GSC & Wonder Woman

Day 15: GSC #1 has started to grow serrated leaves, but they appear to me malformed. Have moved the grow light closer. Now 50cm above plants. rH is now 55%. Plants have not had much vertical growth yet. Only about 1cm from when they sprouted. Don’t know if that is typical. Day 18: Roots have started poking out the bottom of some of the solo cups and the leaves have reached the edges of the cup. I have read that this is the time to transplant to a bigger pot, but when I checked the roots they have not filled the cup yet. I want to wait for the roots to spread out in the soil a little more, give them their first feeding, then wait a day or two before transplanting them to the 5-gallon fabric pots with the nutrient hot FFOF. Day 19: Finally found a simple solution to the terrible hanging hardware that came with the grow lights. I’ve tried different ways to attach the wires, tried zip ties, etc. My solution: 15mm Lanyard Clip Hooks. By using these hooks and two ratchet hangers I have reduced the hanging distance by about 28cm. In the future I might upgrade the hooks to a bigger more robust size, but this will do for now. I’ve also moved the power strip outside of the tent. All the wires and plugs were getting in the way. Finally, I’ve giving the plants their first feeding at ¼ strength. Have noticed that the Wonder Woman has started to have a scent. Day 21: Transplant Day. Have transplanted the ladies into 5-gallon fabric pots. I’m using FFOF with 20% per-lite mixed in. I’ve transplanted all four of the viable plants, but my plan is only to raise three to completion. I’m waiting for the Wonder Women to express its sex with pre-flowers. I’ve heard it can take up to 6 weeks. If they’re both female, I’ll give one away to a friend who is thinking about starting a grow. I have not thrown about the deformed one, as there is no reason to transplant it yet, and I’m a little curious how it will grow. If the tent starts getting crowded it will be the first to go.