Wintertime "Purples" with Twisted Sister

Getting a late start on this Diary....sorry, Been a bit busy. I started these strains to make the push through wintertime. I am figuring to get at least 10-15 real decent clones. I made a second set up for the germination as well as cloning. The set ups are really cheap to make, and they have helped me tremendously by speeding up the germination and rooting of clones. Made a 1 plant harvest that tied me up for the last week, but she is hanging now. Time to catch up on a few of these. i49 Grand Daddy Purple, as well as the Do-Si-Dos will keep me going for the time being. Super excited for the Do-Si-Dos, the main stock took on an S shape...really cool, and took tons of patience to train her the past 3 weeks. Twisting while Supercropping, the. throw in a ton of LST. There is a trick to it, and you have to caress her gently, then quickly hit her with a big ass pinch, twist and tie down. I like to mist the stock with a touch of a foliar spray mix after I am done violating her. Kinda like a kiss good night. I say that because I always do this technique right before lights out. Well enough for the prior weeks......onto the future, I can't wait.

The GDP are all doing well. I do expect a surge within the next couple weeks. I do believe the one in the middle, of the picture with all 3, is going to be a great Mother for the winter. She is the strongest. I accidentally dropped a pot on her, and I swear that she gave me the finger. A lot of slow moving LST when they are this size. I am waiting to do some topping when it stretches a bit more. I also have a Do-Si-Dos that is about a week ahead of these girls, calling her "Twisted Sister" as the 2nd Mother for the winter. Check her out in the photos. Happy with her progress also. At 4 weeks, she can either be flipped , or in my case, veg out....... I have most on a tight 3 week schedule, in groups of 2-4, depending on the health of the girl. I use the Golden Tree as a foliar spray, and if need be, I add in Cal-Mag to boost slow moving growth. So much more to come, hell maybe I will go through a few do's and don'ts I have experienced with autoflowering plants at this point. Next week, promise. Good Luck to all Growmies!