White Widow & Bubba Kush Fem by Seedsman & Big Body Gelati Reg by Covert

Both plants are looking very healthy and growing strong WW #1 in the 30 gallon has a unique leaf structure. Instead of like the Bubba Kush that has a more standard leaf structure, this White Widow has leaves coming in with only 1 "limb" if that makes sense. Not sure the scientific name for each part of the leaf but if you view the photos you can see what is being referred to. Wonder what effect this will have on the rest of the grow. Don't think I have seen that before. BK #2 in the 30 gallon is looking the best out of them all. Very bushy and lots of leaves. Have one more Bubba and one more Widow still in solo cups that I am going to be giving to my friend since I am using the remaining 2 thirty gallon containers for some Big Body Gelati from Covert Genetics. Waiting to sex those before putting into the 30s. Will most likely do a diary of those, have been keeping a journal but want to wait til they are sexed before starting a diary in case they are males. The 2 plants in solo cups are looking healthy albeit suffering from a little stretching. Every other watering they receive the 2.5 mL/gal Therm X70, 1/2 tsp Rootwise Mycrobe Complete, and the 1/4 tsp Aloe Vera. Plain water on the other waterings. Usually water them every other day or 2 days at most. This seems to be the rate at which they require water according to the Eco Witt. Once per week topdressing around the base of each plant in the 30 gallons with 1/8 cup of the Craft Blend and 1 TBSP of Kashi Blend. Also adding a 1/4 tsp of Big 6 Micros + Humic Acid and 1 tsp of Dry Aminos into the water along with the Therm X70, Rootwise Mycrobe Complete, and the Aloe Vera. Cover crop is coming in really strong and looks great. Definitely aids in fixating Nitrogen, getting the microbial process started, as well as helping establish the Mycorrhizal connection with the roots. Chopping and dropping can create a living mulch as well especially when its green and the Nitrogen to Carbon ratio is high. Helps keep top of soil moist and shaded as well.