Pavesini, Purple Pug, Cookie Crumbs, and Gaiter. DWC; LED.

Seedlings are quickly healing with the reservoir change. I will use this mix in the future.

Gaiter has very strong purple traits.

The morning after the reservoir change, things have returned to prime condition. However, my seedlings did receive some minor nute burn, which did not affect their root growth. The damage is visible but minor.

Gaiter is strutting her stuff. She is known to be a heavy drinker. Cookie Crumbs must have been stunted when I fixed her position, but she is better stunted than having her break off her head.

Due to the root growth speed, I will start transplanting today. I want my roots to spread nicely through the rocks, and I want to prevent root balling.

I will be using these round 2" airstones in my 5-gallon buckets.

I am, today, preparing nutrients for the upcoming transplant. I was going to transplant Purple Pug S1 today, but decided to wait until tomorrow, because I purchased 600gph submersible pumps, to add to my reservoirs, to keep my nutrients properly mixed (hopefully this works; I will update).

The 5 gallon bucket filled to just below the mesh has:

10 drops Micro
10 drops Grow
5ml Magnifical
20ml GPH uptake
30ml Fish Emulsion

Terrible news, yet again. As you know, I had to reposition the Cookie Crumbs because of an S-shaped root; unfortunately, the root is damaged. Thus, I have decided to use my last Cookie Crumbs seed to complete this journal.

This is an unfortunate way to start documenting my grows, as I do not normally have issues with my seedlings. Yet, this particular problem is not an uncommon occurrence. Further, I am a beginner when it comes to D.W.C.

Purple Pug S1 has been transplanted to her permanent home.

Here is a current photo of the grow.

I cannot believe everything that has gone wrong with this grow. My house was raided by the police this week, and they stole my plants, but then they learned that I have my grow permit, and my plants were returned.

One would think the police would check with Health Canada before they raid someone's house and steal their plants.

My plants were damaged in the process.

Nevertheless, the grow continues.

Purple Pug and Gaiter have been transplanted. I am currently mixing nutrients to transplant Pavesini. Cookie Crumbs is alive.

It is very disappointing to report that the plants did not fully recover after the police illegally pulled my plants from my garden. The roots were destroyed, then, they had issues recovering, and because of stunting issues, they had to be replanted. The two died, and I decided to restart the other for a more even grow. I will have a little more Cookie Crumbs in the end.

Pavesini is presenting herself as a trillium. She stretched a little looking for the light during the long process of opening three petals, but will benefit from the extra light. I protected her with clay pebbles.

I have never had this much trouble with a grow. It is unbelievable the trouble I went through to get here.

Photo update.

I did have an issue with Cookie Crumbs and low cal-mag. I accidentally calculated an amount for 1 gallon instead of 5 gallons when I fed her magnifical. The mistake is fixed. I should also not that I have not fully adjusted her E.C. to help the other 3 gain in size on her.

Pavesini is the runt, due to her triploid status.

Purple Pug S1 is top left.

Gaiter is bottom right.

Pavesini by Nasha Genetics:

Gaiter always produces a nice-sized stalk. It will be interesting to watch her grow.

Pavesini by Nasha Genetics:

Gaiter has 11 leaflets on a single leaf.