DYNOMYCO
Well-Known Member
You have something real nice going out there man!Hey everyone. Hope you're all doing well. I desperately needed to get some garden chores done. I couldn't put off transplanting any longer. Crossing my fingers and toes that I can manage to get some clones transplanted tomorrow. Couldn't quite get to those.
Here they are 3/19
Space Queen has been taken a beating. I pruned a lot of this off after the transplant today.
Today pre-transplant. They all got a chance to soak up some natural sun for a couple hours.
Please ignore the horrible mess behind them inside the greenhouse. It has been a snail's pace of getting tasks done lately. Glad I at least got started today. I cleared out a bunch of weeds and added some rocks to the left side. My desire would be to get rid of this tiny greenhouse. Then build a larger semi-permanent greenhouse. Until then, this will have to do until they are all ready for the outdoor garden. I will be keeping them small until then.
While they were outside, I mixed some of my @Sierra Natural Science SNS217 and every plant got sprayed on top and below the leaves for a complete treatment. It smells so good! I waited until the sun was off of them.
While I had some time for them to soak up the sun, I cleaned the inside of the tent! It was not fun, but it was needed. Feels good to know it got cleaned before going into flower. Simple green wipe down on the floor and walls. Followed up with an alcohol wipe down of the walls.
Then it was time for some more @420 Mag stickers!!
I followed up the cleaning with a spray barrier of permethrin.
Arthropods don't like the smell and it kills them if they linger for too long. I gave the bottom corners, duct openings, and windows. I sealed up the tent and headed outside to get the plants transplanted.
I had a few extra @ViparSpectra lights that I hadn't used since I put in the @BESTVA LED lights during the GSC Comparative Grow . I wanted to at least get the Vipar P2000 put in. So that's an extra 200W of light minimum. The other two lights are the P1500.
I took out one of the Bestva Pro1000 and added a P1500, giving me an extra 50W.
I'd like to add that the @ViparSpectra lights featured are not sponsored! A part of supporting our sponsors is buying their products! These are wonderful budget friendly lights. I really like being able to have individual lights. Freedom to adjust lights as needed for different plant needs. Eventually, I'd like to add a single light that could cover the entire tent from start to finish. It would force me to get better at canopy height management.
Onto the transplanting of the 76 day old ladies! Many thanks again to @GeoPot for sending me the kickass 7 gallon fabric pots! No doubt better than any other fabric pot I have ever used. Also, thanks for the recent 2 gallon prize pack! So stoked about those. About to use them tomorrow for the clones that will be vegging in those until final transplant for the outdoor garden.
Cinderella 99 - 1 gal to 7 gal @GeoPot - approx 5.5 gallons of soil
Rosetta Stone #1 - 1 gal to 7 gal @GeoPot - approx 5.5 gallons of soil
Rosetta Stone #2 - 1 gal to 5 gal fabric pot - approx 3.5 gallons of soil
Queen of Soul #1 - 1 gal to 1.5 cubic foot
Earth Box (Round 2)
Queen of Soul #3 - 1 gal to 5 gal fabric pot - approx 3.5 gallons of soil
Space Queen - 1 gal to 5 gal fabric pot - approx 3.5 gallons of soil
I purposely left space for the next few topdressings of @GeoFlora Nutrients . They were all due for their 2 week topdress AND transplanting 2 weeks ago! Glad I was finally able to get it done though. Another thanks to the GF team for this amazing nutrient line. I decided to keep the nutrients the same all the way through flower for this round.
I also included another dose of sponsor's product called 'Soil Activator' by Earth Alive products. It's amazing stuff and has a toasty coffee aroma!
Candida clone I was blessed to receive from @InTheShed ! She's at day 136 and went from her 2 gal fabric pot into the earth box. This is Round 2. It got amended with a dose of @GeoFlora Nutrients 'Veg' and then topdressed with an overdose of 'Bloom'. I'd like to point out that this box with thriving with worms in multiple stages of life. This box had not been watered since I harvested those tiny autos. It had a wonderful rich color with no foul smells, and still had moisture!
Last season, it only grew some teeny tiny autos. There should be a contest for worst plant of the month, I could have won that for sure!
If this plant takes a dive, then it will either be the quality of the soil, or my watering habits. The earth box was loaded with beneficial insects. Worms thriving...tells me the soil is balanced and healthy.
Just wanted to make sure I include a HUGE thanks to @DYNOMYCO for being an amazing sponsor here for this community.
Since being introduced to them during the GSC grow last year, I haven't used anything else.
Here they are again after a short rest of no lights for 3 hours. Tomorrow, they will get an extra 3 hours of light. Helps them produce extra energy to reduce transplant sadness. I set the lights to give the canopy a 650-700 average PPFD.
After the transplant, I watered them all in with some yucca extract, kelp extract, and @Sierra Natural Science SNS209 at 8mL/gal
The Candida is getting the back right corner of the tent to herself. She's also getting the @ViparSpectra P2000 all to herself. I have a lot of small branches left to cut off. I spread her out some more. Using some craft wire, created hooks for the branches and then hooked to the trunk nodes.
After they recover, then the lights will be flipped to flower to a 7am ON and 7pm OFF cycle. I will utilizing my peak solar production during those times. Should be enough to not pull any extra from the electric grid!
Thanks for swinging by folks. I appreciate you all, members and sponsors alike. Thanks for helping me grow these amazing plants!
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When my garden is growing the best, it's always from when I've been watering to runoff and getting into a good cycle of watering early in veg.
