Indoor Veg Clones Update!!
Alright, now that that silly uploading ordeal is over, here's my vegging clones in my new veg room.
Here's the family
and a look at how the humidity and temps have been in there, pretty consistent actually, that meter's been on for at least a week. Pretty dry, like the Colorado I know and love lol. This summer was weird for me, never seen humidity at 85% outdoors in CO before - and if you're familiar with the region I'm in you'd probably say WTF too. This is the beginning of the Basin and Range Geological Province - for anyone who knows some geology. (Miss you, Prof. Pound! My geology teacher was the coolest.)
Global Weirding is real and happening, people.
And here are the two crazy re-veggers. The left is a Mama clone, the right is yet another Lucy clone. I included a look under the hood of Mama's clone, and a closer look at the reveg process. They are some gnarly plants lol, tons of tri-blade leaves, insane branching, and kinda mutant looking lol (you shoulda seen them a week ago though)
Here are the BBK clones, the tall one isn't re-vegged at all, yet the small one is probably going to be my most re-vegged clone of all. The tall one was put in the veg room the same day as the crazy reveg Lucy/Mama clones. I topped it so it would stop stretching lol. I didn't want to FIM, because that's not as stunting. It needs a transplant soon methinks.
Also, the tall one is in an opaque green plastic container so we couldn't take a look at the roots, but there's a pic of the reveg clone's roots, who is growing in an old sliced up 2 liter of Canada Dry
she was the last in the veg room, so her rooting is the least developed.
Now the two Euphoria clones. Both were actually taken well into when their mommy was flowering, but both were VERY low growth crappy nodes, that while the rest of the branches were showing lots of pistils, weren't showing any. I figured they could go either way, and turns out they didn't need much revegging. There's a few pistils on them, but they didn't reach the alternating node/tri-blade mutant-leaf growth point. so they're growing like normal, with twin nodes.
As you can see, the leaf sides are curling up a bit, probably because of the heat off of the light. (which is unfortunately red spectrum 2700k, but it was free... so I'm happy)
after watching my outdoor Euphoria, I disagree with the label they gave the Euphoria at Trill Alternatives - where I got the buds/seeds - as an 80% indica... their momma, and them, have all grown like sativa dominant hybrids for sure. I either got a sativa pheno, or they are just on some green crack over there.
The one in the 2 liter was the one transplanted at 8 days, she's established quite a root system already.
Here's the light -.- which I raised a bit to take these pics....
And here's some of the damage done to my plants when the light fell right on top of them because I couldn't remember how to tie a bosun's hitch knot correctly in my attempt to re-lower the light. Damn I need my Dad out of jail >.< even if its been so refreshingly quiet and sober around here without him.
the big Lucy Re-veg got the worst of it, a couple of her nodes broke and are oozing sap (which I licked off a finger
don't try this LOL - it is insanely bitter and sour) and the others all just got bent a bit. They'll be fine lol. Cannabis is surprisingly SoilGirl resistant
Thanks for coming by, hope you enjoyed, and sorry it took so long.