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I've had these beans for a while. Judging from the problems with my last grow I decided to go with "less is more". I'm getting sick of these fabric pots. They're a pain to clean and I keep getting mold build up at the bottom while it is winter here. I found some MaxxYield air pots which are similar to Super Air pots and decided to try a run using these. I'm going to mod the pots so I can try some LST with this round. From what I've read people are having great success using these so what the hell.... Popped these seeds using an URB natural pre-soak followed by the paper towel method. The timer started when I planted them in soil. I'm using Roots Organic which is pretty hot so I'll just feed them water for a week or two while they stabilize. After that it's microbes until flowering time and I'll start to feed them a light dose of Advanced Nutrients.
The girls were finally tall enough to start some LST this week. This is my first run in the air pots and I'm diggin it! The plants are growing bigger every day and the microbes are kicking in!
I continued to train these girls on day 32. They've bounced back on day 34 already. I like how the one I topped accidentally really opened up. The bigger one started to show pre-flowers by the end of this week.
At the end of the week the pre-flowers were starting to show and the plants started to stretch a bit more. They've opened up pretty nice with the LST that they were given. I'm going to start feeding them bloom nutes next week.
I did some more LST on the pheno that was accidentally topped. She bounced back over the next few days and looks like a mini scrog is happening! Should get a decent yield from her with all of this training. The taller pheno is starting to form some nice buds herself. This was the first week giving them both bloom nutrients. Probably about 7 more weeks until harvest.