Yeah i had a look at the vid makes me want to get it even more for my next grow.

Yeah i'm excitted going to amsterdam never been before and I'm gonna enjoy meeting the greenhouse guys. So basically im going as soon as my ladies are ready to harvest. When they jarred up for a long cure. I will be over there straight away.


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Well here we are, roughly 3 weeks from germination, and everything is going well. Node spacing on the blue cheeses and the ppp is nice and tight...like real tight...so that's a plus. I'm also starting to see some nice branching from the lower nodes on those three.

The super skunks are having a bit harder time of things...I think they are getting a little large for their plastic cups, even though they are 24oz. I'm sorta stuck for pots at the moments, so they're just gonna have to suck it up.

I made an executive decision last night to move the 4 topped bagseed plants into the flower room. The growth on these suckers is just crazy. Alternating node growth (caused by my letting them flower for a couple weeks before reverting back to veg) has led to some very elaborate branching. These would be prime to keep as mothers...if they weren't bagseed, or at least if I knew what I was going to get.

Here is a shot of the topped girls in the flower chamber. Not pictured is the 360w HPS conversion bulb that makes the room really hot. Those 2 t5s on the wall are coming down and will supply the light for my cloning chamber. Now that I've mentioned it...I'm planning on using one of the shelves below my veg chamber (it's a bookshelf I acquired from goodwill...I veg on top of it and store all my growing supplies in the shelf space below). I'm going to run the t5's along the top and set up my humidity dome. Just that like I've got a cloning space!


Back to the veg room, here is my new shorty, Blue Cheese A.


Another view. Healthy growth, just short and stubby...for now...


Here is Blue Cheese B. Good node spacing, looks healthy...much taller than BC A.


Another shot of BC B.


Pure Power. Looks good too. Some leaves have developed necromatic spots...I'm not too concerned though.


Here's another PPP shot. Love that node spacing.


Thai Super Skunk C (on the right)


Thai Super Skunk C on the left. Kinda droopy, very lanky. Thai Super Skunk B failed to germinate btw.



That's all from my family today. More to come as it develops.

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yeah that tight node does look good and soon will turn into a monster. Nice pics looking good jerry

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Been a few days since my last update...my apologies. I'll post updates with more regularity from now on, I promise.

I took a little trip to my (not so) local hydro store yesterday. Picked up a stack of new black square pots (same size as I'm currently using), a couple plastic potting trays, some cal-mag, a bag of FF Light Warrior...and a block of coco! I'm gonna do some experimental coco growing to see how I like it. Should be fun.

The plants are all doing excellent. With the new pots I decided to transplant the Thai Super Skunk out of the plastic cups and into a square pot. I used a 50/50 mix of Ocean Forest and Light Warrior--the LW adds some Mycorrhizae and humic acid...so that's good.

I also decided to top the Thais and root the tops as clones. For this, I put them straight in Light Warrior (as the bag recommends) as the mycorrhizae is good for root formation, or something...the LW also has no nutrients, so I'll be adding some Grow Big in a few days (also as the bag recommends).

When I planted the tops, they almost immediately got weak and started bending over. I cloned with a top recently and the clone was literally laying flat for a day or two before coming back around...these aren't nearly that extreme, but they are a little bendy.

So I'm going to top the Blue Cheeses and the PPP as well...I think...the problem is the node spacing is so tight and the branching is so elaborate I want to just leave it. They all have about 8 nodes...I would top above the second true node (cotyledon node counts as "0") and plant the tops as clones. Maybe I'll do it tonight...

Two Blue Cheeses and the PPP...just before bedtime


Here's a close up of BC B...love the tight nodes...


Here's another of BC B...


BC A...shorter than B, but starting to catch up. Also tight little nodes on her...


Another BC A...


PPP...


Another PPP...


Next we have the two Thai Super Skunks. I should have taken a pic pre-topping, but oh well.


Here are the two tops. Sagging now, but I think they'll be fine.


True to my word, here is my new cloning chamber. The 2 t5's should provide plenty of light. I moved the shelf another level closer after taking this pic...you'll see in the next one.


Here's the whole veg/clone closet shelf now...t5's stay on 24/7, so I've covered with a towel for the 6 hour dark period of the plants above.



As for the 5 other plants...they're doing fine in the flower room. It was night time for them when I took these pics, so I'll post some of them later.

That's all I got. Feedback is always welcome.

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Journal-------------->Blue Cheese, PPP, and Thai Super Skunk...Jerry's Second Grow New Pics 11/22
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Oh, I forgot to give an age for the girls...I'm going to say they broke the surface on June 9th, making them 28 days old today. How the time flies...

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lookin good man! nice and green and bushy...Ive been wondering how that cheese is cuz those brits seem to be going bonkers over it. Ill be watching!

the first grow didnt look to bad either!

Thanks for stopping by AK. Feel free to chime in whenever. I've actually never smoked any cheese or blue cheese for that matter, but I'm sure it'll be tasty.

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Cool man. You're Thai SS leaves are looking just like my Lemon Skunk. Skinny sativa-style with very sharp sawtooth edges. Those T5s should be plenty for cuttings, maybe too much in some cases. You might see some start to yellow out before they root. I use a single 13 watt CFL for all my cuts. Anyways, looks great bro.

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Thanks man. What are you thoughts on rooting cuttings in coco? I'm planning on doing a little experimental grow with a ppp cutting in some coco. I guess rooting in Light Warrior and transferring to coco would be alright too.

The Super Skunks really had some good sativa leaves, especially before I topped (wish I had a pic)...real skinny. Should be fun to have a nice sativa to go with the indica blue cheese and ppp.

Hopefully I'll be able to fill up the clone shelf and get the most out of those t5's...

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Oh yea I forgot to comment on the coco. That's cool man. You'll love it I'm sure. It might be near impossible to root a cutting in it though. I guess it depends how coarse it is. The stuff I use right now turns a bit soupy on top when watered so plants with small root masses can fall over. I root in peat plugs and get a big scraggly white beard of roots going before I transplant. You could use rockwool too. If you use the soil let it root in a solo cup and veg until roots fill the cup. Then cut the cup away and dunk the roots in a bucket of water to wash all the dirt away. Then you could go to the coco.

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