FLOWERING DAY 8
A couple things have happened in the last days.
I really didn't like the idea of scrog-ing 4 clones in 4.5" pots, so I took the screen off while it was still early and transplanted the 2 healthiest looking ones in 9" pots. (Still not sure that ws the best move..) I kept the other 3 with the individual screens in the scrog mode. We'll see how that goes!
In this picture you can see all the plants.
To the left you see a right thing, it's a hook. I had a couple around so I put them into the wall and set the CFL ballast on it at a 45 degree angle right over the plants.
In the back you see the 2 mother plants. I set the other CFL ballast from vegetation room up like I had it so that they get a decent light exposure from all around.
I am still not sure if I'll keep that 4.5" pot with the clone in it, for the time I'll let her be.
You can see the pistils starting already
This a bottom bud of the mother plant to the left in the 1st picture. She has been autoflowering for a while now, her buds are nice and fluffy. I'm sure that with the PK 13/14 and the Liquid Bud she'll grow nice thick dense nugs.
Here is some scrog progress
Inside the scrog - Very bushy
Today I started phase 2 of the flowering cycle.. Which simply means I give them a couple more nutes. (PK 13/14 and Liquid Bud).
So here is a quick run down on the nutes (per liter)
5ml Terra Flores
0.5ml Rhizotonic
2.5ml Cannazym
1.5ml PK 13/14
3ml Liquid Bud
I got a nice little gadget, a thermometer that indicates the highest and lowers temps and humidity factor.. Pretty sweet. I didn't have a humidity issue before with one plant, but with, 7 in there, I don't want to have a problem so I put an other fan in and I'm hitting about 45%, which is good. Temps are about 76-78F. At night, I recorded as low as 69. But usually I get 71. So I think I'm ok.
I'm leaving for a couple days (yet again!), so my trusty buddy will take care of the babies for me. Next pictures won't be for a while, sorry..! But as soon as I get back I'll update the journal with photos! I cannot wait to see the progress!
Comments are always appreciated!