Sensai Starship Seed To Harvest Indoor

Sensai Starship 🚀 -> from jahseeds.com in Canada! This is a Sensai Star bred with an Island Sweet Skunk to get some "Rocketship" style nugs. Well, exactly 72 hours after planting she has woken up! I simply took the end of a sharpie to make a hole about 1/2 inch or so, popped the seed in and watered. No weird germination method, just plant and water and they will grow. The medium is untreated coco, ill be adding a small amount of nutes with calmag to make sure she gets fed. Im using Mo'Koko as my medium with about 20-30% perlite added. Ill be transplanting once they outgrow these little pots. Im thinking a 5-8 week veg period before flower as I do have space limitations. My light is a cheapo 150 true watt LED. Its rated as a full spectrum and has been doing great things for my Crocketts Confidential beside.

Progressing nicely. I've had to water every day so far as the coco drys out pretty fast. (First coco grow). So far she has been reaching up nicely. There is a light breeze on it constantly but she needs just a bit of help to stand for now.

Still keeping the nutrients on the low end. I will ramp it up a bit in a week. There is 1 funky leaf on her, kinda wilted. It sprouted like that, hopefully it was just a small flaw and not a sign of something worse.

Growth has been solid, considering topping but i think i will wait for another node. The spacing has been small. Cant say much this week, going to slowly bump up the nutrients a bit and start training soon.

Shes been in recovery too, overwatering. Still new to coco and always heard its impossible to over water.... Ive been watering less at a time now and they seem to like it. She been topped once so far, and bent to the side to allow lower growth to catch up.

Starting to see some more growth, especially from below. Still lst and waiting for the new tops to come in. This girl likes shooting extra growth everywhere.

Growth has been the best for her. Training is going well also. Getting the main branch as even with the rest as possible.

Caught up fast with the defoliation. Growth had been strong, can tell she will be a bushy plant.

Not much new growth, lots of preflowers. Not sure if i should transplant before flower or not.

Shes been doing great, light defoliation and shes off to the races

Growing strong and budding fast