Critical Orange Punch

CanadianChronic Only three of the five seeds have germinated properly even though all five showed taproots it seems to have died off after being put in the soil. I believe this is just part of growing with seeds some make it and some don’t and we can only do as much as we can do. In future I plan on cloning which should solve most of my problems. Of the three plants that did sprout I’ve put them in 3 gallon fabric pots and they seem to be doing well. I will slowly start introducing nutrients over the coming weeks.

CanadianChronic Plants are getting adjusted to the coco Usually takes a little bit of time before they take off This was my first grow with a fresh batch of coco so I probably should have conditioned it better before I put my plants in the medium Next time I’ll condition the soil by adding nutrients over a 2 week period and flushing it a couple times prior Stay tuned for more 😎

CanadianChronic These plants are in my vegetation tent. This tent is designed to keep plants in a vegetation state grow them and train them without any rush before flipping them to my big tent for production. I keep my light as high as possible to allow for maximum growth I’m not worried about stretching as I constantly defoliate and train these plants. These plants are designed to take clones from…as well as grow up until ready for the big tent. Right now I only have three critical orange punch plants in this tent. However I do plan on having five eventually one being a mother plant and four growing up before being put into my bigger tent. I will obtain another two plants by cloning my biggest plant when the time comes probably another 3 to 4 weeks from now.

CanadianChronic Plants are growing well, some light defoliation near the bottom to keep the leaves away from the soil, and begin my shaping. Plants should be ready for cloning in about 3-4 weeks. ***WAS NOT ABLE TO FINISH DIARY DUE TO UNEXPECTED LIFE CHANGES