MoriartyShell
New Member
Hello all,
I brought back some seeds from Amsterdam about a year and a half ago, and now that I have some closet space to myself I figured I'd give it a go. I germinated two seeds, of which one took hold, the other grew with the seed on its head and when I tried to get it off, pop. Head came off too. I vegged my one plant for two months, and in that time took two clones off of her, rooted them in soil, and took three from those two. If you've done your math right, I got 6 plants from one good seed. All of my clones were sold, and the three oldest girls remain in the flower room. These three are big bonsai (lst), stretch (regular), and bush (fim).
This strain is typically defined as "easy" for growing, but I've had a number of trials and tribulations with it. This powerplant is very sensitive to fertilizer, the roots are sensitive as well to transplanting. I've still got some issues with the leaves burning/turning coppery. Anyways,
What strain: Spliff Seeds Gold Line Power Plant
What soil medium: a mix of FF garden soil and potting soil
What is the stuff on top of the soil: diatomaceous earth for fungus gnat infestation
Pots: Milk jug, 3L, 5L
Lights: vegged under 300w equivalent CFL, flowered under 600w hps
Ferts Veg: mix of FF grow big and seaweed extract, fertilome root stimulator
Ferts Flower: Jack's Classic big bloom, blackstrap molasses
Misc: Carbon filter, can fan, grow room 3X5ft
Days in veg:
big bonsai: 2 months
stretch: 3 weeks
bush: 6 weeks
Days in flower:
big bonsai: 51 days
stretch: 39 days
bush: 15 days
Here's big bonsai
Here's bush
Here's stretch
The fam
I brought back some seeds from Amsterdam about a year and a half ago, and now that I have some closet space to myself I figured I'd give it a go. I germinated two seeds, of which one took hold, the other grew with the seed on its head and when I tried to get it off, pop. Head came off too. I vegged my one plant for two months, and in that time took two clones off of her, rooted them in soil, and took three from those two. If you've done your math right, I got 6 plants from one good seed. All of my clones were sold, and the three oldest girls remain in the flower room. These three are big bonsai (lst), stretch (regular), and bush (fim).
This strain is typically defined as "easy" for growing, but I've had a number of trials and tribulations with it. This powerplant is very sensitive to fertilizer, the roots are sensitive as well to transplanting. I've still got some issues with the leaves burning/turning coppery. Anyways,
What strain: Spliff Seeds Gold Line Power Plant
What soil medium: a mix of FF garden soil and potting soil
What is the stuff on top of the soil: diatomaceous earth for fungus gnat infestation
Pots: Milk jug, 3L, 5L
Lights: vegged under 300w equivalent CFL, flowered under 600w hps
Ferts Veg: mix of FF grow big and seaweed extract, fertilome root stimulator
Ferts Flower: Jack's Classic big bloom, blackstrap molasses
Misc: Carbon filter, can fan, grow room 3X5ft
Days in veg:
big bonsai: 2 months
stretch: 3 weeks
bush: 6 weeks
Days in flower:
big bonsai: 51 days
stretch: 39 days
bush: 15 days
Here's big bonsai
Here's bush
Here's stretch
The fam