These plants are growing nicely, in spite of some leaf damage in the early nodes. Took longer than I thought to sort out the RH in the room. Also, I'm not sure if the soil is a good choice for these. I'm not too worried though because they are going outside in a few short weeks... and that's when things get easy :-)
One plant is behind the other... she's not ready for topping or nutriends. But the second plant is getting big. I topped the big one this week and cloned the growth tips. It's always fun to see which clones will take and which will not. My success rate is not high... but I don't put much energy into it. I already have more plants than I can handle.
I'll start nutrients next week.
I agree to greenthumb. Just aquickwash into baking soda helps, and buds dry very fast, it kinda dehydrates the weed.
and its very easy to cut afterwards( wet and dry)
That is some beautiful soil! I have five autos started right now that I am trying to grow outside but the weather keeps me on my toes. I am keeping everything in containers this year because the climate just won’t switch over to Spring. Smack dab in the middle of the States and it keeps going from beautiful to freezing. Crazy stuff, I can’t even get a twister that I’m used too by this time. Inside ,outside, I need some sunny days.
That is a very nice garden setup. You are are very good gardener AnneJ, I like what you do and that’s why I follow your postings. I am really interested in this strain especially from the last time you grew it, that was an amazing plant.
Njanne
