Gorilla Glue #4

Transplanted from solo cup to 15 gallon smart pot yesterday. The soil is cheap garden soil (Kellogs raised bed) amended with perlite, blood and bone meal, and chicken manure then activated with roots organics oregonism for a month before transplant. She shares a veg tent with a Kush n Cookies in another 15 gallon smart pot of similar soil and will likely flower alongside her as well.

GG#4 has survived the transplant and is starting to grow. The smart pot she is in was really light and the soil was almost dusty when I filled her, so I've added a couple gallons of water to keep the soil moist and make sure the microbes are hard at work preparing for GG's roots to expand. As a result she is showing signs of overwatering but I think in a week or so that will be resolved. She is also showing her sex with nice large pistils which is nice.

The topping for last week worked out pretty nicely as she has begun to branch out and spread her growth. As for the soil, it's still super wet and I haven't watered her since last week. I'm hoping in another week or so, her roots will expand enough to begin pulling in some of that water. All things considered I'm pretty happy with how this one is going.

GG#4 is looking pretty ok. I was hoping she would be over her transplant shock and that her soil would have dried out some more, but she is still showing signs of over watering despite the fact it's been almost two weeks since I gave her anymore than a cup. Oh well...I think like KnK she is going to overcome the transplant shock first and begin taking off, but it's probably going to be another couple weeks before that happens for GG#4. On the other hand, the topping I gave her a couple weeks back has really done wonders as she is seriously bushing out. In fact at her present size, I'm concerned a stretch under the present lighting would cause height issues, so I'll be using some LST to broaden her and control her height. I've also got a couple little tiny gnats flying around in their closet. I've noticed a bit of damage to the leaves and intend to lay down some diatomaceous earth next I have the chance. For now they impact seems minimal and humidity is low enough that they shouldn't be reproducing much. Same as KnK, I'm really tempted to put her into flower in the next week or so and see how things go...

Unfortunately this girl is still lagging behind KnK and still definitely has wet feet but in another week or two should kick off. This one will be going in the main tent since I'll have more time to veg her out

I should have noticed it last week, but there is definitely a deficiency which has significantly worsened since the last update. I think it's a combination of wet roots and light deficiency. I've moved the light around so the latter will be solved, while hopefully some foliage spray and time will fix the former. Having only watered once in the last three weeks I'm starting to get a bit worried but I think after giving this girl a trim and maybe a second topping sometime this week, she'll start to turn around.