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flytier
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Sept. 16, 2017
Day 16+
These babies are going up like fireworks. I think I'm finally coming together with strains to suit my equipment, and equipment to suit my space (although there's lots more stuff around to make things easier, I'm starting with the basics). There's also the techniques that I'm continually picking up from the invaluable help, guidance, and encouragement from everybody here, as well as my old friends, Trial and Error.
So yeah, fireworks, right. It's been four days since my last pics of them and I think these girls are my best indoor growers so far. They're getting nice growth, and it's easy to tell which plant hatched on which day. Once again, and I can't stress this enough, don't do the paper towel crap or even bother to pre-soak; it does nothing to increase germination, and a step that is performed is a step that can potentially go wrong, and there's three steps involved there: soaking, paper toweling, and transplanting. I tend to proselytize on that a lot, but it's just some friendly advice from someone that should have followed it from the start.
Anyways, I'm babbling a bit. I put down a pack of five and I still have 100% of the crop. I'm posting one of each of the size grades to compare growth. At this rate I will have to bend at least one plant over to keep them even. I'll get over it.
Here's the star of the show. She was the first one to come up and she definitely has the most vigor of all of them.
This is the runt of the litter, but still a contender. She'll be bigger when budding starts.
And since I've shown you both outliers, here's one from the peak of the bell curve to finish off our comparison.
I'm pleased with my soil/compost/additive mix that I use. I'm pretty sure it contributes to the overall growth. Even the smallest one is getting her roots close to the growout area of the soil by now, if not there already. I'm hoping it all goes this smooth right throughout. But I've said that before hahaha.
Day 16+
These babies are going up like fireworks. I think I'm finally coming together with strains to suit my equipment, and equipment to suit my space (although there's lots more stuff around to make things easier, I'm starting with the basics). There's also the techniques that I'm continually picking up from the invaluable help, guidance, and encouragement from everybody here, as well as my old friends, Trial and Error.
So yeah, fireworks, right. It's been four days since my last pics of them and I think these girls are my best indoor growers so far. They're getting nice growth, and it's easy to tell which plant hatched on which day. Once again, and I can't stress this enough, don't do the paper towel crap or even bother to pre-soak; it does nothing to increase germination, and a step that is performed is a step that can potentially go wrong, and there's three steps involved there: soaking, paper toweling, and transplanting. I tend to proselytize on that a lot, but it's just some friendly advice from someone that should have followed it from the start.
Anyways, I'm babbling a bit. I put down a pack of five and I still have 100% of the crop. I'm posting one of each of the size grades to compare growth. At this rate I will have to bend at least one plant over to keep them even. I'll get over it.
Here's the star of the show. She was the first one to come up and she definitely has the most vigor of all of them.
This is the runt of the litter, but still a contender. She'll be bigger when budding starts.
And since I've shown you both outliers, here's one from the peak of the bell curve to finish off our comparison.
I'm pleased with my soil/compost/additive mix that I use. I'm pretty sure it contributes to the overall growth. Even the smallest one is getting her roots close to the growout area of the soil by now, if not there already. I'm hoping it all goes this smooth right throughout. But I've said that before hahaha.
