Perfect height off the soil and nice spread. She's gonna be great.
Fopho's 2nd Journal - Cheese Quake - DIY Projects & Various Other Strains
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Thanks, yea I opened her up pretty wide before the transplant
By the way I want to thank you for bringing up the far red light. It got me reading all kinds of things and I am going to try a 13 hour lighting schedule with an hour of far red right after lights off.
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Update 13 March 2016(white diesel, cheese quake, & gorilla glue #4)
Today 1 white diesel, 1 cheese quake, & 1 GG#4 were fully rooted and placed into solo cups. That makes 4 cheese quake clones not counting the one in the 10gal. pot, 1 GG#4, & 1 W.diesel.
Also the godberry,Dr.funk,& the purple skunk all died while cloning. Dunno what happen to them lol. Sucks because I was really looking forward to them. O'well you win some and you lose some.
Today 1 white diesel, 1 cheese quake, & 1 GG#4 were fully rooted and placed into solo cups. That makes 4 cheese quake clones not counting the one in the 10gal. pot, 1 GG#4, & 1 W.diesel.
Also the godberry,Dr.funk,& the purple skunk all died while cloning. Dunno what happen to them lol. Sucks because I was really looking forward to them. O'well you win some and you lose some.
Real good fopho... There's no one way as some like to direct, otherwise we'd all be growing using same techniques...
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Yup, just have to find what works well for you. Whatever fits your personality. Makes no sense to me to limit yourself to one way of doing something. Combine a few different things if you want or don't lol.
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Update 15 March 2016(Cheese Quake)
Daytime temp: 73-77° RH: 40-55%
Nighttime temp: 63-66° RH: 45-60%
Veg time: 4 weeks exactly, 16 March 2016 will be first day of week 5
Today was watering day. I gave them 2tsp BioTrive grow, 1tsp calmag+, 1tsp BioMarine, 1tsp BioWeed. All measurements are per gallon of water.
I've crimped/super cropped the other branches, along with getting them trained to go under the first ring. You can tell from the photos that I've been stuffing these branches under that first ring as they get there. The plan is to let the side branches grow under the first ring while opening up the center for maximum light penetration. Enjoy the photos.
Edit: this bottom picture I was trying to show how the knots looks like an old mans knuckles with rheumatoid arthritis lol, but it didn't turn out. Ill get a better one next time. Oh one other thing, everytime I pinch one of the stems to super crop. Its healed within a day. Never had this happen before.
Daytime temp: 73-77° RH: 40-55%
Nighttime temp: 63-66° RH: 45-60%
Veg time: 4 weeks exactly, 16 March 2016 will be first day of week 5
Today was watering day. I gave them 2tsp BioTrive grow, 1tsp calmag+, 1tsp BioMarine, 1tsp BioWeed. All measurements are per gallon of water.
I've crimped/super cropped the other branches, along with getting them trained to go under the first ring. You can tell from the photos that I've been stuffing these branches under that first ring as they get there. The plan is to let the side branches grow under the first ring while opening up the center for maximum light penetration. Enjoy the photos.
Edit: this bottom picture I was trying to show how the knots looks like an old mans knuckles with rheumatoid arthritis lol, but it didn't turn out. Ill get a better one next time. Oh one other thing, everytime I pinch one of the stems to super crop. Its healed within a day. Never had this happen before.
STIHL LOGGER
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Lookin good Fopho, they sprung back really fast my friend! Niceeee! 
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Update 18 March 2016(cheese quake)
Today I watered the cheese quake with 2tsp BioTrive grow,1tsp Calmag+,1tsp Bioroot,& 1tsp of diamond black. All per gallon of water. I also have been crimping/super cropping all the branches a little at a time. Enjoy the photos.
Today I watered the cheese quake with 2tsp BioTrive grow,1tsp Calmag+,1tsp Bioroot,& 1tsp of diamond black. All per gallon of water. I also have been crimping/super cropping all the branches a little at a time. Enjoy the photos.
millertm
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Crap, I'm late but here. Nice grow going you seem to quite up to speed for your second grow. Dude, we need to catch lunch together soon.
