24hr. AFGHAN BUSH KUSH DWC!

Day 1 - Afghan Kush Auto DWC from Fastbuds I see that of the new Originals varieties that not many Diaries on here choose this Afghan Kush Auto. It strikes me as odd that there is not many more growers of this strain. The level of detail in this Diary will be like all my rest. If you follow along in DWC, you will grow a monster plant! a. Soaked Rockwool cube for 1 hr in 6.0PH water b. inserted dry seed into Rockwool cube c. placed into tent, into humidity pod which is 80% humidity, and 22 degrees Day 2 - resting nicely a. the humidity pod method works very well for rockwool b. I give the cube a few seconds of fresh air a day just to circulate, not adding any extra water to the cube c. I decided to start this seed with 6.0 plain mineral water instead of nutrients. In my experience Afghan Kush can be a bit picky at first with strong soil/nutrients/rooting cube. I usually use a root riot cube, but for this one no. d. in 7 days she will emerge as a small seedling. Day 3 - she is in her forever tent a. we will be using the same tent and light as Gorilla Cookies, and likely the same schedule for feeding. b. my region is starting to become very cold, and our little tent is out in our barn, so the light will help keep the temperatures always in range, no ventilation right now, 24 hours light. Day 4 - she has germinated a. looked down into the cube and there is a huge white root growing b. day 7 she will go in the DWC likely Day 5 - beginning to appear a. the plant is making her appearance b. 24 hours light keeps the tent temperatures where they need to be consistently. c. gave her 5ml of PH 6.0 water on the rockwool Day 6 - she made her debut! a. Afghan Kush is up and ready! b. there is a nice root out of the bottom, in 2 days she will go into the DWC Day 7 - like clockwork we have a beautiful healthy sprout a. keeping her in the humidity pod at the moment, the temps are 21 degrees and 90% humidity, perfect for her growth b. tomorrow I may put her in the DWC, I may not depending on the root development on the bottom of the rockwool cube