Flittermouse's NL#2 F2 Indoor Grow 2024

Flittermouse

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Hi,

These first photos show transplanting NL#2 clones from 12 oz. cups into #1 pots .

I use clear plastic cups for the clones because they allow the roots to be seen .

I use this transplanting technique in order to maximize the roots while keeping the height of the plant in check .

My clone production was 100% on this grow . I took 8 cuttings and got 8 clones . 6 clones I am flowering and that will be the feature of this grow journal .

2 clones I have planted for vegetative growth and future clone cuttings . I may be able to add details of those aspects of the grow cycle as I move along .

The soil I use for plants to be flowered is different from the soil I use for plants to be vegetated and consists of a bottom layer of peat moss , to hold water and keep soil out of drain holes , and M³ soil mix on top of that to which I will add some P P P P ( 5-10-2 ) along the way . Soil technology is complicated and this is my effort to keep things simple .






 
Hi,

These first photos show transplanting NL#2 clones from 12 oz. cups into #1 pots .

I use clear plastic cups for the clones because they allow the roots to be seen .

I use this transplanting technique in order to maximize the roots while keeping the height of the plant in check .

My clone production was 100% on this grow . I took 8 cuttings and got 8 clones . 6 clones I am flowering and that will be the feature of this grow journal .

2 clones I have planted for vegetative growth and future clone cuttings . I may be able to add details of those aspects of the grow cycle as I move along .

The soil I use for plants to be flowered is different from the soil I use for plants to be vegetated and consists of a bottom layer of peat moss , to hold water and keep soil out of drain holes , and M³ soil mix on top of that to which I will add some P P P P ( 5-10-2 ) along the way . Soil technology is complicated and this is my effort to keep things simple .






Looks good, are you flowering them outside?


Stay safe
Bill284 😎
 
Hi,

This is an indoor grow .

The following photos are of my 4' x 4' x 6'-6" vegetative tent .

One photo shows 6 NL plants scheduled for flowering at the center and the other photo shows the same tent with the 6 NL plants scheduled for flowering removed .

The remaining plants are of 3 cultivars , NL included , which are vegetating for clones , with the exception of 6 plants which are scheduled for transplanting and then for flowering .

I transplant the plants used for clones in the same way as above in order to maxinize branching while keeping the plant at a moderate height.



 
Hi,

This is an indoor grow .

The following photos are of my 4' x 4' x 6'-6" vegetative tent .

One photo shows 6 NL plants scheduled for flowering at the center and the other photo shows the same tent with the 6 NL plants scheduled for flowering removed .

The remaining plants are of 3 cultivars , NL included , which are vegetating for clones , with the exception of 6 plants which are scheduled for transplanting and then for flowering .

I transplant the plants used for clones in the same way as above in order to maxinize branching while keeping the plant at a moderate height.




Hi,

The following photos are of the NL plants in my 2' - 8" x 2' - 8" x 5' - 3" flower tent with an oil filled digital electric radiator covered with an automobile windshield shade in order to protect the plants from excessive heat .

Two of the photos show my measuring rod , marked with black marks at 7" (height of #1 pot) , 16" (height of plant at 31" from light) , and at 23" (height of plant at 24" from light).

The present crop is 27" from light .





 
Hi,

The following photos are of the NL plants in my 2' - 8" x 2' - 8" x 5' - 3" flower tent with an oil filled digital electric radiator covered with an automobile windshield shade in order to protect the plants from excessive heat .

Two of the photos show my measuring rod , marked with black marks at 7" (height of #1 pot) , 16" (height of plant at 31" from light) , and at 23" (height of plant at 24" from light).

The present crop is 27" from light .





Hi,

The following photo was taken this morning and shows the flowering NL plants after last night's trimming .

Plants are on a 12/12 light cycle from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM .

This gives me plenty of time , typically , to check in with them in the morning before the light goes off .

( I must say that the newer generations of light timers are a vast improvement on older generations as they do not require to be plugged in to preserve set times - and so are resistant to electrical outages . )

 
Hi,

The following photo was taken this morning and shows the flowering NL plants after last night's trimming .

Plants are on a 12/12 light cycle from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM .

This gives me plenty of time , typically , to check in with them in the morning before the light goes off .

( I must say that the newer generations of light timers are a vast improvement on older generations as they do not require to be plugged in to preserve set times - and so are resistant to electrical outages . )


Hi,

The following photo was taken this morning and shows the flowering NL plants after last night's trimming .

Plants are on a 12/12 light cycle from 6:00 PM to 6:00 AM .

This gives me plenty of time , typically , to check in with them in the morning before the light goes off .

( I must say that the newer generations of light timers are a vast improvement on older generations as they do not require to be plugged in to preserve set times - and so are resistant to electrical outages . )

Hi,

Nothing significant to report on flower tent .

In lieu of any flower info , the following photo shows my vegetative tent .

The front left quadrant shows 6 Blk Flo ( Black Flo ) plants ready for transplanting in order to grow for clone cuttings .

[ Black Flo ( Blk Flo / BF ) , to my understanding , is Bdm x D. J. Short's Flo . Bdm is NL x Afg while Flo is Afg x Pth . ]

The front right quadrant shows 6 Blk Flo plants ready for transplanting in order to to grow for flowering .

I have used some degree of LST ( Low Stress Training ) throughout the tent in order to promote branching .

The left rear quadrant shows 2 NL plants growing for clone cuttings .

The right rear quadrant shows 2 Sour Orng ( Sour Orange ) plants growing for clone cuttings .

[ Sour Orange ( Sour Orng / SO ) is Sour Disel x African Orange . NOTE : I have come across another Sour Orange plant which is an AUTO-FLOWER having a very different liniage . ]

I use plastic spoons to mark the cultivar and add a plastic knife to the pots which are planted for clone cuttings . The plants scheduled for clone cuttings have different soil than those plants scheduled for flowering and I needed a way to differentiate them - so , a knife for cutting .

Today I will transplant and tomorrow I hope to post the results .

Maybe a low slow grow ?


 
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