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They are looking absolutely beautiful! What a fantastic recovery! Thanks to dolomite lime and plain rain water. It's a cloudy day today so I'm just letting them camp under the LED for another hour or two before I place them outside in these warm temps.

+ Garden pics! Added B-52 to all of my plants today except cannabis as I've dosed them last night. They're still getting their tweak on off that stuff and will be for the next week until the next feed. Time to put them to bed! :eyesmoke: :sleep::sleep::sleep:

Thanks for making me spit my beer out and the laugh, call that a cannato P.s. that's my whole garden

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They're recovering and taking off like crazy ever since I added that Dolomite Line! Here are today's pictures along with the rest of my other garden for this year Soo far. Plenty of Morning Glories, Mammoth (and American Hybrid strain) sunflower seeds, California poppies, and a tomato plant but...

PH is looking great now! They're recovering pretty well quicker than I expected. They're really taking off now. They'll be getting fresh air today as the temps are 70-80ish today and partly to mostly cloudy with a nice breeze. Added the first dose of B-52 into water last night and fed them...

These purple haze seeds are about 2 years old, just wanted to see if they were even viable, who would've guessed after 2 years I still got 100% germination rate. Company I used was ILGM, I usually go through Attitude Sees bank (which I did just recently for more)

No, I'm going to remove it today and replace with less much hot soil, then put back in with coco coir, soil and perlite. Keeping it simple until they get big.

Still recovering from low pH, ppm is corrected. Awaiting for dolomite lime to help with correction. PH has gone up a bit and they're looking better but still could look better. Upon transplanting from tray to the purplish pots, the additives were a bit too hot and low pH.

I appreciate everyone's input, thanks. They are over watered on purpose due to flushing, the pH was way too low for their health. They have to be optimally between 6.5/6.8 and I clearly messed that up during the addition of ingredients into their new purplish pots so all I'm doing right now is...

Still recovering from low pH added neutralizer a few days ago and still awaiting the dolomite lime to come. Did a 5-in-1 test today and everything seems to be balancing out but the pH is still a bit low but better. The soil has gotten more compact and tight which is probably why they are growing...

Sweet! Thanks for your input bud

It looks like 6.5 but it also looks like 6ish so inbetween give or take a few for 6.5 +/-?

pH testing 6.5ish give or take

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Just a tiny bit of each one except two of them because what I added looked like enough, didn't want to overdo it and burn them. Just finished the transplant about 2 hours ago. Took a pH test as well (results are in the pics below) Looks like I have them at a pH of 6.5 to 6.8ish

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Just a tiny bit of each one except two of them because what I added looked like enough, didn't want to overdo it and burn them. Just finished the transplant about 2 hours ago. Took a pH test as well (results are in the pics below) Looks like I have them at a pH of 6.5 to 6.8ish

Y Right, they were getting crusty dry on the bottom as I can see from looking at the bottom through the tray holes at the bottom, while the top was almost dry but still moist, that may have done it.

Transplant day! Here is a current pics of these younglings. They're looking pretty good! Heading out to buy soil as we speak!