Sherbadelic - Day 7 Flower of new cannabis strain for the facility in 2023

Welcome to our weekly update on a new cannabis strain for the Cannabis Science facility in 2023! In this episode, we'll be focusing on Day 1 of our Sherbadelic strain bred by Exotic Genetics. Let's take a look at the climate conditions the plants are experiencing. During the day, temperatures reach a warm 84°F / 29°C with a relative humidity of 72%. At night, the temperature drops to a cooler 72°F / 22°C with a lower humidity of 30-40%. For fertilizer, we're using Jack's 3:2:1 + KSi, which has been providing our plants with the necessary nutrients to grow strong and healthy. Our EC levels are currently at 2.9 with a pH of 5.6. We're also monitoring CO2 levels, which are at a range of 700-1200 PPM. Lastly, we're measuring ePAR (380-760nm) and PPFD at 900-1000 µmol/m²/s. These metrics give us insight into the intensity and spectrum of light our plants are receiving, which is crucial for optimal growth and yield. We hope you enjoy this update and stay tuned for next week's progress report! Fertilizer: We're using Jack's 3:2:1 + KSi fertilizer. This is a balanced fertilizer that provides the plant with all the nutrients it needs. We're applying the fertilizer at a rate of 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of water. EC: The EC is a measure of the electrical conductivity of the nutrient solution. A higher EC indicates a higher concentration of nutrients in the solution. We're aiming for an EC of 2.9, which is in the optimal range for cannabis plants. pH: The pH is a measure of the acidity or alkalinity of the nutrient solution. A pH of 5.6 is ideal for cannabis plants. We're using a pH meter to monitor the pH of the nutrient solution and adjust it as needed. CO2: CO2 is essential for photosynthesis, which is the process by which plants convert sunlight into energy. We're using a CO2 generator to increase the CO2 level in the grow room. The CO2 level is currently 700-1200 PPM, which is in the optimal range for cannabis plants. ePAR: The ePAR is a measure of the photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) in the grow room. PAR is the light that plants use for photosynthesis. We're aiming for an ePAR of 1,000-1,350 µmol/m²/s, which is in the optimal range for cannabis plants. Next Steps: We'll continue to monitor the plant closely and adjust the growing conditions as needed. We're looking forward to seeing how the plant continues to develop in the coming weeks.