WC's Papaya

As soon as these three girls popped in the paper towel, they went into rockwool, and the second roots started poking out the bottom, they were in the cloner to boost their growth. The Papayas have only been growing for a week (rockwool since Mar. 24), but they're quick, and hydro has been treating them well. The hydro solution is a 2:1:2 ratio of Flora, Gro and Bloom, eyeballed into 4L of DW - the same used to water my Strawberry Cough. Unfortunately, one of the three snapped its taproot upon being transplanted into rockwool, so she was a little stunted and is getting a few extra days to recover before being put into the cloner. They haven't grown nearly as leggy as the Strawberry Cough and Super Hash, which is a huge relief. What's more, they aren't being inhibited in any way by the much stronger light (started under 64W tubes @ 161.53 umol/sm2, now under 125W CFL @ 2129 umol/sm2), so I'm guessing it's just good genetics. Very excited to see how compliant with LST and mainlining she'll be. Also, no. If it wasn't clear from the photos, the cloner is not in the Mammoth 120. That'll be used once they're in a more aggressive part of veg and can be put into their own DWC buckets.