Aurora Indica Clones 2020 (I & II)

Greetings! I am happy to start a grow by Nirvana Seeds. Really impressed with the distributor so far. These are actually clones off of two outdoor Aurora Indica plants I have on the go right now, check them out! Those plants are super healthy and so I was excited to get clones going. I have given away a good number of clones of this strain. The two I ended up with in the end, one comes from each plant. I’ve documented on those grows the differences in plants, and so I’m keeping track in the clone generations. So, both are the same strain but different mothers. I am surprised by the lack of health of these two. They took transfer to the main tent really hard. The roots were much more underdeveloped then I expected. Ahh well, roll with it. This is day 27. My tent is hung mylar in my unfinished basement. I have sealed the top to keep the heat in. I would have been excited to show the two LEDs but one majorly bummed out and delayed the creation of this diary. My friend who is really talented loves to fix the cannabis lights, but takes time and the damage was extensive once the fans kicked out. I included the photos of the cheapie light. For now, I have re-added 64 watts of fluorescent in addition to the 300 actual watts of full spectrum LED. The soil is 5 parts HP Pro Mix: 1 part perlite; 1 part worm castings. I used Myke Flower mycorrhizae when transplanting. I did give some tea very recently. I took 2 cups of blood and bone meal, 2 cups alfalfa meal compost, 2 cups of worm castings, 1 cup of Myke Flower mycorrhizae, and 1 tablespoon of blackstrap molasses and mixed it with 20 liters of water. I periodically pulsed it with a concrete mixed and drill for a day and let it steep overnight. The next day I diluted it around 10:1. I’ve noticed green returning to the plant as it had yellowed with the intense light.