Strawberry Cough, Blue Cheese, Critical Sensi Star Grow

So today it starts

Location: Closet

Strains: 1 fem Delicious Critical Sensi Star, 1 fem Big Buddha Blue Cheese, and 1 fem Dutch Passion Strawberry Cough

Soil: Fox Farm Ocean Forest Potting Soil

Veg Light: 400w MH

Veg Light time:18hrs

Flower Light: 400w HPS

Flowering Light Time:12hrs

Water: Tap water that sits for at least 24hrs

Nutrients: Humboldt Nutrients Grow, Micro, and Bloom

Germination: Damp paper towel under warmth

Final container: 8' clay pots (1 per plant)

Also I have a digital ph meter and the calibration kit.

Pics soon, comments appreciated

Great lineup playboo.. you're so in for a treat in couple of months

BlackRoses said:

Great lineup playboo.. you're so in for a treat in couple of months

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thats what i like to hear =) have you ever tried sensi star or critical sensi star? i seem to be having trouble finding ANYTHING on CRITICAL Sensi Star although i found a bit about regular sensi star fro those who dont know critical sensi star = critical mass x sensi star

Not really, but I've tried all of those strains and they're all awesome stuff!!
I know Sensi seeds though, but not the other mentioned ones..

Sounds awesome. Cant wait to see.

Update: after a little over 24 hours of germinating in a wet paper towel, the seedlings have been put into their 8' containers and watered, lights are on 18 hours (6am-12am) hopefully within 2 days we'll see a green sign of life pics when sprouts above soil

pretty convenient we almost have the same set up. Definatly gonna keep an eye on this grow. will you post pics soon?

Keeping an eye on this grow.... Can't wait to see the ladies in full bloom!

critical sensi star is in the lead, being the first to pop through the soil, not surprising with it's critical mass genetics! Will take photos as soon as strawberry and blue show also. I keep reading a lot about critical mass having a high risk of mold with its buds being so large, is this something i should worry about with critical sensi star? and if so would having a mh light evaporate all liquids anyway i also always have a fan blowing air around in there when the lights on? and tips appreciated!

Sounds awesome playboo... I'm going to keep an eye on this one too - can't wait for the pics! My previous grow had a Barney's Blue-Cheese (fem) and my current grow also has one although my bagseed plants seem to be dominating right now..lol.

Interested in the Strawberry Cough... best of luck! Sub'd.

ps... feel free to come check out my grow journal as well - link in my sig. =) Cheerz!

Sorry about the delay guys, strawberry cough is making me nervous it still hasn't came above soil i gently moved soil around to see if i could figure out where it is, i found half the seed shell but nothing else, any ideas?

playboo893 said:

Sorry about the delay guys, strawberry cough is making me nervous it still hasn't came above soil i gently moved soil around to see if i could figure out where it is, i found half the seed shell but nothing else, any ideas?

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just got home from work dug around some more found the other half of the seed but no plant, roots, leaves, nothing, we have a mouse (not by choice) does anybody know if the mouse wouldve dug through the dirt to eat the middle of the seed?

Yikers....that would really suck. I wouldn't doubt it that a mouse would smell out that seed and eat it... not sure why it wouldn't eat the shell as well though....

hmm.. o well ill move on without it, pics tomorrow probably of blue cheese and critical sensi star sprouts!

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Im interested to see how your critical sensi star works out....

Pic 1 Closet Setup
Pic 2 Critical Sensi Star 8' Clay Pot
Pic 3 Better view of the CSS Sprout
Pic 4 Blue Cheese 8' Clay Pot
Pic 5 Better View of the Blue Cheese Sprout

The pics above are showing the plants at 5 days old in soil 7 if you count germination

new pics tonight or tomorrow night, my last grow was with 1 cfl and 2 weak 24' floros and was so slow, so watching with the 400w mh is awesome

1 week old, here they are, keep in mind until i reach the top of the clay pot i keep adding soil and burying the stem up to the bottom leaves while it grows to promote root growth , thats why they still look so low to the soil

I wouldn't add anymore soil until transplant...