Gorilla Melon Fast Buds Indoor Fall

MindFlowers68 Shes doing good. A little cold at night right now because drying my autos but everything looks great. Just misting the top every other day with plain water. The fungal/ microbial activity in the soil is going wild its growing out the side of the pots. That fox farm is loaded with good biology.

MindFlowers68 Shes looking pretty good. A little bit of variegation. May be a little cold in the clone tent due to me drying buds in the studio. Other than that I watered with a little bit of aloe to help with root development. Followed it with compost tea and let the roots dry out slowly the entire week.

MindFlowers68 Shes doing very good. New shoots are getting sizable and the last set of leaves and deep green and healthy. The stems are looking very stong and thick already as well.

MindFlowers68 The end of last week going into this one was going strong until I decided to bring one of the fans down and then it started stressing her out which is weird because I never seem to run into that issue: I think my humidifier got a little too dry and that's what caused it. I got some compost tea on the roots and by end of week she's looking really good. The bottom shoots are almost at the top of the main shoot and pushed up right through the bigger fan leaves like they were cramping their style.

MindFlowers68 Slightly hectic week first of all the plants were getting too big for the clone tent. Secondly, it looks like soil might've taken over the plant somewhat so I had to do something. Because then I noticed what looks to be spider mite damage but I don't see any other signs of spider mites. I took the plants outside, put them on a work tray and doused them with diatomaceous earth and let them sit with it while i prepared more room. I have a few 3 x 3 tents on him but I didn't really wanna set those up and I only have a few more weeks before I can flour them so I made a makeshift grow tent area in the corner of my studio and it seems to be working pretty good. I had to change the light cycle little bit so that I can keep them in darkness for a full six hours. After I got that ready, I went back outside and wash the plants off with some soap, then rinsed them off good game a little shake after I added some soil to the top two because they were leaning. And then I washed all the soul off the sides of the pots to keep them clean. I recruited my saucers, so that I don't ruin my studio floor and I'm hoping that actually a little bit of soil helped them get big before I can transplant them into their final pots. After washing, some of the leaves were just so droopy and covering stuff, so I chopped them off and exposed all the main shoots off the central stem and top the main one. At the end of the week they're looking a lot better. There's a little bit of residual diatomaceous earth so hopefully that kind of falls off I don't want to get them wet again. I finished off with a little bit a neem meal top dress on each.