While I was in search of which strain to grow next, Jack The Ripper kept sticking out in my mind. Subcool's descriptions of this strain sold me and the more I read about the man himself (along with TGA), it was a no brainer!

I found a local club with some clones so I picked up 5 (all they had left) the day after Christmas. I didn't like the fact that all 5 clones were rooted in 1 block of rockwool. Had to cut to separate. Is this normal practice? The last place I picked up clones they were all in separate cubes. They all looked healthy and seem to be handling the transplant fine so I'm not real concerned. Just seems weird.
Anyway, the clones were transplanted into 3 gallon nursery pots with Fox Farm Ocean Forest on New Years day and the 400 watt HPS was set to 18/6. As of today, they all look good. A little burning on some leaf tips but nothing major. I just found out FFOF is a bit hot for seedlings and clones so it was expected.

I'd appreciate any advice on how to best grow this strain and what her growth habits are. Thanks! I can't wait to start flowering.

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wait til ya smoke it then, has a real nice musky under tone, under the lemon. with the taller pheno. and it does fill real strong and fresh on ya eyes. gives ya that scetch'e hi to

nice plant and dope name

Update, day 38 in 12/12. It's actually day 40 today. This picture was take a couple days ago. Will take better shots out of the hps the closer we get to harvest. This strain has been a joy to grow so far. Had a little powdery mildew to deal with a few weeks ago but I kept it in check.

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thats lookin sweet...good job

Looking great Cali,what did you use for the mildew?

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Thanks guys. They are really starting to bulk up now.

Rix, I used Ed Rosenthal's Zero Tolerance. Good shit!

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Thanx Cali,that must smell interesting!
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Once you try black,you never go back.
FEED THE SOIL,NOT THE PLANT.