Tropic Orange - Equilibrium Genetics

DAY 14 No water. Updated Strain information to not mislead any growers. Tropic Orange from Equilibrium Genetics. DAY 12/13 Gave the seedlings a light watering in the morning. I have successfully started all the plants for the outdoor season. I will focus mostly on growing Tropic Orange outdoor this year. The first female I identify from the bunch will have its own 45 gallon home until the chop. The remaining females will be paired up in 30 gallon fabric pots. DAY 11 No water today. New seedlings are ready. Surprise! T.O.3 somehow stayed alive and now I have T.O.3 and T.O.11 both sprouting from the same pot. Considered moving one, but then I said nah! Just leave it. DAY 10 Watered early in the morning. The days are cloudy, but not wet. Soil has retained water nicely. The seedlings and sprouts are both in similar locations. DAY 9 I didn't water. New seeds all germinated. I placed all 7 roots in soil. Will continue with moving plants in the night to avoid the slugs in the garden. So far I have successfully germinated 15 Tropic Orange seeds from Equilibrium Genetics. All seeds have then been placed in Fox Farms Happy Frog soil. DAY 8 I water the seedlings very lightly. I would say it is a sprinkle more than a watering. They are some eager seedlings that are growing significantly by the day. I am starting 7 seeds today to make up for the seedlings the slugs are eating. I am complacent to change my ways in the garden at times, but I am aware that there are ways to fight the slugs.