Black Sugar Rose (Delicious), Witches Wedding (Seedsman), Midnight Mass (Piff Coast Farms), NL #10 (Sunwest)

It looks to me like there is some revegetation going on in the greenhouse SSH plant. But it is also getting fatter buds at the same time. Hope this finishes in the next month here. The Black Sugar Rose are doing well. The clones are all doing well. The seedlings are another story. I am realizing now that Fox Farms is not a good medium for seedlings. Very slow going. Only 2 of the Mister Nice SSH are doing okay at this point. Only 2 Katsus one of each of the Harlem Shuffle and one Moses is alive. I will be using some Coast of Maine seedling soil for the Piff Coast gear and have made room in the germinator for this soil.

All of the Piff Coast gear sprouted. They were all planted in germ boxes using Coast of Maine seedling soil. Unfortunately I broke off the head from on of the Harlem Dreams sprouts. So looks like I will only grow one of these. But the one I did plant without breaking has already sprouted through the soil. The other 3 Midnight Mass I planted properly with no breakage. Hopefully at least one of the MNS SSH regular seedlings will be a female.

Topped the larger of the two Black Sugar Rose. These plants are interesting in that they seem to grow with two canopies, one on the left and one on the right. Different from the standard Christmas tree formation of a marijuana plant. For the smaller plant I can definitely see it growing in this bi polar if you will kind of way. The greenhouse SSH plant seems to be past the point of no return for budding. She is just going to keep budding and budding until an explosion of uncontrollable flower dripping with trichomes and shooting pistils. So I keep feeding these plants until their thirst is satiated. I know that they are in the water only Great Lakes and Purple Cow Indicanja but I am still feeding them around a 1/2 dosage of Fox Farms nutes. I do a couple to 3 teaspoons per 2 gallons of water of each of the Grow Big, Tiger Bloom, Cal Mag, and that brown stuff made of bat shit. Oddly enough mixing all of these together with the water produces a PH that needs no adjusting. Of the sprouts all of the Piff Coast seeds have sprouted with the exception of the one I fumbled and broke the head of during transplant. Just my opinion but I think the Coast of Maine seed starter soil makes a difference.

Looking very sad. If they had to live in this environment well they wouldn't be able to. Moving these to the tent tomorrow.