Governmentchz
Well-Known Member
Hey all. I've decided to pop a couple Barney's Farm Pineapple Chunk beans and run them the same way as the 8-ball kush last grow. The only differences planned are an 18/6 veg cycle (last time I ran 19/5), and I will be topping both and hopefully vegging for 6 weeks (last time I topped one and vegged both for 5 weeks).
I also decided to wait to start this journal until they had gotten through the seedling stage. Sometimes that can be monotonous to follow as a subscriber to the thread and as a grower, it's one of the most anxious times for me. So, I choose to crawl through that alone, lol. Today marks 2 weeks since they were germinated. and also marks the first feeding (as mild as it was).
Nutes: GH FloraDuo A&B (2ml, .5ml), CaliMagic (2ml). Total ppm were about 250, pH 5.8
In a nod to the "pineapple" name (and the indirect Hawaiian connection), I've named them...Paka, and Lolo. They already show slightly different characteristics , and while not as pronounced as the 8-balls were at the same point, I like the opportunity to see different phenotypes so randomly. Anyway, here are a few early pics of the girls...
I'll get some better pics and some under normal light sometime this weekend.
I also decided to wait to start this journal until they had gotten through the seedling stage. Sometimes that can be monotonous to follow as a subscriber to the thread and as a grower, it's one of the most anxious times for me. So, I choose to crawl through that alone, lol. Today marks 2 weeks since they were germinated. and also marks the first feeding (as mild as it was).
Nutes: GH FloraDuo A&B (2ml, .5ml), CaliMagic (2ml). Total ppm were about 250, pH 5.8
In a nod to the "pineapple" name (and the indirect Hawaiian connection), I've named them...Paka, and Lolo. They already show slightly different characteristics , and while not as pronounced as the 8-balls were at the same point, I like the opportunity to see different phenotypes so randomly. Anyway, here are a few early pics of the girls...
I'll get some better pics and some under normal light sometime this weekend.