Grimbol's Double Dragon

Grow Specs: Breeder: Irie Genetics Strain: Double Dragon Genetic heritage: Durban Poison x Arise (Golden Goat x Daybreaker) Germination rate: 4/4 - 100% (kept first 3) Male:Female Ratio: ?:? Container: 30 Gallon Smart Pot Medium: No till soil. (Roughly Build-a-soil recipe with additional amendments) Light: Spectrum King SK402 Water: Blumat Watering Systems Blusoak Hose + 5 gal reservoir Update schedule: I will try to send out the updates every Saturday or Sunday. For more frequent updates, add me on Instagram @grimbolthedruid Grow Schedule to Date: Sprout: 1/9/19 Age: Day 37 as of 2/15/19 Updates/Observations: -All of the plants are doing pretty well. There is some slight nitrogen overabundance on the Sunkiss x MAC side but it looks to still be in check right now. -I still don't really water, just about a half gallon of water into the res last week to keep the worms happy. The water conservation on this bed is pretty amazing. In total, I think I have watered about 5 gallons into the bed in 10 weeks! -I removed any growth on the plants that was touching the ground or too old. Some refer to this practice as lollipopping. -I also mowed the cover crop to give the plants some room to breathe and give the worms some good nutrient rich food as we move into flower. Everything the cover crop took, is given back to the soil. Nothing is wasted here folks. I like to think I respect the plant in that way similar to how I would think of a moose or buffalo hunted for food for my family; honor/respect the sacrifice and the cycle always. 👍 -I removed several tops to open up the canopy a bit. I took those tops and put them in my homemade aero cloner (cost about $15 to make-see picture). -After the clones root, I will plant them into the second bed seen in the veg tent. -Once I have identified my keeper pheno(s), I plan to self them to make my own feminized seeds for future runs. Ideally, I am moving towards a rotating cycle with at least half of each run made up of feminized seeds to guarantee some final numbers moving into flower. Silly restrictive plant counts keep my numbers low. Cheers! G