This little light of mine

Ph_cubed Flower Day 1 - 27/9/25 Day 71 from seed - Saturday Album of the week - Dark Side of the Moon - Pink Floyd These ladies were started with my other grow (Ricky's Hash Plant + White Wedding RBX) but they finally got booted out. I was planning on letting them veg for one more week in the other tent but, fuck it, they're not going to get much larger since I am not transplanting them. Cramming four plants in under three square feet is tight, this is my "sea of green" attempt. I am currently growing some of these plants outdoors and they had a decent stretch to them when they flipped to flower. Hoping this little tent will be packed. That being said, I have my reservations about the strength of this light. I am testing how it works with this run. Ultimately, this tent (and light) were purchased with mother/veg in mind so this will probably be the only time this light does flower (except maybe a sex test run). We are running 1700-0500 daily. Expecting about 9 weeks of flower time. I have grown the mother strains, they're both about 8-9 weeks, but this is the first run of indoor Galactic Wedding. These seeds are a cross of Galactic Runtz (Exotic Genetics) and White Wedding RBX (Ethos Genetics). I have another friend growing the strain indoors and out as well, hope to see the results. Much love.

Ph_cubed Day 7 - Week 1 Flower Day 56 - 3/10/25 Stretch is going well, should go on for another week or so before we see buds. Gals got fed yesterday (liquid, power bloom, + worms). Still pretty wet from the nematode treatment. They also did not like my cold basement floor (winter is coming) so I put them onto pot stands. They seem to be happy. I also switched flowering to day time since I was dealing with light bleed in the tent. Might do a light defoliation this week but I am going pretty low maintenance on these ladies. Temp is a little lower than I like and the humidity is low. Issues I deal with in winter. I am not investing in gear for this tent though so it might get pretty dry. I am presently growing these outdoors and they can handle the cold just fine.