HerbalPrincess
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Three Island Sweet Skunk clones, obtained December 2nd, 2010. We figure we'll get three new ones every month-and-a-half or so, to keep a small but perpetual cycle. This is our second grow.
That's a picture of them the night we got them. All three have Hawaiian names: Pele (Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire) on the right, Kealoha ("loved one") on the left, and Hokule'a ("guiding star") in the back. They're vegging under a 400w MH, and are in Sunshine #4.
Monday, December 6th. As you can see, Kealoha and Hokule'a are doing well. Pele, however, was accidentally nudged and possibly uprooted a little bit. She really drooped for awhile, and several leaves yellowed and were clipped off. She recovered (as you'll see in the next set of pictures), but is now quite a bit behind her sisters, who were transplanted into 1gal pots; Pele is still in her red cup.
Today, December 14th. Pele is still in her red cup, since we want her to recover a bit more before we transplant her, which will probably be later this week. Mountain Dew can for size reference.
I'm a bit of an Advanced Nutrients whore. :3 Right now they're on a light blend of Sensi Grow A+B, Nirvana, Sensizym, and Rhino Skin, with a little bit of Botanicare's Liquid Karma thrown in. I've also been applying Voodoo Juice, Tarantula, and Piranha once a week. Hokule'a and Kealoha will get their third and final veg application later this week, while Pele still needs two more feedings of the Root Boosters.
They came with a bit of a spider mite problem, and we've neemed them three times in the past few weeks (as well as removing any we've seen by hand). Hopefully that will take care of it. We gave them some Azamax with their last watering to help.
We figure we'll put them into flowering about a week apart each, Hokule'a first, Kealoha second, and Pele coming up last. We'll also transplant them into 7gal pots when we do so. We're going to trim off any lower branches (learned that lesson the hard way last time) and (probably) FIM within the next few days.
And here are three individual shots from today.
Kealoha, Hokule'a, and Pele. Also, it's okay to post if you want to. :>
That's a picture of them the night we got them. All three have Hawaiian names: Pele (Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes and fire) on the right, Kealoha ("loved one") on the left, and Hokule'a ("guiding star") in the back. They're vegging under a 400w MH, and are in Sunshine #4.
Monday, December 6th. As you can see, Kealoha and Hokule'a are doing well. Pele, however, was accidentally nudged and possibly uprooted a little bit. She really drooped for awhile, and several leaves yellowed and were clipped off. She recovered (as you'll see in the next set of pictures), but is now quite a bit behind her sisters, who were transplanted into 1gal pots; Pele is still in her red cup.
Today, December 14th. Pele is still in her red cup, since we want her to recover a bit more before we transplant her, which will probably be later this week. Mountain Dew can for size reference.
I'm a bit of an Advanced Nutrients whore. :3 Right now they're on a light blend of Sensi Grow A+B, Nirvana, Sensizym, and Rhino Skin, with a little bit of Botanicare's Liquid Karma thrown in. I've also been applying Voodoo Juice, Tarantula, and Piranha once a week. Hokule'a and Kealoha will get their third and final veg application later this week, while Pele still needs two more feedings of the Root Boosters.
They came with a bit of a spider mite problem, and we've neemed them three times in the past few weeks (as well as removing any we've seen by hand). Hopefully that will take care of it. We gave them some Azamax with their last watering to help.
We figure we'll put them into flowering about a week apart each, Hokule'a first, Kealoha second, and Pele coming up last. We'll also transplant them into 7gal pots when we do so. We're going to trim off any lower branches (learned that lesson the hard way last time) and (probably) FIM within the next few days.
And here are three individual shots from today.
Kealoha, Hokule'a, and Pele. Also, it's okay to post if you want to. :>
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