8+Strains Lambton County

April 18th - the soil this morning was dry enough to allow a light-watering. - root development in the 1 gal pots demands that there be a mass transplant to 3 gal pots, tonight. -basic nute menu above ( foliar and liquid feed ) - “Blue Room” became a reality, as I Need some space for these plants, as they get moved into 3 gallon homes. - pulled the 315 cmh out of hibernation; and along with the Phlizon 450 this 6.5’ x 6.5’ space is gonna be hoppin. Air will be blown in low at one corner and a patch in the ceiling in the opposite corner, had been left bare for exhaust. Heat and Humidity will be present, just not sure of the levels… tba ( holding 60% rh at 23c no problems ) - 17 transplanted / 19 to go 19th - green is returning - foliar mist at Lites out. Picture of Txerri Bilbo Haze posted after the foliar misting. You can see it has flattened out and covered the entire Leaf. With only a couple of drops visible. = zero surface tension, stomata get fed directly -(cherry) Bilbo Haze is 16cm tall - soil is prepared, tomorrow evening will see the rest of the plants moved into 3 gallon pots 20th - completed 18 transplant from 1 gal pots to 3 gal - watered each new plant with 300ml to help set them. 21st - foliar mist for breakfast - original transplants (17) get watered with Root Stimulants tonight. Now that the plants have responded well to a close call, and are recovering. Newbies get it tomorrow. Posted above; root builder, rapid start, gph ; pH-6.3, ppm-154, EC-304 - FIMming a select few branches tonight. Height control and Clones-needed will be behind any topping or fimming. Its time 23rd - saw me FIMming a few more of the obvious Colas. Pics posted - foliar misting at lites-out 24th - carried out the 2nd Root-based Wash and in 3 days theres Nutes - taped 1 sheet of Mylar up, can’t see it Not contributing, so I’ll put another couple up. We are talking short distances indoors. Any shot a catching lite a 2nd time… - end of the week tonight. The image of the Alaskan Purple, represents the recovery of the whole crop and its gradual shift from yellow near death to full vibrant green. It was amazing to co-ordinate an emerg flush and then apply some patience and see it work x 38. I’m pretty happy because these have become really busy plants the last 7 days ** Andrew and his Wife Sarah; from LegacyMarketFarm get a big shout out for helping me navigate a new approach to a higher level of nutrients needed and a very prepared growing style. Bloody amazing so far !!