage has been resolved by the new 50/50 water and the magnesium treatment.
Regarding the individual plants:
Kalini Asia: She seems to have reacted most sensitively to repotting and the change. The damage pattern on the older leaves is still most noticeable here, but the shoot tip is also healthy.
Mexican & Sour Diesel: Here, the effect of the “wellness treatment” is most strongly visible. They appear more stable and have coped well with the stress.
Let’s hope it continues to go perfectly now!
Tomorrow, all of them are due for irrigation, and for the first time, 1 liter per pot.
800 ml from above and 200 ml from below.
Why the 800/200 strategy is so good?
Root Lure:
The 200 ml from below (Bottom Feeding) are brilliant. Since the substrate draws moisture upwards through capillary action, the root tips register the water reservoir at the bottom and actively strive downwards. This ensures a deep, stable root system.
Microbial Protection:
The 800 ml from above keep the top layer of soil – where the microbes and the mulch layer (straw) are – nicely moist. This prevents the soil life at the top from “falling asleep”.
Avoidance of Dry Spots:
In 20-25 liter pots, dry spots often form in the core. By combining top and bottom, I ensure that the substrate is evenly reactivated.
Then next week it will also be time to open the Auto Pot tap to flood them.
Then the roots should be at the bottom and bring a lot of thirst.
I’ve never had such an extreme start after repotting.
Hopefully, it will continue upwards so lush and healthy.
29 days today from seed in soil and germination start.
Except K. Asia, she is Day 21 today and only 16 days out of the soil.
Therefore, she is missing about 8 days that the Mexican and S. Diesel have more.
Everything is still so at the beginning, couldn’t it be flowering time already.
Good evening
But how beautiful they are, they are lovely to admire.
I love your strawberry plants bro lol
I’ve never seen parts like these in any strawberry field.
I’m already excited about the fruit. 
And May isn’t over yet. They will grow for a few more weeks.
The Permanent Marker that the grow shop gave me is tiny; it’s already at the third node and measures 4cm. I think it’s very small because of the LEDs, which also have a spectrum to prevent stretching, and they are 15w. This actually works great for me because it gave me time to modify the grow tent. I don’t know if it will affect anything later, or if it’s growing more root-wise, or if it’s growing the same as above ground. I’m puzzled, I’ve never used these LEDs… The grow tent is 1.80m tall, and I want to divide a vertical space of 60cm for vegetative growth/autoflowers with some lm301h evo LED panels for only 50 dollars. If anyone has experience modifying a grow tent to divide it and can give me advice, I would appreciate it. It’s an 80x80x180 tent, and I’m going to divide it horizontally, leaving 60cm below and 120cm above for the 240w panel. Below, I will divide it into two vertical sections, one to keep a mother plant and the other for a couple of autos or clones with two 60w LEDs each of the new lm301h evo.
I was thinking of separating them hermetically and adding ventilation from bottom to top, with humidifiers in each section to maintain adequate humidity in each area, but having them all share the same air. Has anyone done this before?
I have a lot of vertical space left in the grow tent, more than half, and I don’t have any more space to put an extra grow tent. If you know and can help me with advice or designs, I would appreciate it.
I transplanted the Picchu from Perfect Tree into a 7L pot. It has truly incredible germination vigor; they germinate in less than 24 hours. It stretched up to 4cm, so I buried it up to the cotyledons. I think I’ll take clones and keep a mother plant. Everything I’ve read about this strain is good, and I’ve never tried anything from Peach OZ, but just with the vigor they have, it’s worth taking clones and keeping a mother plant, I think.
Also, a Gorilla Glue has just germinated, also a gift from the grow shop, and the only autoflower in the group, an Auto Skunk. So now I have Banana Cream, Banana Tropicanna, Picchu, Gorilla Glue, Auto Skunk, and Permanent Marker underway—a good variety.
I’ll keep thingz short’ to be respectable of your time. (should be times, since multiple people will be reading but I dont have any thymes in da garden 
I’ve seen dat we like strawberries, and these are a Balkanic species my grandfather planted 50 odd yearz ago. They dissappeared for awhile and I had only a handful left so I read up and started applying horticultural knowledge to bring them back ! Sadly… I lost my mint plants…
A garden iz built on sacrifice.
