Seedling phase
10 out of 10 seeds germinated yesterday and were planted directly. Today 3 already showing their heads
Seedling phase
10 out of 10 seeds germinated yesterday and were planted directly. Today 3 already showing their heads
And it begins again!![]()
another quest! Seeking the ultimate grow
, this is WAY better than 7th grade science
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I’d like to see what I’ve crossbred and share it all with you![]()
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I spy something green and happy. ![]()
Cool can’t wait to see what all you got going. ![]()
Doing what they supposed to be doing ![]()
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How far is your light from the tops of the plants? Is there a dimmer setting and what is that set on?
It is a Sanlight Q1W Dimm, and I have already turned up the light setting. I’ve already taken steps to prevent further stretching. Why do you ask?
Looking good to me (?)I don’t believe that there’s any “excessive” stretch, they are standing tall on their own.![]()
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it appears that you have 10 lil weedlings there.
I find that to be
% in compliance with the thought I had ![]()
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Where you going to move them to from here
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If you don’t have enough room I’m willing to take them off your hands!
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I’m leaving them in the tent for now. In a week or two, I’ll take cuttings, and then it’s off to the flowering stage @Steven @SweetBuds
Vegetative stage
They got their first feeding yesterday, and three plants suffered some slight fertilizer burn when I repotted them, but they’re slowly growing out of it
No.1
No.2
No.3
No.4
No.5
No.6
No.7
No.8
No.9
No.10
I think in a few days I’ll take two cuttings from each plant and put them into the flowering stage![]()
Looking good! ![]()
#3 and #10 are the ones I’m watching. They seem to have the best visual balance at this point.
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Let’s wait and see how the switch to the flowering phase goes ![]()
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Let’s see
I’ll take 4 and 7 at 20
each.
I gotta hunch ![]()
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almost hard to tell they got cut![]()
They were all topped at the fifth node; I then made two cuttings from that
I’m letting them recover a bit, and over the next few days, they’ll be defoliated and heavily thinned out before going into the flowering stage