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Crosses not listed up top are Blunicorn Inhouse genetics, pink mango gelato.
Got a few crosses from a mate who had a male Tropicana Rose from Worlds strongest seeds.
First attempt at sea of green growing, all reg seeds so I'm planning for around 25 females out of the 40 plants.
Planning on vegging them until the each have their own first set of true leaves and seem to be filling their pots.
Growing straight form veg under their flower lights dimmed down to about 120W and will slowly raise the intensity each week until the full 480W in week 2 flower
Watering is starting to become quite the task , plants definitely starting to get some roots behind them.
Plants are all at their third node minimum so I have decided to flip. I have done some basic LST on almost all the plants to try maximize the yield.
Things running smooth to date with about 90% of the seedlings looking good and healthy. Wedding cake, acid dough and lemon berry definitely the healthiest looking plants so far.
Will try do a week for week stretch comparison for one or two of the plants from each strain for the first couple weeks of flower.
And then there were 21. Pretty much all the plants have shown sex, except the two random seedling that popped up in the pot weeks after germination. Sadly no Sugar breath crosses were fem. Pretty happy with 20 fems, I feel it's nicely spaced and if I get 10g a plant I would be pretty stoked.
Chempie seems to be stealing the show, really nice stinky growth on one of the ladies, super bushy, nice bud spacing and great smell... she's blowing the rest of the plants out the water.
Been bending all the plants, since the lights are still quite high above they're getting large node spacing, so thought tying them down would probably be best.
Keeping my eyes peeled for any hermies, but everyone is looking very solid at the moment.
Looking forward to this run/
Starting to fill up space nicely. Few strains got some hectic stretch on them, but gots lots of nice and tightly stacked plants.
The chempie cross is still gunning it, branching great and buds are increading in size quite rapidly.
Found a black dog cross that looks to be turning red/ purple already, very keen to see how she turns out. Nice tight node spacing, decent branching and already forming frost... think it could be a keeper.
ALso have a blunicorn cross that's getting really nice and big, large stretch and slow to flower though.
Things are looking really good, all the olants seem to be alright with only one or two starring to yellow... Not paying too much attention to that though.
Starting to get some really interesting smells out of her and most of the Black dog crosses have gone purple... Pretty interesting.
Chempie cross is just a stunning plant, making huge buds super nicely spaced out and frosting up already
Stopped feeding grow at this point to try get a better Pk ratio going for kid flower and will start using minor amounts again toward the end of flower
Everything's going purple this week. Putting it down to winter creeping in and these bars really bit producing much heat. Lots of different smells excited to see how they finish
So many interesting smells and colours staring to come out this week and some plants really surprising me. The zombie Kush cross must be one of the most intense smelling plants I've ever come across and her colours are beautiful!
Black dog crosses still getting lots of colour and smell.
The chempie still stealing the show, when lights are off she overpowers almost every smell in the tent, I can barely smell the cheese that's ready to harvest.
Won't be a huge yielding run but been a cool experiment and lots of variety
The smell on her is super intense! Small yield but she still managed to stink up the whole tent. Quite a heavy smoke, definitely more of an indica high but still not couch lock high.
If humidity isn't a problem you could put a felt or a tissue, that is used to avoid weed on public gardens, on the bottom to suck the excessive water and let it be a moist place to the roots on the bottom of the pots. Also check if the holes on the pots are enough for the plant to breath....
Nice grow! I do suggest you an auto watering system that water up to 12 plants, it's cheap from china. It suck the water from a bucket and irrigate the plants when you program that to. Easy...
As you are using hydro nutes it's perfect.
Biggie95
