Bush weed,

7daysaweek 14Days old today, growing well, feeding 6-700ppm since transplanting. Calmaging. Roots out the bottom already, will transplant again this coming week. Likely to one-gallon pots where i will sex them before any further transplanting. Rejected a couple dodgy mutants, one decided it was only going to grow a single bunted leaf instead of the main growth tip. So that leaves six nice little mysteries, My phone is giving me a hard time uploading pictures so there's only a few, not much to see really anyway... Thanks for visiting! 😃

7daysaweek Transplanted into coco/perlite first day of this week, four days later they're two inches taller and roots out the bottom, growing like crazy, May have to transplant again next week, lol. Only three fertigation events this week, @700 ppm, base veg nutes. I did add a small amount of slow-release, granular urea to the mix, theory is: When they go outdoors it's likely going to rain for the first few weeks lest nutrients get washed out this may help retain something, just have to take into consideration the extra media salts. Pinned shade leaves aside to allow lower laterals more light. I think i will leave them un-trained, it's always nice to see their natural forms especially from seedstock Weather is improving slowly though they will be going outside after the next trans plant regardless because they wont fit in the tent in the next size containers, Anyway, three weeks of veg will do there's likely a twelve- or fourteen-week flowerer amongst them; they should get big enough for me. Happy daze! 😀

7daysaweek Continued indoors for about another week, until the space was full, Then transplanted into 7-gallon pots and put outdoors where it's always 12/12 daylight hours. They handled the transition outside very well and were soon scoffing down the nutes and stretching like crazy. It's been a hectic month and hard to find time for diary updates but i will fix it up when i do have time. Anyway, the sun is shining and I'm making hay! Thank you for stopping by. Bye!😛

7daysaweek Continued indoors for about another week, until the space was full, Then transplanted into 7-gallon pots and put outdoors where it's always 12/12 daylight hours. They handled the transition outside very well and were soon scoffing down the nutes and stretching like crazy. It's been a hectic month and hard to find time for diary updates but i will fix it up when i do have time. Anyway, the sun is shining and I'm making hay! Thank you for stopping by. Bye!😛

7daysaweek Continued indoors for about another week, until the space was full, Then transplanted into 7-gallon pots and put outdoors where it's always 12/12 daylight hours. They handled the transition outside very well and were soon scoffing down the nutes and stretching like crazy. It's been a hectic month and hard to find time for diary updates but i will fix it up when i do have time. Anyway, the sun is shining and I'm making hay! Thank you for stopping by. Bye!😛

7daysaweek Three out of six plants were female plus one of those earlier mutants i kept, it went outside perhaps ten days earlier than the others so she's a bit more mature though smaller. So, there are four females and one stoned zombie trying to write something in it's diary.... There is one pheno that looks good so far and all are quite different. I expect at least one of them to be a late flowerer, already three weeks in 12/12 daylight and very little inflorescence and still growing more bud sites and fattening the stems. I'm still dialing in the auto fertigation, they are getting approximately 2.5L each per day in four intervals. These things can suck up lots of juice out there, especially in wind, Nearly every day is between 32c and 38c so usually run at lower ppm than indoors because they use more water. Not much else to report really, so hey thanks for stopping by!😃

7daysaweek Another week flies by, The girls are looking majestic in the early morning light. No issues at all, only trying to keep up with water and calcium, they are using 6-7L each per day. Added some wire mesh to support the lower limbs. As i suspected i got a long flowerer, it's the best structure of them all, a nice-looking plant. I have cloned it in case she's the one. Thanks for stopping by!

7daysaweek Morning has broken and the girls are reaching for the sun. Getting very thirsty now, had a problem with the Ec meter being nearly 200 ppm different from reality, in the nutrient manufacturers favor of course. Oh well it pays to read the plants, a slight leaf tip browning alerted me, damned new meter nothing more than a 0 stirring stick with disco lights Other than that hiccup i picked off a couple of grubs and a high calcium hand water every couple days. Daytime temperature is 33-35c dry and sunny with nights getting down to 18-20c, with colder nights ahead sometimes it goes as low as 7-9c but still 30c and sunny during the day. I sit in the bush getting stoned with the birds and watching them grow. Happy days! . 😁

7daysaweek Well, here we are again it's been a busy week and im a couple days late uploading but hey, better late than never. These girls are super thirsty now the weather is dry and windy, still tweaking Ec to suit. Caterpillars are trying to move in but regular inspections keep them mostly at bay. There's one late flowerer that has got a bit big for its 7-gallon pot and is a bit of an ass pain. I think the first one ready will still be a month away and who knows with the others. Anyway, just a quick update, shots could be a bit better, oh well, Thanks for looking in! 😛.

7daysaweek Greetings all, I'm late uploading again, very busy again. Girls doing very well, very thirsty as usual, Side branches have become colas. Caterpillars have not let up, I'm not spraying anything so usually it's a grub hunt to start the day.If i don't they would be devastated in no time. Fucking things! I will have to spend time cleaning up all the grub damage and the bloody tree flowers also stuck to buds. Other than that not much to report. 😁 HEALTH WARNING: THE RED CAN'S CONTENTS ARE TOXIC IN HIGH DOSES. CONSUMPTION IS NOT RECOMENDED.