New Cab! 150W hps, dwc and scrog

Why did you only run one plant, besides the mothers?I see you have some more room in there..just wondering

Only the one for now cos its my first go at a scrog setup, also I'm not into bulk production, this one plant will keep me well stocked for months. Hell I still have 10grams left from my last PC case harvest! :P next grow tho I plan on doing a mini sea.of green with maybe 6 -9 clones in soil.

lol i guess i just smoke to much

okey dokey, bit late with update, been out of town for few days.
came back to a pleasant surprise tho, opened up the cab and it had grown like 3" in 3 days
starting to think now i should have switched to 12/12 a week earlier, i knew there would be stretch but yeah, getting a bit more than i expected!
guess thats what happens when ya havent grown a particular strain before :P
Some tops looking a little down as i just did a bit more training

meanwhile, in the clone box, wonderful things have been happening. all 6 clones in the bubble cloner have rooted well (thats 2x bubblegum clones, 2x tomato clones and 2x cameron apple aka: pepino melon clones)
so i wanted to transplant them into soil and searched around for the best method and have just put a few ideas together and will see how they go.
What im doing is purely experimental and if it works well then i will use it in the future.
I started with 6 10cm pots (cos i had them on hand, next time will probably go with bigger pots) and half filled with potting mix (just some regular potting mix with no nutes added)
then made a bit of a well in each of them and put half handful of perlite in the wells.
next i carefully removed the clones from the bubble cloner and unwrapped the foam plugs. Here was my first problem, both the pepino and tomato had shot roots straight thru the foam, so instead of breaking them off, i just left most of the foam on em.
the bubblegum clones were fine tho.
Then i gently wiggled them into the perlite (still dry at this point, easier to move around) then added more perlite around the roots to cover them.
Finally i topped up with potting mix and watered in very well (like watered it till it was pouring out the bottom then let it drain off) with a a plant starter mix.
I didnt squash down the potting mix at all so as not to damage any of the roots, just watering it well levelled out the soil.
And back in the clone box they went
Now to wait patiently and hope they take the transplant well!

heres pics of the process, feel free to ask any questions, comment or advise

and just added a coupla pics of tha girl

Looking great! Very beautiful, and fantastic clones!

Thanks lady j!
Checked in on the clones this morning, still nice n perky, no droop from transplant
Got another clone I did in rockwool that's ready for transplant too! Popped a few roots out of the rw this morning :P
These clones I think I might go 12/12 straight up cos I'm starting to run out of room lol. Don't want to put them outdoors cos its just too cold at night.
Waiting eagerly for the bagseed bonsai mum clone to root, won't be long then I can 12/12 it and determine sex.

GREAT job Baskarz! You've come so far

cheers bro! great to see ya still hangin round!

res change pics! seems to have stopped stretching and bud formation has begun!

enjoy