Hello and welcome to my grow journal everybody! Thanks for stopping by, I hope you won't be disapointed! *Comments Welcome*

My Goal: 4 different strains, 1 Midgrade Seattle Bagseed, 1 Mid/Lowgrade Houston Bagseed, 1 Highgrade Seattle Bagseed, & 1 Mazar Unfeminized Godweed.

There will be 1 mother, 4 vegative, & 4 flowering of each strain, with 2 week gaps between each plant. That is 16 in veg, 16 in flower, 4 mothers which is 36 plants. I plan on harvesting 1 plant of each strain every two weeks, so I will have a constant supply of fresh herbs.

Currently I am only working with 2 strains until I purchase my 1000w Wide Spectrum HPS, install my exhaust fan, tap in to the ac, and make sure my temps are nominal.

Tap Water pH: 7.5

Supply's On Hand:
2x 4ft Dual T12 Shop Lights
4x 4ft T12 5000k Daylight 96CRI 2200 lumen fluorescents.
8x Dish Pans
2x Empty Jiffy7 Greenhouses
1x Jiffy7 Greenhouse w/peat moss cups
1x Alaska Fish Emulsion 5-1-1 *organic*
1x Metanaturals 1-5-5 *organic*
1x Aquarium Air Pump
1x pH Testing Kit (Vial & Droplets)
1x Organic pH down
2x Empty Jiffy7 Greenhouses
1x Jiffy7 Greenhouse w/peat moss cups

Future Supply's:
*coming soon*

Germination was perfomed using the paper towel method. I placed the seeds between moist paper towels, in a tupperware container, plastic wrapped the top, placed it in a duffle bag inside the garage where the temp is/was around 85 degrees. In the first 24 hours, most of the Houston Bagseed and some of the Seattle Bagseed had started to crack their shells so I transplanted them into Jiffy7 peat moss cups (part of the Jiffy7 Windowsill Greenhouse 12 Jiffys in each) Each strain in different Greenhouses. Within 48 hours, 12 seeds of each strain had popped open, and the Greenhouses were filled. I placed the greenhouses on the windowsill to absorb some sun, and in 24 hours they had cracked the surface, and I started my photo documentation.



Day 1 Photos





Day 2 Photos
All but one of the seeds from the Houston Bagseed had broken the surface, so I proceeded to move the plants under the artificial lighting (4ft Dual T12 Shoplight w/ 5000k 92cri Flourescents (2200 lumens/bulb))





Day 3 Photos
Plants started showing aggressive root development piercing through the thin burlap like membrane.



Day 4 Photos
Transplanted the plants into square biodegrable pots, placing a thin layer of soil in the bottom, then filling in around the jiffy, burying the stems as much as possible to help support the plant later in its development. Pots then placed into Light Green Dish Tubs (each holds 12 pots perfectly), then proceeded to overwater (accidentily) their new homes.



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Day 7 Photos - Seattle Bagseed
Individual and Group Photos Taken of each plant.













Day 7 Photos - Houston Bagseed
Individual and Group Photos Taken of each plant.

Day 8 Photos
Watered the topsoil lightly with oxygenated 1tbsp/gallon fish emulsion. 2.5/.5/.5



Day 9 Photos



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Day 11 Photos
Watered the dish tub w/ oxygenated 1tbsp/gallon fish emulsion 2.5/.5/.5 < 1 quart between both pans

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Day 12 Photos
Watered the dish tub w/ oxygenated (1tbsp fish emulsion & 1/2tsp metanaturals)/gallon 3/3/3. pH 6.5 (5.5 before oxygenation). < 1 quart between both pans. Foliar fed the plants with (1tsp fish emulsion & 1/4tsp metanaturals)/gallon 2/1.5/1.5. pH 6.5

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