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Just sprouted Three Tutankhamon, and Three Auroras Indica , two Blueberry, for hopeful september Harvest, my last crack at september harvest was killed by my cat lol, It's not aloud in my grow room anymore , those seedlings look very promising ,they are starting off very strong 👍😉
I have them moved to 4 liter plastic buckets , wonder how long in general should I leave them before moving to 28 liter fabric containers , great new soil , should be good for two to three weeks ? ya think😏👌
Hi @raptor65! For sure, these are young plants, the rootmass won't exceed its 4L container for the next 3-4 weeks. I highly recommend airy containers such as AirPots / SmartPots / or DIY geotextile pot. They help the rootmass to breath, they make overwatering impossible, and they also allow you to see how far/fast the roots have spread, and find your perfect transplantation day. Good luck with these beautiful babies, keep us updated and happy growing! 👊
Beginning of Week five ,just added 5ml root boost to one liter water , I plan to repot in one more week to 7 gallon geotextile pots the roots should be much improved and matured by then , No other nutrients yet , I'll wait until my repoy 👍😉 ,
Just move over to 12/12 , a week less that my present almost harvest , but I see other grows that started a little early and they seem to be doing just fine , I'll give it a go with six weeks veg😏. then i'll know for next season😉, well my girls are of to bloom👌👍
Was wondering if I should hang the whole plant when I harvest or just cut colas off and hang them
, the best way ?😏?? any thoughts on the best drying procedure
the point of air drying is to get a really slow dry because the plant "stays alive" for a quite a while afterwards anyway, the dry and cure is when most of the THC happens . So anything that makes the drying longer is a good, for example if you hang the plant whole the plant has more juices flowing for longer as they retreat into the stem this will make the drying that much longer. Other things you can do to get a good dry is to time your last watering and your chop based on your ambient humidity for example chop after a good watering if it's dry or chop dry if it's humid. Beyond that the most important thing is darkness and air circulation, you dont want mold getting in there. Hope this helps ! 🚀
week 2 , all is well 😉 , they seem to be growing very quickly the passed few days , a little defloration and tuck has been in order, other than that keep on trucking 😎 ,well update my photos today when lights comes on👍
Does anyone have an opinion on stem splitting and does it really work and benefits in doing it 😏, is it a easy procedure👌 or can you really fk it up 😨???
I have done the stem splitting and it really didn't make any noticable difference from the plant I didn't split the stem on. It isn't worth the risk of opening your plant up to infection in my opinion. The theory is to stress your plant into bigger buds. Looks like you have plenty of nutrients to build those fat buds already. My whole outlook on growing after trying a lot of controversial methods is the simpler you keep it, less chance you are going to screw up. Good luck whatever you decide to do.
It seems to be going pretty good except that I seem to have a deficiency Calcium , Mag, 😒 , take a look at pictures and what do you think, looks like I have to up my cal-mag and start now , flushed a couple of the smaller plant yesterday , will flush the rest today and i guess add more cal- mag nutrients to the mix from 0.4 ml to 1 or 2 mll😜 and see what happens👌,
Thanks for and any opinion👍 you have
week seven flower , looking pretty good now , I had a little problem the passed week with some nutrient deficiency , flushed and hope it took care of the problem (curled and brown spots with brittle leaves )
potassium or Nutrient burn , getting near harvest time , hope I conquered the problem😎
Week eight, I will add photos tomorrow , I have some of those buds that will be ready a lot sooner than others , some are ripening a lot quicker , may have to harvest them in a couple of day before others (WICKED ) lovin this 😍 , good to be alive LOL😎👌👍,
Just finished chopping down all my girls to clean and dry , end of my growing season, drying and final trim in a few days , hoping for good yield , learn a lot and looking forward to next season😉
Learned a lot along the way from last year , had two great grows this time around , lots of medicine , lol to take me through till next , I'm hooked on the grow , love , a bit of TLC and patients , it seems to work just fine , Thanks to all the guys and gals for there input and a big 👍 to TheBudWhisperer , for being there all the time and checking on my progress ,nobody aside just had to mention thanks everyone ,
Raptor
I enjoyed growing this strain and will do it again , maybe even my next grow next season , my season starts in march and growing indoors it starting to warm up a little and have to use less electricity , still have 3 seeds of Tutankhamon from my last seed order
Does anyone have any input into the BioTabs line up of organic nuts , they seem to be expensive , but easy to use , thinking to use on my next grow , I would appreciate anything on this product , thanks all , and happy growing , 😏👍👌
I know plenty of people who use them, low maintenance and easy to use, you just put them under the soil near the root balls or under the root ball and it grows around it. Every time you water it dissolves a bit and spreads nutrients to your medium, never too much, pretty much all organic.
The starter kits on amazon are great as they contain all the other stuff you’d need and last for 5-10 plants
raptor65
