Making Use of Small Space

Greetings and salutations. This grow is me making use of a small and unused, not to mention wasted, space underneath my fish tank. I had secured my light using some paint sticks I got from work, and cut them to length. Light is just resting on the spaced apart sticks, so I can easily remove it if necessary. Only a Phlizon 600 w (109 actual) cheap amazon light, so it does not produce much heat. I have started many plants under here, but this will be my first start to finish. No nutrients yet, I will start with the Green Planet Medi 1 feeding schedule with the upcoming week (Vegwk2) under their 1st week levels of nutrients.

How are you now? Not much has changed in the world under the tank, so I will have more excitement in the future. Once it gets a few more inches taller, I may begin the training. I have always waited longer than that to start, but I do not know which time frame is the right one yet. I do not think I will hassle with a SCROG this round, but you never really know until its time. I am sure just some training off to the sides will be sufficient, keep everything between the legs of the frame. The pot was still quite moist from the feeding on Tuesday, so I will definitely be moving my floor fan back in the room to circulate the air better. Everything in the tent dries out quick, but less heat and air movement out here allows less frequent feedings under the tank. Is that a good or bad thing, I still really do not know. Any input is welcome, as I have no clue on that one. Once it dries out a bit, I will give it 3ml of Medi 1 in a 2 liter bottle, obviously mixed with water. Peaceout Mosuckas.

Greetings. You can really see the stretch in this fella, just shows you the low quality power from this light. If kept very close, then it is sufficient. They have certainly upped their quality in their newer lights, which is what I am running in my tent. Those guys are short and bushy, not tall and lanky like this guy. He should still produce at least and ounce overall, so no complaints from me. The larger pot size is causing some issues, mainly not drying out nearly as quick as I would like it. I still have yet to re-water it, still moist from the first one. A little more stretch and I will start to LST the bugger. That's all for now, if anything arises, I will leave another comment below. Peaceout Mosuckas

Sadly I keep forgetting to take pictures of this little guy, even though hes only 3ft from the head of my bed. I wake up and look over at him every single morning, in fact, my light is my alarm clock. Much lankier than its sister, but still bushy. As it's in a larger pot than the others, it doesn't get as much water, as it remains very moist. I will continue the training this week, and tie it back one more time. No new shoots, oddly enough, but still a long way to go. Peaceout Mosuckas.

Should have been paying more attention to this guy, as he is really starting to fill out a lot. Not much smell from it directly, but a slight rubbing gives off a very sweet aroma. I will certainly be growing this one again under a new light, and a new line of nutrients, see what she can really do for me. Peaceout Mosuckas

This guy is one of the easiest I have ever grown, barely needing any water or nutrients, but he us just spreading out great. Should have a few nice little colas. I know what this light can produce, so anything near an ounce would be phenomenal. Peaceout Mosuckas

I'm quite ashamed I don't take care of this one better. I literally see it every morning, yet still get it in the back of my mind. The overall growth had slowed down, and has now begun to focus its energy into producing buds. Trichomes are appearing, but slowly. Main cola has the most, no surprise there. Stem is remarkably thick, and the small branches are much stronger than any others I have so far encountered. This is one strong plant, and I will certainly be using it for breeding in the future. Peaceout Mosuckas

Very little work done with this guy, just a very easy going individual. Growth has slowed, and now it's just bulking up those buds. White hairs are everywhere still, and very long. Seems like it might be a 11-12 week strain before its ready to harvest. Trichome coverage is very acceptable right now, but I have a feeling it will just bust out another layer before its finished. Peaceout Mosuckas

Unfortunately this experiment has come to an end, the light I was using stopped working right. Making a clicking noise when the fan spins. The plant still lives, just down in the basement tent. Stronger light, but less space as it's very cramped. I will continue to update, just with a different outcome than previously looking forward to. Peaceout Mosuckas

The flush has begun, and harvest is expected in the next week or two. The main cola is definitely more matured than the rest, but they will catch up very shortly. The smell is much stronger than I imagined, which is very much a great surprise. A strong smell is something I haven't grown yet, it's all been sweet and fruity so far. I don't want that to come off as that meaning it's too strong to handle, I do not have a filter hooked up, and I only smell it near the tent. That very well might change as the buds fatten up more. Peaceout Mosuckas

Coming along very nicely, in the final stretch just bulking up those buds. Should be another two weeks left, maybe just under, but I'm sure I'll wait. Their is certainly more purple in the leaves than I've heard for others, so I'm happy with that. Clearly some hints of purple on the buds, nothing drastic, but you cant say it isn't there. Certainly adds to the appeal, if the smell alone didn't already have you. I don't know exactly what a purple Kush should smell like, but this smells strong. Looking forward to smoking this one more than any other plant. Soon, very soon. Peaceout Mosuckas

Coming along exquisitely, very dense buds. Smell is very strong, but not overpowering. I do not have a filter, and it's still nothing to worry about. I'm hoping it will be ready next week, but I'm thinking it may go into the 14th week. I'm not fussy, it's ready when it's ready. I am wanting to grow it again soon, but very weary about getting another photoperiod. I think I will wait until spring to do another, that way if it is a photoperiod, I can just put it outside to keep going. Peaceout Mosuckas

I never knew just how much this plant smelled overall, until I installed the carbon filter. Now I smell heaven everytime I open the tent. This is one frosty plant, but nothing I would say is a hash plant. The overall appearance has plenty of purple leaves, but up close it looks green. That is expected really, as there are many possible traits to be expressed. I am doubtful to try this strain again, just really hope it turns out to be an auto. Peaceout Mosuckas

As this is the only autoflower out of the first 7 seeds, I am weary to try again, but I certainly will. I may go into it thinking they will be photoperiod, and grow out some large plants.