beginner sativas

Culled one runt. Otherwise they are all ok. Light is cranked to 100 percent for these.

Got 4 females, so I will keep two in 5g pots and give away the other two in 1g pots to a buddy. Will veg them out for him a bit first.

Topped all the plants. Trying to clone the tops in rockwool for fun.

Just watered and adjusted ties. Both plants are doing well.

Amended the soil with .5 gallon each. Pruned heavily for the second topping. Plan on the same for the next topping. Want to keep short but build out the root system before flower.

They were looking a little cooked this week but seem to be coming out of it. Light was too close and soil was too hot. Seems to be improving. Ready to top again before flower

Been neglecting them a bit. Will fix this to be right. All kinds of critters in here, large earthworm populations, some good bugs and some not looking so good (moving slow). Drenched and sprayed with neem several times. Lots of rusting on the Swazi Burmese. Maybe soil is still too hot. Will look into it. Continued to top them to spread out the stretch coming for me. Trying to get things straightened out before flower.

Topped both plants again. Otherwise nothing much to say this week as they are just cruising along.

moved into an upgraded 3x3 tent. 300w light too, but still on 18-6. They will have some space now. Still vegging.

Added net to guide some branches and trimmed a lot down below on both plants

Paying a little more attn to these and they are picking up steam. Promise I intend to flower them eventually! The Swazi Burmese is extremely leafy / tiny node spacing.

Last week of veg. Flipped december 28

Trimmed the bushes and set them to flower. They are drinking more. I had given extra females that I vegged of the Swazi Burmese to a friend, who had difficulties flowering at 12/12 but 11.5/12.5 worked, so I am doing this as well. Due to the spring-like January, the humidity rose to 63÷ in the tent. I turned on dehumidifier, but the air exchange was not sufficient. reworked the ventilation and problem solved. In addition to more water, had to increase the feed for their growth spurt as I noticed low ppm in runoff.

Only four days since week 1 update (I was behind in life) but six inches taller. And actually on time. Still stretching.

Had to trim the bushes to prevent an overgrown rotten jungle. The Cocoa Puffs stretched tall, so I elevated the Swazi Burmese in order to make canopy more even. They are both starting to produce frost.

just keeping them fed and watered and watching the show. i gave the cocoa puffs some bloom booster, runoff PPMs got very low, it likes to eat. the swazi burmese does not have the issue and does not need a lot of food.

Plants are starting to get frosty. Really smells wonderful if I open the tent.

Cocoa puffs started flopping over due to flower weight, added a net for support. These plants stink!

Still cruising along. They just get frostier and stinkier. Going to try swapping out the carbon filter later today, my whole house stinks

Still cruising. Buds are gaining weight and frost. Some of the swazi burmese leaves are a little pale, just getting old. Trying to keep everything fed and happy. The light was a bit too close to the Cocoa Puffs so I raised it just a notch. Will probably do so again.

Dropped light from 11.5 hrs a day to 11 hrs. Otherwise just watching and waiting.

Sorry for the dark pictures but these had to get chopped. Very faded and everything flopped over.

Easy to grow, almost no stretch. Wonderful plant.

Easy to grow but very stinky and with insane amounts of resin. Mine wanted to stretch a bit no matter what I did and buds needed support