I’ve started growing cannabis as a hobby 5 years ago since I got stuck at home doing whatever de garden and da house wants from me and da local suppliers just were way to sus.
When I lived in Bucharest I worked distribution, basically tieing grow houses with ‘‘dispencery agents’’ all for da sake of gettin myself good herb. That waz 14 yearz ago at least.
Between then and now I worked in California to trim medical grade and lived in Hawai’i and smoKed real paka-lolo.. Da local (Romanian) stuff just didn’t hit da same anymore.
Cannabis grown without any soul or heart or any knowledge just for da sake of making a tax free income iz no - way to live - that iz desperiation not cultivation.
Moving on - I got singled out for a neat 10 free seeds from oaseeds what they call a Black mint Gelato nr.7 right when I found out I can’t move to Michigan to continue on de next step on my ‘becoming a big grower’ dream. Beecuz of obligations I have here.
They stay here when de clouds are overcast, from my 18 plant stretch I learned dat slugs will eat plants if they can get to them, a little rain can drown anything in a planter and that 18 iz way to many to keep track off 
I actually forgot one in da yard.
This is where they sit when there is sun
I think this iz da original 80 year old rasberries we had. I brought in a blackberry from da forest that really picked up well.
Just dug a big whole and put a huge bush into da ground (that scratched up de whole interior of my mini cooper - it filled up de trunk and back seats). It then dried up disappeared and came back with avengance 2 years later.
The cherry trees are great as well. One leaned over at 90 degrees from da wind ? rain ?
And made a nice hovel canopy where, soon I can just lay down, sleep and eat while reaching out with a hand for some goodness.
I do not use any pesticides or do anything to da garden, I tie branches and over growths rather than cut them, and usually just tie them to themselves - never with ropes or strings.
Locally things are still illegal in Romania, legally just THC is illegal, if its over 0.2 and its not like da local police in a small mountain town in a country like this one are gonna care to test this stuff. It involves gettin warrents, filling out countless paperwork and then actually catching de crop at de right time.
With de highschool kids already taking weirder drugs like fake coke, dey are not gonna care about some dude growing cannabis for himself - especially when I can just fly off to America at de first sign of trouble.
My neighbors, dont have much of a garden. And the 3 acers I manage everyone over appreciates as de best souce of oxygen and dey all told me - plz dont cut down any trees -
I’ll be a bit busy making rose and jasmine jams these days to visit de forum.
I do make a neat coffee with da celandine beans. But it has a 14 day calming effect.
Todays visit to Jane felt like a university class about cultivation and plant biology. Seeing de little toilets for germination with da hot plates and reading about monitoring apps on android blew my mind like an infected molar
Or the artistic freedom with da purple nurple bannas. I guess dey call it banana cuz de buds are supposed to be as big as bananas ? Or cuz de weed is Bananas B a n a n a n ! (Qwen Stefanii)
Personally I love visiting de dentist, I would love to just have teeth made of titanium instead of my implants with da ‘white ceramic cuz it looks good’.
It feels like I’m lieing to everyone when I smile, these aren’t real teeth you know.
Its also really nice have some hand crafted crystals in my mouth (zarconym was it ?) 
As I have been invited to move to NYC to grow my friends stash of seeds from da 80s and 90s I will be with the community for a long time. First I have to figure out these Nr.7s.
I cant exactly take them with me 
and 4 plants worth should hold me out for 3-4 months. If’ I’m lucky, They’ll flower in August ? and I’ll be in NYC for christmax ? 
Alx, Kobra, Ramona, Melissa 
Huhu @herr_gruen and @KilliczGe
Not been here today yet?? I’ll get to report something.
Today was irrigation day, and even twice. After the first one early in the morning and then waiting until it had drained, the sensor readings weren’t quite where they should have been.
This is probably also because the little ones are getting thirstier and thirstier now.
On average, each pot, and all 5 of them, received about 1.5 liters of water each, as mentioned, in a 2-course menu.
Now the AC Sensor is at 45%. The Eco Witt Sensoren are at 65%. It should be a little higher here.
