Preflowering continues
Soil \ Feedings
I finally dealt with all salty soil problems and flushed it all the way, and can now finally see expected values in the drainage. I also learnt to use a ph down, i have a ghe ph down powder, and I started to use it even for a tap water. However I noticed that it increases the EC a little bit. for example my tap water is ~7.8ph, 0.2 EC, but after I drop it down to the 6.4, it shows me 0.4-0.5 EC. so I have to keep that in mind
Also, another question about pH is wondering me right now. I remember something that you should keep a slightly different values of the pH throughout the flowering cycle. I remember there was a chart from a powder feedings, like on the week 1 you start from 6.4, and then slightly increase it every week until you stop at 7.0.
I’m just thinking what pH level should I keep right now. For now, I am going to drop all down to 6.4 pH
Plants
Right plant already shows signs of buds formation. It actually have been already ready to start flowering even on 18 / 6, the stems were enlarged, like its just waiting for a proper light timing.
Left plant is the opposite, even after a few days of the light switch, it’s still not catching it, don’t even see any changes in the stems. Does that mean that it could be a possibly a slightly longer strain pheno (with longer flowering)? Maybe it, because right one is just booming in terms of starting flowering.
Heating
@Couchlocked @Wojak
I set the oil radiator (heater) on last night, let’s see how it goes. The picture I took today’s morning already after a night in the warmed-up lung room. Don’t have temp / humidity meter yet thouh. going to buy one me soon. but as for my feels, it looks like a 25-27c rn.
Actually, we should have centralized heating turnt on very soon, like in couple days, so it will warm up even better, or will allow me to reduce electricity load on my oil radiator heater. Last indoor grow taught me to be careful heavy loads