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These babies are doing great and loving life! #2 in particular is happens to be the more beastly of the 2 so far during veg. It's growing rapidly. #2 actually sprouted about 1 whole day after #1, but quickly passed #1 up!
#2 is blowing my mind! The vigor of this girl is great. Especially considering she popped a day after #1. I'm so impressed. It looks like #2 may be a bit CM deficient, so I'm going to start adding nutes this week!
I underwatered quite a bit between vacation and a work trip. They were looking a little rough, but after a good watering and feeding they're coming back just fine. I did a minor defoliation as well. #2 has nearly doubled in height after the first week of flower. #1 is 9 inches tall
These gals are looking amazing! Nice and green and getting fairly tall! However, they seem to be slowing down now with the stretch.. maybe. Having a great grow so far!
Holy crap, it's like watching a horse race with these plants. #1 has been behind by a lot in size all of veg and early flower. Now this week she surpassed #2! Both plants are flowering like champs.
These flowers are really starting to grow! Stacking slowing but surely and trichomes are really starting to develop. These ladies are always thirsty but loving life!
Not sure what's happening exactly, but #2 started quickly started showing yellow and brown on many leaves. #1 also experienced this, but it wasn't quite as bad. I'm not sure what this is. If it's due to lack of nutrition or virus or underwatering? Anyways, I'm hoping they level out and recover nicely.
These girls seem to be struggling. They're either getting burned by nutes, or lack there of. Or PH? Not sure, but this keeps happening in my past 2 or 3 grows and it's frustrating AF. I'm really hoping my Jillybean Lime plants don't get this.
The gals are stabilizing overall. I'm thinking of moving back up to 3 gal pots. Maybe that was the issue? Anyways, #2 is looking about ready to chop in a week or so. I'm going to start flushing her, but #1 doesn't look nearly as close. So I'll keep feeding nutes to her.
These plants had some trouble throughout their grow cycle. They experience a lot of browning, crisping leaves. However, the bud output for #1 was great. Unfortunately, #2 got bud rot (my first ever case) and had to be chopped down. :(
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