Conscious Genetics North London Octane x Pink Champagne

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Week 1

Formulex = 2ml/L
Rootstim = 0.5 ml/L

Background E.C = 0
E.C = 0.2
P.H = 5.8
Bulb = T5

Sunday is my diary day so I’m calling this week 1, not a lot to report really except for that runt. I gave her a little spray with water to soften her shell then went about popping that off, she seems a little happier now. Should see her pick up over the next couple of days.
Apart from that not a lot to report, all is looking good so far.


Misted them a couple of times today and she seems a bit happier this evening

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Week 2

Formulex = 2ml/L
Rootstim = 0.5 ml/L

Background E.C = 0
E.C = 0.2
P.H = 5.8
Bulb = T5

A week later and you can see how much they have grown, Starting to look a bit hungry now though so will up the feed a little on these

[The Daze]

Coming along very nicely!!

[chillbert42]

@Vador looking great there bro

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Thanks guys, yeah not doing too bad.
Looking a bit off colour and I’m a bit hesitant to feed them any harder at this stage but they look like they really need it, must be a hungry strain. Gonna knock up some fresh feed for them and sling a bit of cal mag in there for good measures

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Beautiful weed babies

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Beautiful weed babies

Even the runt looks quite cute doesn’t it

[MrNice]

hey vad wats the differance in Formulex and Nitrozyme ? Formulex for seedings

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hey vad wats the differance in Formulex and Nitrozyme ? Formulex for seedings

Formulex is a nitrogen based fertiliser whilst Nitrozyme is a growth enhancer that promotes healthy growth in roots and leafs, just basically makes the nutrients more available to the plant.
Formulex is good for seedlings and small plants, my rule of thumb is to use Formulex until the plant is at a stage where I’d feed it more than 1ml/L with my normal nutes

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Week 3

Formulex = 3ml/L
Rootstim = 1ml/L

Background E.C = 0
E.C = 0.9
P.H = 5.9
Light = Invisible sun V bar (150w) @40%

These seem to have perked up now, upped the feed a little and feeding them with some cal mag, seems to have done the trick for now.