So yeah, its been a bit too long since I have put up an update. Life has been a bit crazy over the last few weeks; work has been nutty, which is actually a good thing, I went a way for a weeks vacation, been at a lot of doctors appointments because I have my first kid on the way, my girlfriends surprise birthday party and so many other small things that take up time. Anyway I am gonna just get to the point, here is what has been going on in the garden. I have been working in coco and trying out a new nutrient line and finding the sweet spot of both. This did make for a bit of a rough start to this round along with low temps because my heater stopped responding to my thermostats automatic cycle, and a one too many days dry along with that all. In the past 3 weeks or so everything has really come back into stride and though delayed by almost 3 weeks I am now heading into bloom and hoping I can get this round done on time for an imminent move. Here is the list of what is going into flower, 1 @ Divine Gelato, 1 @ Black Lime Reserve, 5 @ Cinderella 99, 1 @ Crown Royale and 1 @ Love Fern a gift from the very thoughtful
@1diesel1 that I am doing in soil with organic nutes. I am finding that love fern a really interesting gal, super squat and tight internode spacing, she is definitely an indica plant and I am very much looking forward to what she has to offer. I guess anyone who is still checking out this thread is probably sick of reading this so I will just get onto the pics.
Crown Royale after the hang dry. She smells like baby vomit and rotting fruit with just a touch of cheese in all the best ways.
A nice top from her.
Pineapple Chunk after the hang dry. This one has a really nice sharp tropical tone with a very subtle skunkiness to it. It really has a very nice flavor and effect as well. Though it may be an Amsterdam Skunk it is a really nice example and I am keeping a mom of her for future grows. She also seems to have a rather high return when making hash.
A Crown Royale clone getting put into her final pot.
And an unintentional haircut, but it has definitely worked in my favor.
The Love Fern I am so excited about. Look how happy she is right after transplant.
Some Cindy 99 girls. These are from G13 Labs, not Bros. Grimm but I am still excited to run them. This is a variety I have really been wanting to try for a long time and even in my years living in Cali I never had the chance to try anything more than a cross of her. I do have some beans from Brothers Grimm that I have set away for when I have the time to do a seed run.
All the girls (minus 1 Cindy 99) as of Jan 9, ready to veg for a bit before the flip.
This is the Pineapple Chunk mom with a really weird but cool leaf whorl.
The whole gang as of Feb. 14. I love all these girls; but not more than my girlfriend.
And here we are today. This is the Divine Gelato getting up potted from a 1 gallon fabric pot to a 2 gallon fabric pot into
Cyco Seamix, a blend of coco, perlite and a bit of kelp. The kelp gives a bit of food for the plants to start on and it also eases the stress of the transplant.
And the plants trimmed and ready for the flip.
Crown Royale, another girl who has super tight internodes. The topping she got during transplant has created a considerable amount of tops that I am really hoping will turn into nice long colas.
Tonight is the first night the girls will get 12 hours of dark, so tomorrow is the start of flower officially.