Well I transplanted most of the little ones today, into their three gallon homes. Glad I did, the roots were looking a bit crowded! Now I'm thinking about it - wish I would have taken a picture of the roots. Hopefully I'll see some nice new growth. They seem to be recovering from the nute shock - what do you guys think, go ahead and feed them this weekend (they'll be a little over three weeks) or wait a bit more because of the burn?
Hubby was feeling a bit left out of the growing action, so since I had a few spots open, he started some tomato plants.
The hempy experiment is still going well. Train Wreck baby is looking less overwatered, now I've backed off on watering the peat pellet. The little twin, Andrea, is also still thriving - she has a second set of leaves coming in, yay!
The clones are liking their new spot under the 600. No stretching yet, but I am seeing a lot of new growth off the branches - they look bushier already, in just a couple days.
Big girls are developing nice trichs already. I moved the plant out of the center, and put the shortest one in the middle - I just felt like it was a tad too warm for the taller girl right under there. The smell is still a nice, mild, citrus smell - very pleasant!
Got the sprayers in for my cloner, and my jumbo bag of perlite (4 cu f). Still waiting on the net pots and neoprene inserts, and the Clonex gel. When these youngest plants get older, I'll try out the cloner on them, first - before it counts. If the tops are big enough when I cut them, maybe I'll try a few of those.
Just got Dish Network hooked up, awesome to have channels again. However - whatever he did, knocked my connection speed back further, to a whopping 33.6kbps.
Gonna take a minute or 30 to upload pictures.
God, I hate dial-up. I'm seriously considering paying the rediculous prices for satellite internet.
