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These plants are maturing fairly quickly now that they're one day shy of their 7th week. I'm not giving them any more nitrogen, but I may add some molasses to their watering one more time. One of the sativas is turning purple on a few branches. The plants have a sweet piney taste to them and...

More close up shots of the indicas and tops of the plants to give an idea how they are doing at day 32 of budding. I've given them less nitrogen, or "grow" food then any other crop, but they seem to be accepting it well. I think the dolomite lime is keeping the ph level from fluctuating...

I've noticed some male pollen sacs emerging from the top buds.... but they don't seem to be putting out pollen. I'm wondering if these plants are putting out sacs that aren't viable? I mean last time I had a few of the same "pollen sacs" but they didn't pollinate anything. pics up in a bit.

I find keeping the rapid rooters soaking wet will hold the roots back, you could let them dry out, but so they are still a bit moist be careful because those roots pop out pretty quickly. I've had 100% success keeping the rooters at a low moisture level.

These plants are taking quite a bit longer to start flowering, but the wait will be worth it.:leaf: and here are some close ups of the indicas top buds.

You can see the way these plants stretch is completely different, but the smell remains the same. I've removed a few more branches from the bottom of each plant and bent over the tops.

At day 11 of flowering they are stretched out mostly at the top branches, and haven't had any signs of stress or deficiency;-) pics soon to follow.

These are the indica dominant plants to give you an idea of where they're at.

The plants have been budding since the 10th and are doing great! I've fed them a stronger budding formula and it seems to be working out fine. the indicas are stretching slowly, while the sativas are stretching so fast they're likely going to overgrow an indica if I'm not careful.

I'm going to get the old man to help bend the top branches today, as he does that I will fix up a weak budding solution and feed them. The plants will be given two or three days to heal up from the bending and then we'll flip them to 12/12. So I would anticipate the first day of flowering will...

The vigor these plants are showing is pretty extreme! I've given them one small feeding since they've been transplanted and they seem to love it! the sativa plants seem to need more nutes then the indica, but I'll be keeping their feeding schedule the same. snapped a quick pic so you can see the...

It took a total of 2 bales of pro-mix to get these plants ready to go. One bucket was too tall so I filled it up halfway, and then I'll trim about 4'' off the top of the rim to even it out. I just did a quick walk around snapping a pic of each plant from the top.

I'll be transplanting the girls into the large buckets today. I'm pretty excited to see what they're going to look like when they're huge. As well as how many bales of pro-mix we'll need.

Heres a shot showing off the similarities and differences between the two plants leaves.

No I've stapled mylar to the walls, ceiling and floor. I can't remember the brand name of it, but its black on one side white on the other. Thanks man I'm excited to see the difference between the sativa plants and the indica, mostly because these seeds came from the same bud. The lower...

haha thanks I wish I could sell it for 1200 a qp, but there's too much competition,

The plants have been topped at the sixth node, I'm trying to keep the topping as gentle as possible so the top that came off was maybe the size of a match. I may be able to clone one of the lower branches that will be removed once the plants are gargantuan.

The plants have picked up speed now that the roots are doing some exploration! I believe the new light has to do with a lot of their new vigor, as well as being helped out by the lime. The seedling that was looking most hungry, is now almost fully greened up. I have been measuring their food by...

I have the first roots poking out of the buckets draining holes. because the soil is pretty moist I fluffed the top layer, allowing the roots to breath better than if it was left compact.

I've cleaned out the larger buckets, and had just enough to transplant all the girls. two of the buckets needed holes drilled into the bottom, but that's easy. I'm kind of annoyed that I didn't have these ready to bud out asap, but I guess being broke just before harvest doesn't help either...