Starting with three clones, which arrived way ahead of when I was expecting them. I've had them over 3 weeks.
This is exactly how I received them:
Strain: Custom hybrid designed for maximum yield in Michigan climate, has never been grown indoors.
I had a room I started preparing to be my budding room, which had to be improvised to function as a veg room.
I originally intended to build a partition from the corner of that room all the way to the wall to the right, but funds and manpower haven't been available. I know that the bud room isn't working too well because it isn't 4 foot wide, and thus I cant get the T-12's close enough to do any good.
So, I need to come up with a workable veg area on practically nothing. I decided to sacrifice the area under my workbench. It won't be that difficult to box in. Doors, well, I'm still tossing around ideas. I might add that this room is an absolute disaster area at this time.
So, anyways, I eventually relocated the clones from the soil to "hempy cups" with Perlite. They were planted in the soil pots with the webbing still around the peat plugs and the root growth was badly stunted. I was going to move them today and put them in the final buckets, but that is when I discovered just how stunted the root structure really was.
So I relocated them to small pots with a mix of sterilized potting soil, clean gravel and 50% Perlite, with a one inch layer of Perlite below the hole in the side. There is 50% 10-10-10 in the bottom. I've got them in a box lined with white paper.
So, as I scramble to get this flowering area finished up, I'm praying that these clones survive. The middle one looks like it's done for, the runt on the right and the plant on the left still look like they might pull out... I hope.
This is exactly how I received them:
Strain: Custom hybrid designed for maximum yield in Michigan climate, has never been grown indoors.
I had a room I started preparing to be my budding room, which had to be improvised to function as a veg room.
I originally intended to build a partition from the corner of that room all the way to the wall to the right, but funds and manpower haven't been available. I know that the bud room isn't working too well because it isn't 4 foot wide, and thus I cant get the T-12's close enough to do any good.
So, I need to come up with a workable veg area on practically nothing. I decided to sacrifice the area under my workbench. It won't be that difficult to box in. Doors, well, I'm still tossing around ideas. I might add that this room is an absolute disaster area at this time.
So, anyways, I eventually relocated the clones from the soil to "hempy cups" with Perlite. They were planted in the soil pots with the webbing still around the peat plugs and the root growth was badly stunted. I was going to move them today and put them in the final buckets, but that is when I discovered just how stunted the root structure really was.
So I relocated them to small pots with a mix of sterilized potting soil, clean gravel and 50% Perlite, with a one inch layer of Perlite below the hole in the side. There is 50% 10-10-10 in the bottom. I've got them in a box lined with white paper.
So, as I scramble to get this flowering area finished up, I'm praying that these clones survive. The middle one looks like it's done for, the runt on the right and the plant on the left still look like they might pull out... I hope.