Cheers
Cheers
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Update 22 March 2016(cheese quake)
Daytime temps: 73-77° RH:40-50%
Nighttime temps: 63-66° RH: 45-55%
Veg time: 5 weeks, tomorrow the 23rd is day 1 of week 6
Watering day once again. So I fed her 2tsp of Biotrive Grow,1 1/2tsp Calmag+,1tsp Bioweed, & 1tsp BioMarine. All per gallon of water.
I've also been crimping/super cropping most of the new growth. I've just about given up on trying to get the one side trough the bottom ring. Every single time I crimp and bend the branch to grow in that direction, all it does is pop right back up toward the light within a few hours. Ill probably just use wire and tie them down. Enjoy the photos
Also I now have 6 Gorilla Glue #4, 3 White Diesel(White Widow x NYC Diesel), & 4 Cheese Quake clones all rooted. Ill start training a few of these in the next few weeks. To add to the Cheese Quake that's going now.
Daytime temps: 73-77° RH:40-50%
Nighttime temps: 63-66° RH: 45-55%
Veg time: 5 weeks, tomorrow the 23rd is day 1 of week 6
Watering day once again. So I fed her 2tsp of Biotrive Grow,1 1/2tsp Calmag+,1tsp Bioweed, & 1tsp BioMarine. All per gallon of water.
I've also been crimping/super cropping most of the new growth. I've just about given up on trying to get the one side trough the bottom ring. Every single time I crimp and bend the branch to grow in that direction, all it does is pop right back up toward the light within a few hours. Ill probably just use wire and tie them down. Enjoy the photos
Also I now have 6 Gorilla Glue #4, 3 White Diesel(White Widow x NYC Diesel), & 4 Cheese Quake clones all rooted. Ill start training a few of these in the next few weeks. To add to the Cheese Quake that's going now.
millertm
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Large garden, lots of work. Great job.
Cheers
Cheers
Well it looks like I missed the start of this journal, not much of friend I am. Lol. Well im here now, is there any smoke left going around?
Really nice looking structure on her, good job on training. I find they rebound so fast from their desired position. It's a daily task to keep them in line, as RTK suggested don't be afraid to harangue them for being out of control. It's helps.
KiG
I'm subbed now, sorry for missing the opening acts.
Really nice looking structure on her, good job on training. I find they rebound so fast from their desired position. It's a daily task to keep them in line, as RTK suggested don't be afraid to harangue them for being out of control. It's helps.
KiG
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applegate
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Everything's looking great - but I wouldn't expect anything less from you!
I'm not journaling my second grow - too much going on with veggie garden prep - but I continue to come back and peek in on the innovative growers such as yourself. BTW - the cure method you shared with me is getting rave reviews up here in the north country!
I'm not journaling my second grow - too much going on with veggie garden prep - but I continue to come back and peek in on the innovative growers such as yourself. BTW - the cure method you shared with me is getting rave reviews up here in the north country!
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Update 28 March 2016(cheese quake)
Daytime temp: 75-79° RH: 38-48%
Nighttime temp: 63-66 RH: 45-50%
Veg: tomorrow will be 6 weeks exactly.
Watered her today 1tsp calmag+ & Bioroot. Didn't look like she needed anything else this go around. Sorry for the delay, just been crazy busy. Enjoy
The 3rd photo was after being watered it would appear lol.
Edit: I have a ton of pruning to do over the next week or so lol
Daytime temp: 75-79° RH: 38-48%
Nighttime temp: 63-66 RH: 45-50%
Veg: tomorrow will be 6 weeks exactly.
Watered her today 1tsp calmag+ & Bioroot. Didn't look like she needed anything else this go around. Sorry for the delay, just been crazy busy. Enjoy
The 3rd photo was after being watered it would appear lol.
Edit: I have a ton of pruning to do over the next week or so lol
Saw that pruning work too, glad you are planning on thinning her out. She looks green and lush!
Nice 
