2nd Grow: Bodhi Seeds - Strawberry Fantasy

More shots from this morning. I got to remember to wait to take pictures (not right when they wake up)

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GainesvilleGreen said:
I'm liking 12 & 13 & 1
#2 could be a boy, not all the time: but boys are skinny compared to the fatter tops of the girls..but definitely make sure since you're down to 6 plants.
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This is exactly what I needed GG, did cross my mind maybe male vs female, but thought maybe a different pheno as well. Since I am down to six (and they appear to be healthy), just waiting for sex now. I have some 3 gallon fabric pots ordered so I can up-pot one more time.
 
2Water said:
This is exactly what I needed GG, did cross my mind maybe male vs female, but thought maybe a different pheno as well. Since I am down to six (and they appear to be healthy), just waiting for sex now. I have some 3 gallon fabric pots ordered so I can up-pot one more time.
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Nice 2,
You can sex them my friend in those fabric 1s and since we don't know the sex would be wasting soil on a uppot..we really want to build those roots until the next transplant.
Bodhi's F1 are going to be big plants for future planning..no rush my friend they look fantastic.
It's going to be a b*tch to transplant out of those clothes pots btw..
Run plastic pots until your final fabric pots..just hard for me to transplant in fabric
 
GainesvilleGreen said:
Nice 2,
You can sex them my friend in those fabric 1s and since we don't know the sex would be wasting soil on a uppot..we really want to build those roots until the next transplant.
Bodhi's F1 are going to be big plants for future planning..no rush my friend they look fantastic.
It's going to be a b*tch to transplant out of those clothes pots btw..
Run plastic pots until your final fabric pots..just hard for me to transplant in fabric
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Yeah, I read about transplanting in fabrics is rough AFTER I bought the 1 gallons, lol. I figured if I have more than 4 females🤞 then I'll run 3 gallons to finish in. 4 or less and they'll be in 5's. I wanted to try going from solos to 1's to 3's this time to get some more experience, but for the future, we'll see. This is going to be a life long journey for me, so no rush at all. Best hobby in the world😉
 
2Water said:
Yeah, I read about transplanting in fabrics is rough AFTER I bought the 1 gallons, lol. I figured if I have more than 4 females🤞 then I'll run 3 gallons to finish in. 4 or less and they'll be in 5's. I wanted to try going from solos to 1's to 3's this time to get some more experience, but for the future, we'll see. This is going to be a life long journey for me, so no rush at all. Best hobby in the world😉
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Yeah, my friend. I just find it easier with plastic pots until your finals for fabric. Plus, the plastic smaller containers will last forever bro. So, really only have to replace the fabrics after harvest :passitleft:
 
GainesvilleGreen said:
Yeah, my friend. I just find it easier with plastic pots until your finals for fabric. Plus, the plastic smaller containers will last forever bro. So, really only have to replace the fabrics after harvest :passitleft:
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I'm on my 5th grow with my 7 gallon fabric pots. They can last a long time.
Totally agree with it being easier to transplant from plastic pots. I made the mistake of trying to transplant from one gallon fabric pots a while back and the rootball nearly fell to pieces. The bigger ones aren't as bad, but the soil around the edge of the pot is usually still pretty loose.
I go from plastic to fabric finals now.
 
Melville Hobbes said:
I'm on my 5th grow with my 7 gallon fabric pots. They can last a long time.
Totally agree with it being easier to transplant from plastic pots. I made the mistake of trying to transplant from one gallon fabric pots a while back and the rootball nearly fell to pieces. The bigger ones aren't as bad, but the soil around the edge of the pot is usually still pretty loose.
I go from plastic to fabric finals now.
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I need to recycle my fabric pots..5th grow is nice Mel 👍.
I've had to use scissors ✂️ on the smaller fabric to transplant. Just a pain in the ass and wasting money
 
GainesvilleGreen said:
I need to recycle my fabric pots..5th grow is nice Mel 👍.
I've had to use scissors ✂️ on the smaller fabric to transplant. Just a pain in the ass and wasting money
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I put my cloth pots on paint cans just slightly smaller than the pots and then just peel the side walls down. It works perfect every time.
 
It's been a rough week, in my attempt to not over water, #2 and #12 really showed some stress. Not sure of just that, but I top dressed yesterday with DTE Bio-live and some ewc, and they started to perk back up. I'm going to up pot to 5 gallons and two of the plants are getting rehome. I'll take some closer up shots when I get them all out later.
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