Let it grow

TheChronicThumb Ok, so for this grow I am going to try and rely strictly on the Super soil I have planted them in. I want to see how good this soil really is. I have Gaia Green nutrients and the entire Diablo line up on standby if need be. As of now they are in .5g pots. In a few more weeks I will transplant into 3g then 5g and finally before I flip them to flower I will be transplanting into 10g fabric pots. This will be a first for me using 10 gallon pots, but I figure I have 2 plants and 2 4x4 tents that I will put one plant in their own 4x4. So I will have a lot of space to fill in. I will be using the ScrOG method. Should be interesting.

TheChronicThumb Out of the 3 I started with on this grow I have ended up with 1. The other 2 obviously turned out to be male! So, I decided to order a few sees from Dr. Seeds. I will be starting another Diary to showcase the strains when they arrive in a few short days. Merry Christmas fellow farmers.

TheChronicThumb Hey everyone, Let the training begin! Transplanted her into a 5 gallon fabric pot today. She will stay in this pot until a week before I flip her to flower and then I will move her into a 10 gallon pot. I'm kinda excited to flower her in a 10 gallon fabric pot.

TheChronicThumb Transplanted her into 10 gallon fabric pot earlier then I had originally planned.

TheChronicThumb Still training. Nothing to report this week.

TheChronicThumb Ok, so I transplanted her into a 10 gallon fabric pot. (She's gonna be a big one) and put her into a Sunstream 4x4 under a MarsHydro TSW 2000. I have serious doubts that this one will be sufficient lighting for the entire grow. I will probably switch out her light when I flip her to flower.

TheChronicThumb Been a good week! Concentrating on filling out the 4x4. Once all her bud sites fill out this 4x4 I will flip her over to 12/12

TheChronicThumb So far so good. We battled through a small case of powdery mildew on a few leaves but a milk solution spray seems to have done the trick. Did some defoliation and trimmed out the useless branches to create more breathing room and to eliminate the branches that are only going to be taking away from the main bud branches.

TheChronicThumb Granted 9 or 10 weeks is a little long for vegetation stage, but it's still a little sooner then I would have liked. I was hoping to wait until my other tent was ready for flower but their still another 4 weeks out before I flip them. Anyway, she looks good strong and healthy so no time like the present. I've set the timer on a 12hr schedule 9am to 9pm. Tonight is night one so stay tuned.

TheChronicThumb First week of flower cycle was pretty much normal! Uneventful! Flower sites are looking good, I expect to see some bud formation later this week. She looks healthy as can be now.