Acid Dawg by Karma Genetics Open Pop.

Watered in some epsom salt and Microbs today. I'm going to wait to transplant until the 4x2 is ready, could be 1-3 weeks, so they might get a little root bound. I'm going to add a little soil to the top of each cup when I water next.

Watered in some more Epsom Salt and added some soil to the top of each cup today. They look a lot better in this pic than they did a couple hours ago. Still signs of magnesium deficiency and also a few brown spots. Not going to transplant until next weekend, as the tent isn't ready for them. The soil is 2 recycled, reamended batches mixed together with some Coast of Maine Lobster Compost. 1 batch was reamended with BuildASoil craft blend 3-5-2 and mineral pack, CoM compost, charged biochar, and some kelp meal. The other 1 I don't really remember, I think it was a new soil mix with some recycled soil with Dr. Earth fertilizer, Kelp Meal, BuilaSoil worm castings and mineral pack. Both soils cooked for a long time, but not in ideal temps until the past month. A few other cultivars look extremely healthy with this soil, however 1 is showing worse signs of magnesium deficiency. When I mixed the 2 soils together and Compost, it's likely I didn't mix it well enough.

I have to delay transplanting because the tent won't be ready for them until next weekend hopefully. So I decided to trim them up and sprinkle in a small amount of Dr. Earth 4-6-3 fertilizer. When the soil dries I'm going to water in a some Microbs.

Transplanted last night into a recycled soil mix that I'm not too sure on the strength of. I also started a compost tea brew yesterday, worm castings, kelp meal, bat guano, aloe powder, and molasses. My air pump died sometime overnight. So I feed the tea first thing this morning. Unfortunately I found out my floor wasn't level, and the water drains to the right where I don't have plants. I took a single cut of every plant and labeled them 1-11. Instead of labeling them here I'm going to remember 1-4 is top row, 5-7 middle, and 8-11 is the bottom row. I read reports that Acid Dawg didn't clone easy, and when transplanting the roots weren't that impressive, so I soaked the peat pucks in kelp meal and aloe powder. If I have any females that the clone isn't successful for, I will just re-veg.

They look a little sad. Going to brew a tea this week. Worm castings, bat guano, kelp meal, and unsulfered blackstrap molasses, aerated for 48 hours. I'm going to wait until the weekend, to defoliate and switch to 12/12.

I defoliated and top dressed 1 tablespoon of Dr. Earth 4-6-3 and a solo cup of soil in each container. I also changed the light cycle to 12/12 today on 7/2. I transplanted rooted clones of everyone except 4,5, and 10 into solo cups. I took additional cuts of 4,5, and 10 as well. #8 had the most insane roots that I've seen on any clones so far.

They are looking healthy. They responded well to the top dressing/tea from last week. They've only been getting water every few days since. The initial cut of #10 I took, didn't root and I pulled it out of the peat puck to look at it. It was a little calloused but I didn't want to mess around with it, I stuck it in the solo cup of soil I had for it anyways, and put it in a different humidity dome not in my tents. I was just going to use the soil in that cup to top dress my clones a little. The dome got kicked and left on the floor, I went to use the soil yesterday and forgot I stuck that cut in there. Because of how the soil spread, it had a 12 inch single tap root, and a couple small ones. So now I'm left with just 4 and 5 waiting to root. One of those has pre-flowered balls tho and I don't plan on keeping any clones of the males at this point.

#2,3,6,8,9, 11 are female. #3 was the tallest from seed until a few males overtook her. #8 had the best roots by far when I cloned her. #9 had really good roots too. The clone for #6 died. She rooted, and kept growing roots in the solo cup, but for whatever reason she never grew new foliage and died. I took a few more cuts of her sometime last week, hopefully those will root soon. #1,4,5,7,10 all ended up being male, so I killed those cuts. When I killed #1 i chopped him at the base. It smelled extremely sour and had the most robust roots of all the males. I stem rubbed him and got nothing of what I smelled when I chopped him, so I'm hoping I didn't mislabel him because I'm thinking I might want to re-veg him. 1 of his sacs also already opened up. #4 was the shortest plant in the tent until very recently.

I top dressed each plant with a tablespoon of Dr. Earth 4-6-3 and some worm castings, and watered that in. They are all looking great and smelling great. I cut off some pollen sacks from my 2 best looking/smelling males #1 and #5 to dry out so I can store. I'm really excited to flower out all the cuts I took of the females, as they all smell amazing with some tantalizing profiles.

I killed all the males, I felt like the tent was sufficiently pollinated and I didn't want to risk an autoflower I got in another tent to get anymore pollen than it already has. I collected a bunch of pollen from #1 when I did. The little plant in there is something I threw in the tent after the 1st week of flower that I eventually might want to do a backcross with, so I figured I might as well make some seeds for that. The buds need to be supported, but I'm probably going to be too lazy to do so. But I am extremely happy how the girls are growing, I am sure when I flower out and smoke the clones, at least 1 will be a keeper. I will train and trellis those gals for sure.

One of them fell over, but she'll be alright. Just on auto mode with this grow, my attention is being spent elsewhere. I can't wait to get the clones of these girls in this tent, going to get them under a trellis and on 12/12 immediately.

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Been pretty much just neglecting these pregnant ladies, but they are all doing ok.