A simpler approach would be to include "Indoor Grow" in the title of the grow log, if the grow is entirely indoors. Many growers are growing "indoors" for parts of their season, and on indoor window sills for part of their grow.
Bob
Jamorros swedish indoor grow 2025
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6 days after topping atleast one lower leaf has started showing signs of yellowing. Just a matter of time now. Still reducing nitrogen and increasing potassium and kalium in the dose they get each day.
The plants do not seem to be shooting up as quickly anymore which is good news for me
It would be nice to start priming them soon though as they are shading the lower plants quite a bit. The reflectors you can see are housing 25w uvb 100 (5% uvb rainforrest mimicking) bulbs for reptiles. Im running those 30minutes a day atm and im increasing it every other day or so by 15 minutes until i reach 1-2 hours. The reflectors are 3d printed and then tinfoil was glued into them.
I did try a foliar spray to combat the yellow mottling on the top leaves on one of the plants which seem to have led to some strange rings on top of the leaves i sprayed. Some of it rubs away and some of it seems sunken into the leaf im guessing some type of burn happened. Will have to be more careful about that in the future.
As for color curing and harvesting i will have to figure out some type of other place for it as i was planning on hanging em in the top part of the tent. That is obviously not happening anymore as the plants grow higher than i expected.
The plants do not seem to be shooting up as quickly anymore which is good news for me
It would be nice to start priming them soon though as they are shading the lower plants quite a bit. The reflectors you can see are housing 25w uvb 100 (5% uvb rainforrest mimicking) bulbs for reptiles. Im running those 30minutes a day atm and im increasing it every other day or so by 15 minutes until i reach 1-2 hours. The reflectors are 3d printed and then tinfoil was glued into them.
I did try a foliar spray to combat the yellow mottling on the top leaves on one of the plants which seem to have led to some strange rings on top of the leaves i sprayed. Some of it rubs away and some of it seems sunken into the leaf im guessing some type of burn happened. Will have to be more careful about that in the future.
As for color curing and harvesting i will have to figure out some type of other place for it as i was planning on hanging em in the top part of the tent. That is obviously not happening anymore as the plants grow higher than i expected.
jamorro
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o lawd i was wrong. They are convinced that the closer they get to the lights the better. Time to bring out the string
StoneCarver
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That really is amazing.
jamorro
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i do have one problem and that i keeping down the humidity in the tent. Altough im starting to wonder if the sensor is drifting might place another in there to verify.
jamorro
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Yep the sensor was drifting hard around 20% which is why i couldnt get the rh down at all no matter what i tried.
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Started priming a few leaves that were getting yellow. Mostly smaller bottom leaves but also one or two bigger ones that were hindering airflow and had started yellowing. Hung a few up in a closet but they dried green. Had the humidifier running but it never for up to over 70% RH and the airflow from the fan might have been a bit strong. I decided to go for pile curing in a cardboard box with the rest of em. They have been in there for a day or so and are yellowing nicely. Theres one leaf im a bit worried for as its looking a bit bad.
Otherwise the tent is doing fine. Only one of the plant (one of the criollos) seem to want to really reach for the sky which is nice. It also has a bit bigger leaves than the one in the background. UV exposure is now up to 1 hour and 15 minutes and i cannot see any real leaf damage or scorching so it seems to be doing fine.
I have started to compile a more compact guide/evaluation for my grow. But im most likely waiting a bit to post it until ive gotten a bit further into the grow to see how the plants mature.
Otherwise the tent is doing fine. Only one of the plant (one of the criollos) seem to want to really reach for the sky which is nice. It also has a bit bigger leaves than the one in the background. UV exposure is now up to 1 hour and 15 minutes and i cannot see any real leaf damage or scorching so it seems to be doing fine.
I have started to compile a more compact guide/evaluation for my grow. But im most likely waiting a bit to post it until ive gotten a bit further into the grow to see how the plants mature.
jamorro
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Curing seems to be progressing nicely. Not sure if they will continue progressing as they are still pliable and not crispy.
Humidity seems to be howering around 72-73% and temps are at around 26-27c. Might push the humidity up a bit more.
Had a few spots of white mold on a 2 of of the box curing leaves so now im looking at em twice a day and im gonna hang em earlier. The green leaves are just there to dry up a bit before going in the box as i had to wash some dirt off em.
a few have greenish spots (top right) Not sure if they will continue progressing as they are still pliable and not crispy. We will see i guess.
The tent is doing fine. I am currently picking the leaves as they are going a bit brown at the tips. Good thing is that the criollo has stopped reaching for the sky. An interesting point is that its top leaves are much smaller than the criollo which stopped reaching earlier (the one back right). Both i topped and tried only to get the bud.
Humidity seems to be howering around 72-73% and temps are at around 26-27c. Might push the humidity up a bit more.
Had a few spots of white mold on a 2 of of the box curing leaves so now im looking at em twice a day and im gonna hang em earlier. The green leaves are just there to dry up a bit before going in the box as i had to wash some dirt off em.
a few have greenish spots (top right) Not sure if they will continue progressing as they are still pliable and not crispy. We will see i guess.
The tent is doing fine. I am currently picking the leaves as they are going a bit brown at the tips. Good thing is that the criollo has stopped reaching for the sky. An interesting point is that its top leaves are much smaller than the criollo which stopped reaching earlier (the one back right). Both i topped and tried only to get the bud.
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