Curious to see when the AC will be back at 35% and the others at 45%.
For the three that are now showing improvement, I’ve turned the light dimmers back up to 45% today.
Damn warm out there, so I had to water the tomatoes and strawberries too. They got molasses/lab ferment and some amino acid stuff.
The bottle flew to me during carnival once. A plant fortifier.
Yep, the balcony fruit likes it slightly acidic there, so I adjusted the pH to 6.2.
Meanwhile, half of the Auto Pot Tank is empty, and the tap hasn’t even been open once yet.
That’s why I’ve already conjured up 25 liters of new osmosis water so it’s ready for soon-to-be preparation.
Just checked the three dormant Living Soil pots too. Those of the C. Og clones are consistently around 51 - 53% soil moisture, and that seems to be exactly the point.
I had newly, well, rather freshly mulched the pots. Covering the old mulch.
They are covered with saucers, but so that air can get in. And covered with cloths to protect against pests.
Wow, I spotted some awesome mycelium. The bacteria and fungi are breaking down the mulch. That shows what activity is going on in the soil. The C. OG soil was a new fresh Dope Soil 10% mix.
It will deliver a lot again. I notice that the moisture holds much better in the plastic pots. The Royal Q. S. fabric pot, where the Bubble Gum G. should have been cultivating but didn’t come.
I had to water that pot for the second time today. Now all three are back at just over 50%.
There’s now progress with the order for my bean win.
It happened to me like with h.-gruen. I ordered some that weren’t intended.
But I ordered again yesterday and received an answer to my email today.
The order from the evening before yesterday was canceled. As I had also explained.
And what I ordered yesterday was packed today and will arrive soon.
and now it’s not 9 but 12 beans, and I’m really looking forward to the Wifi OG Haze. And the other strains are also very interesting.
The first Skunk that will cultivate for me. I always wanted such a really awesome Skunk.
It was already shipped at 2:15 PM. So it will be raining beans again on Monday, Tuesday.
Everything worked out perfectly. I wish you all a nice weekend then.
Super selection 
Nice that it worked then
Mine are probably coming tomorrow, excitement 
Since I’m currently stressed with moving, packing a few boxes every day.
There are only pictures, from yesterday
Wedding Cake was already harvested 5 days ago. So it’s ready for the day when things start.
Cereal Milk and Special Kush 1
And the “automatic” Blue Mazar, is probably also waiting until we’ve moved, what a growth phase.
If it doesn’t flower until we’re done, it’s going into the 12h tent anything can happen.
Alright.
That’s it from me,
And @Pflanzenpaul
Just because one doesn’t say anything, doesn’t mean one doesn’t notice anything 
I’m reading along diligently and have to tell you:
Wow, what great mycelium 
See you soon
Shit, you’re now fully in the stress of moving.
But it’s for a good cause.
Hope you quickly get your well-deserved peace back.
Wow, I was surprised to see something like that on the resting pots today. There’s quite a lot going on. Go for it, I hope everything goes well with your plants during the move.
Haha, yeah, I have a halfway decent plan. It can only go wrong
It’ll be fine.
The good thing 
Yeah, you’re never granted peace and quiet 
I also received news that they are to be delivered tomorrow @KilliczGe. I see that our @Pflanzenpaul also chose something minty. A while ago, I had the pleasure of tasting a Thin Mint at a friend’s place. Great taste, but unfortunately it was a bit harsh on the finish, the friend is a bit lazy with trimming and leaves too many leaves on for my taste. Yes, and this is how it looks for me right now. Here’s the Fat Gorilla
the Pink Runtz the Sherbet Queen the Green Gelato are already filling the space quite well, I’m glad they’re not growing so tall anymore And in the small lab, the Royal Runtz
Welcome @Raffitsch, that’s looking good already. What are you growing?
You should never do Low Stress Training while drunk 
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She will survive, but will now need a few days of rest.
Hopefully, you managed to put the top in water. That would make a nice strong clone.
@Dirty-Hari there were probably too many beers!
She still has some shoots, it will recover. Today I’m also slurping a few Mixery and later the strawberries and tomatoes will get an extra sip of pH 6.3 water. In this heat, everything dries up, but everything continues to sprout.