Rhody's First Grow Indoor MMC - Five Plants - Four Strains

[Rhodeislander]

Ok,
Big changes for the room and the girls. The days are much warmer now, and heat is an issue. I bought a nice high volume fan and mounted it up high to the roof rafters. It has a speed control and vent outside direct, I have a carbon filter on the way.

 

[Rhodeislander]

I will split the update as I have little time today.

Here is number 1, super critical.
She,s my second largest plant and doin very well. Fan leaves are huge. These were clones, so from transplant to now looking at five weeks. I think I will go to flower at 7 or 8?

 

[Rhodeislander]

Hard to get them all in the picture now. Some are growing at an inch or more per day!

 

[Rhodeislander]

Here is my number two, doing very well. Seems to be catching up to number five my largest plant.

 

[Rhodeislander]

If you have been following this grow, this is the runt. She was the one least likely to survive transplant, but has made a full recovery.

 

[Rhodeislander]

This is nlx , very low, very bushy. Its super healthy, and always has been.

 

[CronicHempHog]

nice what kinda light is in there? or is it the camera?

 

[Rhodeislander]

Metal halide 1000 watt dimmed to 60 percent. iPad for camera, Mylar in background reflects a little.

 

[CronicHempHog]

I was just curious cause of the color of the pic seems a little too green

 

[Rhodeislander]

Nope no special effect. The pan are clear, the stand is blue and pots are black. They all show true color in picture, I will try daylight pics with my canon digital and see what they look like . In real life, they are very green, really healthy. Hey for my first grow, I think they look awesome.

 

[CronicHempHog]

don't get me wrong they do look great I was just curious as to why it looks like theres green lighting
which you stated there isn't any so like I said just curious as why the pic looks soo green I mean everything looks green
maybe its the camera but the plants do look good

 

[Rhodeislander]

I took the nlx and the runt outside and removed them from their pots. I filled the pots with more soil and replaced. They were both sitting halfway down inside the pot. The nlx roots were nice, and formed a ball the size of the pot. The runt, no so much, weak roots at best.
I soaked them both well and placed back in the room. I will post this in parts as the token expired last time and lost the entire message.

 

[Rhodeislander]

My three others are 26 to 36inches now, and I topped the big one. Here is the question
Do I go to flower next week, and risk the runt and nlx no doing much?

Or
Wait for the two smaller to catch up?

The roots system is suspect on the runt, so waiting may be a waste of time.
I have the seedlings that will be moved to another room once flowering starts, I could move the runt along with them?
Thanks for looking.

 

[KingJohnC]

i would flower your larger plants now and place the smaller ones in your flower room once they have grown more.

 

[Rhodeislander]

Here are my second and third largest plants in vege.

 

[Rhodeislander]

Here we have nlx and the runt. Runt really has no roots, not sure how this will all play out?

 

[Rhodeislander]

attempt at a close up shot

 

[Rhodeislander]

here is critical my monster

 

[jakeso123]

Subbed, hello fellow New Englander, looks great, good luck and good grow.

 

[Rhodeislander]

Hi jake,
Thanks. Wtf with all this rail and humidity?