Classics & Kush

Welcome comrades in horticulture to the second week of veg! All the plants were potted up on the 3rd December in to 8l fabric pots. Normally I would use at least 1 intermediate pot between these two sizes but I'm feeling lazy. I think these will be their final pots. No food has been given, but I have foiler fed twice at lights out with Plant Magic's Bio-silicon. The lights have been turned up slighly, now around 30% power. Temperatures continue to drop here requiring some fiddling with the thermostat as substrate temperatures were dropping to 19.9C - right on the edge of where I like to keep my temperatures. I am considering inverting my light schedule so the lights are on at night but for now I'll just keep an eye on it. A single flying insect was spotted in the room while I was checking the plants and it's death was swift and painless. An abundance of caution caused me to add some fly paper, just to make sure there are no more lurking around - nothing so far! I am very impressed by the rapid development of the peyote critical and critical kush. In fact, all three strains from Barney's farm are displaying noticably more vigour than the strains from Phoenix Seeds - I suppose that's to be expected as the Barney's seeds have been selectivly bred and developed for an additional 40+ years while Phoenix's offerings claim to be the original genetics. I am also surprised (not in the good way) by the OG Kush, which is looking the weakest of my 6 so far. Previously, the white widow appeared the weakest of the 6, but she has overtaken the OG kush at this point. I have noticed some purple coloration to the underside of the White Widow - pH is fine. My gut is it's either nothing or just because it's been a bit cold at night the last week. Additionally, the Dos Si Dos #33 has tiny white speckling all over her leaves - this has been the case since she produced her first set of serated leaves. You may also notice the lack of individual drip trays - this is a symptom of my complete lack of foresight :D