Dutch Passion Star Ryder - Organic grow

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Hey guys, will be posting here my new DP grow...a great strain I've been wanting to grow again for some time. Best smelling plant I can remember of!
I finally got the beans, and 2 of them didn't germinate directly on soil (usual method for me)... so did the third one with the paper towel to be sure and bingo!
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So, into the dirt it went
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Day 4 (last week)
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She is in a 28L smart pot, sharing the tent with another auto, under 2 135W LEDs and 2 CFLs.

Will update during the weekend, cheers!



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Day 10, not sure if she's doing ok and everything's going on down under or if she stunted....will keep a close eye
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Keeping her on (rain) water for the time being

Cheers
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No, not too big, remember it has Low Ryder in its genes, meant to keep low and bushy, will see


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I like a low bushy monster;)
 
Hey guys, this lady is clearly stunted, now on day 17, I got her out to give her some mother nature and tender loving care [emoji4] nice spring weather during the day, so we'll see.
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Maybe pH problems, my soil is in the 7.5-8 range, not ideal, but have grown lots of plants in the same soil (of my own) and her neighbor in the tent (Critical Auto) is in exactly the same conditions and is thriving. Maybe differences in strain sensitivity, or maybe just a bad batch, 'cause the other two beans didn't germinate.

Anyway, I'll let little dwarfie do whatever it wants and see what happens haha


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