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And so it starts... one peaking up.

They moving!

Dead center, on the left! Looking fire power! Hope thats a female!

Ya not knocking you if you do. I also do and will be for quite a while as I bought quite a few pellets, but will get plugs next time is what i'm saying. The pellets I find, you gotta be sure to put just the right amount of water for them to suck up, or it can get wet, and that's what causes failures sometimes I think.

Fat Jiffy's are surly for woodier plants.

Oh no you didn’t siff!

Better late than never.

Yes always the same questions people ask all the time, and makes all the sense in the world to think like that. Commercial facilities in America are having the same problem with their beds, the outsides of the fabric beds are oxidizing and eventually becoming hydrophobic. So companies have started lining their fabric pots/beds with a plastic in-lay that protects the sides of the pots from oxidation, So its always viewed as 100% aeration or 0%, when actually maybe a little bit here and there. Ill probably take it off as soon as I get a proper mulch layer applied, then put it back on when the plants start drinking.

For more reduced space in the medium. All depends on how you grow obviously, fabric pots being breathable allow for too much oxidation. Living soils do better when they are bordering drenched.

Okie dokes... Ill try give as much information as possible about this grow i've planned. First off, ill be planting straight into my final pot, all three seeds will be planted into a mix of mediums. Plant training will be required throughout the grow, but carefully enough not to hurt any of the babies and also give them enough space as they grow, it would be easier to scrog this event but I do not suspect there will be available time for such. My plan is to secure 4 main branches off each plant, and grow them UP and away from the center of the pot. I've seen tortoni's to branch out like crazy, so we will see how effective my plan is, regardless 4 branches just of center, cleaned up from the bottom to the top. The soil - 30 Gal pot (sitting on a diy plastic pallet) This soil has been through quite the amendment process, it should lack nitrogen as I have not added a single dry/shredded source of heavy nitrogen input since wayyyyyy back when I first put the soil together. So I will be adding fish hydrolysate at 0.5ml per/l and working up to 1ml per/L if possible. The center fills are a dilution 1:4 ratio of the soil itself; perlite; coco; ewc The Light & Standard Ventilation - The trusty Liontree LED supernova 320, this LED has done me very well since I've had it. So I thought it would get the job done. The Watering - Using the Blumat automated watering system with 1m of blu-soak hose. They work incredibly well and If anybody is looking into automation, I would definitely suggest this solution, if the number of plants you are growing allows for it, Marijuana SA are the only guys I've seen that will sell you individual components, so you done have to fork out excessively and get the job done. The Feeding - I will strictly be using the following products below. (full organic) Microbes - (biodyne) (mycorrhizal inoculants) Blackstrap molasses (2 different types, one is high in potassium/other high in calcium) (will feed on observation) Fish hydrolysate (bi - weekly 0.5ml p/l for veg) EPIC 5:2 (Ill be doing a bi - weekly foliar until week 2 of flower) (weekly drench until week 7 of flower) Mulching - Alfalfa mulch Fulvic extract - 5ml per 5l (weekly from week 8 flower till end) Kelpak - Quarter dose during hormonal shifts. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Its waiting time I guess.

I have not seen as yet, but they have been in the babies room next to the panel heater since yesterday (they were still intact). Will update this afternoon. I sneak-out pretty early and the misses would kill me if I wake him up. lol

Sounds like gone in 60 seconds... hopefully someone can pull out an ''Eleanor''

Yeah they looking really good! And pushing strong through the weather, nice work sheltering them ☝

And on the dial on the light itself, where would you be around? Halfwayish. I know that’s not the best way to navigate but just curious

And I see quite a similar structure to cloudwalker coming in, that's that real jungle strains those oakes play with, over powering the slurri. flipit!

So interested in this cross! 42 day flowering time???

Obviously disaster strikes when you want everything to go smoothly, today while installing the heater, I managed to knock over all the pots as they were balancing (sound idiotic saying it) on an upside down pot with saucer above to elevate them. Managed to find seeds luckily. They are going into a warm wet wrap for now. Holding back till I can put together their final home which has to be tomorrow. Until then...

Something I'm regretting now, you will definitely claw back much more! and more potential growth... I would have but I don't have the space. Nice man! Goodluck!

So I wonder if you don’t get to the finish line, you’ll just have to cut early I suppose

Yep. I think it’s 4 1/2 months. Was chatting to @Totemic when I went to drop off the strawberry, will be put to better use. That’s like straight 12/12

Hmmm not taking any chances I see. My seeds have gone straight into the wilderness in terms of medium

Thanks for such a great event everyone! And we off, soaked in plain water for 6 hours from the stroke of midnight.

Wow!

Very cool indeed! @420SA

This pic looks so sick, some plants you are growing @Pants !!!