krillerkoala
New Member
So this is my first grow (and journal) and after following many wonderfully helpful grows ive decided to make my own journal since it seems like there is quite a big interest in LED's!
I am a medical patient in the state of California and have always had an interest in growing my own medicine as it helps me wonderfully with pain...Also i sometimes wonder what some people grow with, especially when you get some really nasty shit! and wanted to see if i could grow more naturally and get rid of that nuh uh you hit that shit man i dont want it taste
To start off with, I've got a 600w American made 2w LED light and will be growing in a 3.75' cube constructed from sectioned PVC pipe covered with Black felt with Mylar on the insides of it.
Ive come across 6 clones of Super Silver Lemon Haze which I've been told won one of the cups a few years ago....lets just hope anyway, they're in 4 inch pots with just soil from Sunland that has microbes along with the usual blood meal and bat guano. So far i have given them only water and plan to introduce nutrients soon.
Ive been watering every few days, trying to let them dry out a little before i wet them again. The LED puts off a decent amount of heat if you don't circulate the air enough, but other than using that heat along with the high/low setting on my fan i can keep the temperature pretty constant.
Its been about 2 weeks since i transplanted them into these pots from the rockwool they were in (which i DID NOT put in the dirt...DOH!) and all but 2 took the transplant pretty well. One of them seems to suffer from the claw, and has shown almost NO growth since it was in the cube, it is still green though, and small green leaves are bunching near the top, but that is it.
The other guy seemed to look like a sapling, so i tied him down, and instantly new growth has started from his branches, and he has 'reached' back up to the light!!
so if you don't wanna read all that ^^
CURRENT
First time grow
4" pots
Medium- Sunland Enriched Potting soil
Light- 600W 2w LED
Nutrients- None yet
Strain- Super Silver Lemon Haze
# of clones- 6
+
yield that would make me ecstatic- 6-8 oz
SO
I plan on Vegging them for 4 more weeks, then giving them a day of transition before throwing them into a 12/12. So total of 6 weeks veg.
The clones were maybe 3 inches tall when i transplanted them with roots about 4 or 5 inches long. they were in a hydro setup but i am not sure what nutrients were used on them there.
The first picture are the clones the morning after their transplant. Not too happy but they did travel quiiite a bit
This was a few days ago, about 7 days after the first photo:
and these are the clones today!!! So much branching, and few are getting amazingly bushy!
Anyway ill keep this updated depending on how popular it is!
I am a medical patient in the state of California and have always had an interest in growing my own medicine as it helps me wonderfully with pain...Also i sometimes wonder what some people grow with, especially when you get some really nasty shit! and wanted to see if i could grow more naturally and get rid of that nuh uh you hit that shit man i dont want it taste
To start off with, I've got a 600w American made 2w LED light and will be growing in a 3.75' cube constructed from sectioned PVC pipe covered with Black felt with Mylar on the insides of it.
Ive come across 6 clones of Super Silver Lemon Haze which I've been told won one of the cups a few years ago....lets just hope anyway, they're in 4 inch pots with just soil from Sunland that has microbes along with the usual blood meal and bat guano. So far i have given them only water and plan to introduce nutrients soon.
Ive been watering every few days, trying to let them dry out a little before i wet them again. The LED puts off a decent amount of heat if you don't circulate the air enough, but other than using that heat along with the high/low setting on my fan i can keep the temperature pretty constant.
Its been about 2 weeks since i transplanted them into these pots from the rockwool they were in (which i DID NOT put in the dirt...DOH!) and all but 2 took the transplant pretty well. One of them seems to suffer from the claw, and has shown almost NO growth since it was in the cube, it is still green though, and small green leaves are bunching near the top, but that is it.
The other guy seemed to look like a sapling, so i tied him down, and instantly new growth has started from his branches, and he has 'reached' back up to the light!!
so if you don't wanna read all that ^^
CURRENT
First time grow
4" pots
Medium- Sunland Enriched Potting soil
Light- 600W 2w LED
Nutrients- None yet
Strain- Super Silver Lemon Haze
# of clones- 6
+
yield that would make me ecstatic- 6-8 oz
SO
I plan on Vegging them for 4 more weeks, then giving them a day of transition before throwing them into a 12/12. So total of 6 weeks veg.
The clones were maybe 3 inches tall when i transplanted them with roots about 4 or 5 inches long. they were in a hydro setup but i am not sure what nutrients were used on them there.
The first picture are the clones the morning after their transplant. Not too happy but they did travel quiiite a bit
This was a few days ago, about 7 days after the first photo:
and these are the clones today!!! So much branching, and few are getting amazingly bushy!
Anyway ill keep this updated depending on how popular it is!