Awesome recovery on those two older ones. Wow! I drowned one of mine recently. Not a good feeling. I wasn't sure what to do or what was wrong. Had I known, I should have done what you did and put it into a fresh cup with new soil. Live and learn.
420 Magazine's Official Girl Scout Cookies Comparative Grow By BooWho2
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Thanks Baked ARea. I figured what the hell and it worked out. I‘m glad I trusted my instincts….need to do that more often! And now I have FOUR more plants! oof!
Well... I'd rather have 4 more plants than to have 4 dead ones like me. 1 dud, 1 drowned, and 2 directly sowed outdoors that are nowhere to be seen.And now I have FOUR more plants! oof!
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Hi all! 
Welcome to the weekend! 
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My little Girl Scout Cookie survivors (#1 & #2) got new pots today. I had prepped a 1 gallon pot for each of them but when I went to transplant the pots looked so small....so I put them in 2 gallon pots.
. Their roots were crazy long and I had a little trouble getting them out of the solo cups, but they did okay. I hadn't numbered them at this point so I'm not sure which of these pics is #1 or #2 so just use your imagination. 
I went ahead and fed them 2g /gal MC along with 3 g/gal silica since that newish growth is a little lighter green than I’d like. Here's a family shot with all 4.
Hope everyone has a nice Friday and an even nicer weekend!
Welcome to the weekend! .My little Girl Scout Cookie survivors (#1 & #2) got new pots today. I had prepped a 1 gallon pot for each of them but when I went to transplant the pots looked so small....so I put them in 2 gallon pots.
. Their roots were crazy long and I had a little trouble getting them out of the solo cups, but they did okay. I hadn't numbered them at this point so I'm not sure which of these pics is #1 or #2 so just use your imagination. I went ahead and fed them 2g /gal MC along with 3 g/gal silica since that newish growth is a little lighter green than I’d like. Here's a family shot with all 4.
Hope everyone has a nice Friday and an even nicer weekend!
So pretty and recovered. 
And clean and fresh! 
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Happy Friday all! . Things are moving along with the GSC girls.
These first two are 35 days old and doing well. They finally drained their 2 gal pots and will be getting fed with their first dose of SNS 209 that @Sierra Natural Science graciously provided to us for this grow. Spring has burst upon us here and there are bugs everywhere...
. I'm really hoping that being proactive using this product will help to protect the plants inside and outside throughout the summer. Here are some pics:
GSC #1 - 35 days old
GSC #2 - 35 days old
GSC #3 - 14 days old. She is filling the cup with roots and will be transplanted hopefully this weekend.
GSC #4 - 12 days old.
All four are sitting under the beautiful Mars Hydro SP 3000 that @Mars Hydro was generous enough to provide me for a sponsored journal. It’s a very sleek and good looking light, it’s quiet, and so far there have been no issues with temperature.
That's all for now. Have a nice day.
. Things are moving along with the GSC girls.These first two are 35 days old and doing well. They finally drained their 2 gal pots and will be getting fed with their first dose of SNS 209 that @Sierra Natural Science graciously provided to us for this grow. Spring has burst upon us here and there are bugs everywhere...
. I'm really hoping that being proactive using this product will help to protect the plants inside and outside throughout the summer. Here are some pics:GSC #1 - 35 days old
GSC #2 - 35 days old
GSC #3 - 14 days old. She is filling the cup with roots and will be transplanted hopefully this weekend.
GSC #4 - 12 days old.
All four are sitting under the beautiful Mars Hydro SP 3000 that @Mars Hydro was generous enough to provide me for a sponsored journal. It’s a very sleek and good looking light, it’s quiet, and so far there have been no issues with temperature.
That's all for now. Have a nice day.
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Looking healthy! I’ve been using the SNS-209 every watering - doesn’t seem to have any effect the young plants.
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Hi Websissy. Don’t think I welcomed you to my journal yet.
Thanks for your input on the SNS! I’ve only really used it when I’ve had a bug issue so hopefully it helps prevent that!
Excellent recovery on the older two, and the other two are moving right along as well. 
Websissy
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Thanks for the welcome
I was watching a YouTube channel where a grower/hydroponic shop owner said he loves SNS-209. That it makes the plant/roots less palatable to the bad bugs. I see some gnats in my open indoor grow areas. So am using it proactively
They're doing great! I'm thinking about adding SNS 209 in my summer outdoor grow.
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Hi all. Quick Monday update on the GSCs. Just gonna show #s 1-3 since #4 is small still. All of them are in 2 gal pots now. They are starting to hit their stride now. GSC #1 - 38 days old, almost 9 inches tall. She's got great color now and her upper fans are the size of my hand!
GSC #2 - 38 days old and about 6.5 inches tall. Her node spacing is a little tighter than GSC #1, but her fans are as big! I think I need to top these girls soon and am open to suggestions. I've seen some people take off the first node and I think I'll try that since I've noticed in my auto grows that the second node seems to reach higher and produce more. Maybe I'm just imbibing too much?
GSC #3 - 17 days old. About 5.5 inches tall. She's catching up with #2 in height and looks like she'll have the node spacing like #1. I bumped the Mars Hydro SP3000 up to 75% so they are sitting between 30 and 35k lux. Thanks for looking and please offer suggestions in topping! My plan is to grow ONE of these plants in my 2x4 tent and move the other 3 outside.
They look great, and such a difference from their early days. Well done!
I wouldn't top the ones going outside for while now, so my suggestion would be to figure out how long you want to veg the tent one and gauge your topping from there. And if you want to fill up the 2x4, you'll want to train in a rectangle rather than a square.
I wouldn't top the ones going outside for while now, so my suggestion would be to figure out how long you want to veg the tent one and gauge your topping from there. And if you want to fill up the 2x4, you'll want to train in a rectangle rather than a square.
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Thanks Shed! Good info to know about topping inside/outside plants. What approximately would you guess the stretch in flower for a fem photo would be? Roger on the rectangle shape, that’s my plan but I’m still trying to figure that out. Top and train, top and supercrop, don’t top and supercrop, etc. I’m also deliberating on which one to choose. I’m kinda in love with #2 - she’s a little squat and her nodes are tighter than the other three. But I’m not really sure which one I should choose based on their differences. 
I would top, train, and supercrop to get a rectangular shape.
After topping you pull sides out wide to start to fill the width, and also train the front and back at an angle toward the sides. This will give you space in the middle of the front and back to supercrop into when those start to outgrow the more-spread-out side branches.
After topping you pull sides out wide to start to fill the width, and also train the front and back at an angle toward the sides. This will give you space in the middle of the front and back to supercrop into when those start to outgrow the more-spread-out side branches.
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that was exactly the "aha" moment I needed! 
So, having figured that out, it seems to me that #2 is demonstrating a wide stature and so I'm inclined to pick her for the tent...but I'm not experienced enough to know whether I should go with a taller or a stouter one! . But I do feel like I need to start topping and training.
1 or 2 are the most likely candidates, but I'm leaning toward 1 because of the already-solid growth of the lower nodes. But that's just me!
I have to tell you Boo, I admire the way you pay attention to your garden! Paying attention is the holy grail.
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Thanks StoneOtter. That’s a very kind compliment. I do spend a lot of time there.