Jupiter OG

I am reversing these who began to flower naturally outside. They came from a revegged Jupiter OG mother which is now flowering again.

When i brought these indoors, i had trimmed them down heavily and pulled out the flowering growth from the groins. It has been one and a half weeks since i have put them under 24hr lighting and are putting out new vegetative growth. They are still showing sex in some places.

they're about 1.5 months old, mainlined with very woody stems but very little plant volume from a sadistic amount of pruning. Plants, i apologize.

moved onto 12/1 lighting. lst tomorrow. older leaves from flowering phase are noticebly darker green. some amber thc is found on these. i need to start a time schedule for journal purpose so my notes is day one veg since 12/1 veg.

scratch that, i noted one week of 24 hour lighting 5 days ago.

plants were sprayed with cedar oil @ 1T per 4c chlorinated water while under a dim 10w of lighting and a few houra later were sprayed with pepper extract.

will edit with lst start in 7-8 hours

building the light for vegging larger plants ie these in 1-2 weeks. drawing just over 2A which fits it nicely in 60-70% of the max power rating. sitting two per extra large heatsink.

the stir plate tea is;
fermented carrot extract for K and trace elements,
blood meal for N,
fermented fish extract for amino acids (also a form of nitrogen as proteins i think),
liquid bone extract that was kind of an experiment but for calcium phosphate,
dry humic acid,
EMe,
molasses,
epsom salts

checking pH of the tea tomorrow morning

hmm well no pic uploader...
update later. lst tops turned up. woopdy doo

welp pics are down for the count. let's listen to SLEEP while i go to sleep. I have a DATE in the morning shwing freshman girl.

those are held down by hemp skins

i really need to get on to painting this box white..... i even got clear mylar to put on top

the soil theyre in is a basic hand thrown soil from aerobic FKG composted into oak/pine forest floor, sandy loam, vermicastings, bokashi, raw bone meal, blood meal, ash, overkill amount of BD500, humic acid, and idk what else i did. drugs, i did drugs.

notes to me:

next feeding should be vermicasting, bokashi, calphos/vinegar, EMe, molasses, fermented pumpkin extract in ACT

top dress steam bone meal, BD500, lets use this BD up so im obligated to make more. this stuff is getting dry and sad.

been collecting dandylion for BD506

i also roasted the roots for an antioxidant tea/extract. i may or may not ferment it but as i type.....why the heck not? ill go get that prepped before i fall asleep

heck of alot of stretching from only using 2700k bulbs. i should get some cooler bulbs today.

well i havent. ill probably throw together another cob panel at some point. im not trying to spend much on this. i may do nothing about it all together. im thinking about cutting these back heavily. i fed them a tea yesterday morning and it's been 24hrs. the vegetation is coming in very nicely.

tea:
1 gallon of water
4tsp FPE citrus
4tsp boiled bone tea
(not confident about this as a phosphate source)
1-2T of blood meal
qtr of a stout beer
4tsp EMe
4 tsp molasses
some kombucha

stir plated for 24 hours

smells amazing in here. like a dark beer and yeasty CO2

some stem snapping this morning and letting a wild mantis clean any large insects out of here. ill send her to flower room for a week next.

gettng the soil ready for planting.

there is:
10 gallons of leaf mold
10 gallons of fermented kitchen garbage
2 gallons of vermicasting
1 gallon of bokashi
4/3 cup of steamed bone meal
handful of gypsum
BD500 horn manure

layered as:
leaf mold
bokashi
leaf mold
bokashi
bone meal
gypsum
leaf mold
Bd500
bokashi
5 gallons of FKG
bokashi
leaf mold
bokashi
2 gallons of vermicastings
bokashi
5 gallons of FKG
bokashi
gypsum
bone meal
leaf mold
bokashi
BD500


jabbed with shovel for 2 minutes to pack it in evenly
-going to turn once a week and use in 3 weeks
-mixing into basic sandy loam 1:1 or 2:1
experimenting

so this is an experiment obviously. it 75% compost and 25%bio char rich soil. i just want to see what will happen. ill change the soil if they get pissed. i just think this FKG based compost is a light but steady feeding compost so 3/4 total volume might be kinda nice? idk i think i need a casing soil because its pretty composty (if there was ever an adjective). if this soil is ok, the four will get transplanted into 5 gallon containers after a while.
I mean the stuff just looks like i would imagine a hummus rich bed to look so i'll ci.

reorganized

and meanwhile the mother plants are getting ripe. i tried taking pics with a flashlight instead of the flash. pretty sure thats worse looking.

soil was too hot. started wilting the leaves on one plant. i did notice that the roots were not growing like they should also. i assume this more clarification of a phosphorus deficiency.

i diluted the hot soil into equal parts of my base mix and transplanted them all.

had to try the hot mix though.

that rich rich soil was a no go lol. transplanted shocked 3 of 4. the forth survived a dis-planting and re-transplanting into a basic soil mix of mine. just foliar fed fish aminos, em, mols, fpe

I had a freebie seed of this from attitude but when I was sprouting it I broke the tap root looks like pretty good quality stuff

yea ive been having fun with this plant and keeping a mother. ive grown it with just topping and LST and that heavy amounts of little buds and then tried the mainlining just recently and saw alot of 4-7 gram buds upon curing. im new to the indoors unfortunately so im trying to manipulate my outdoors TEKs into indoors ones. im finding the fertility of the soil remains much stronger indoors since nothing is wasted. im used to raised beds in a vegetable garden with companion crops lol

the same mix that killed three of these plants is feeding a 5 gal mimosa hostilis tree of mine like a champ.