well its been a while since my last update so heres what i have done. all of my plants are still alive and fairly healthy. there in need of watering which i will do in the morning. i will try to post some updated pics as well within the next few days. i have transplanted the 4 biggest plants into bigger pots. i also mixed some perlite in with my soil, about 30 perlite 70 organic soil. i have been feeding with my gh micro,gro,bloom ferts slightly under full veg mix. i have also taken a clone from my favorite plant. the sativa dominant. it has been 3 days since i took the cutting and its still green and looks pretty good. first attemp. got my fingers crossed. the sativa dominant i took the clone from is starting to grow 2 new branches where i topped it. which is what i want. if its a female shes guna be a mom so bushier the better.
right now i am also using both sides of my box for veging just to get the ball rolling faster. i have alot of plants packed in that thing, considering the size. in the right chamber i have the 4 biggest plants i am taking cuttings/getting ready to clone. i also have the clone that i took in this side. in the smaller left side i have 7 small seedlings with 6 seeds on day 2 in jiffy pellets germinating. once these seedlings get about a week older i will switch sides. i will take all of the small seedings in left and put them in right right for flowering. big plants in right i will take clones from and put them in left for veg. while clones go in veg for 2 weeks and then to flower.
i also think 2 of the 4 big plants are suffering from either a phosphorus or mag deficiency. the older lower leaves started to just yellow. then i noticed some spots where they were starting to die, on the lower oldest leaves. that progressed into a purplish tint on the older leaves with yellowing and spots. top of plants remain pretty healthy, they just droop all the time, no matter what, exept for like 1 dayafter i water. then for next 3-5 days the soil is still moist but they still look droopy. soil is 30perlite/70organic soil. i noticed that when i have them a veg mix of fertilizers that it got better for a short period of time, then worse. if it is either def than a epsom salt spray should fix because the veg mix ferts i use are low on phosphorus high on nitrogen. so what i did to test this out was one i gave a foliar spray with 1/4tsp per quart epsom salt. the other one i just plain watered. i will observe differences tomorrow. i hope i figure it out to get the back in 100 percent health. they are also in need of ferts and water tomorrow.