My 2018 Outdoor Grow Journal - 2nd Grow ME

[agrlhasnoname]

I have 5 plants altogether, 2 seedlings that are supposedly White Widow and then 3 clones, 2 Bubba Kush and 1 Platinum Kush. Located in New England area.
I am growing them in 3 gallon eco pots, Roots Original soil. Currently using Advanced Nutrients, just started last week (6/19/18).
Is there anything else I should be doing? This is my 2nd grow outside, last year went less than perfect haha. I want to do better this time instead of winging it.

Thinking of transplanting maybe 1 or all of the clones into 5 gallon pots but not sure how to go about it without damaging the roots?

These pics were taken on 6/22/2018 I think they look ok.. are they healthy looking? I got the clones on June 6th. For the life of me I cant remember when I did the seedlings haha doi, I thought I wrote it down.. sometime in mid may.

Anyway that's all for now, will update later. Thanks in advance for any help, advice, suggestions or anything. I may have missed something here sorry if so.

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 25, 2018

White Widow 1

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 25, 2018

White Widow 2

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 25, 2018

Bubba Kush 1

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 25, 2018

Bubba Kush 2

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 25, 2018

Platinum Kush

 

[Blew Hiller]

Looks good. Bigger pots yield bigger plants. To transplant, put the current pot on an upside down bucket and peel down the sides of the fabric pot. Tearing a few roots in the process is no biggie...they will grow back asap.

Have a great summer grow...

 

[agrlhasnoname]

Looks good. Bigger pots yield bigger plants. To transplant, put the current pot on an upside down bucket and peel down the sides of the fabric pot. Tearing a few roots in the process is no biggie...they will grow back asap.

Have a great summer grow...

Thank you! That bucket idea is genius haha worked great. Except some roots that were grown into the bottom of the pot. Thinking about doing the other 2 as well but I'm out of soil for now.

 

[Blew Hiller]

Thank you! That bucket idea is genius haha worked great. Except some roots that were grown into the bottom of the pot. Thinking about doing the other 2 as well but I'm out of soil for now.

Glad it worked for you...I often do a bucket within a 30 gallon pot to keep the soil from going everywhere....

Roots always grow into the fabric....that's the function of a permeable material...to allow the roots to grow until they hit are...thus "air pruning".

Looking good!

 

[agrlhasnoname]

Welcome to my journal all! Sorry I didn't say so before was trying to make sure I included everything
I transplanted my Platinum Kush to a 5 gallon eco pot.. thinking about transplanting my 2 other clones, especially the biggest one (BK1- Bubba Kush) but I need to get another pot and more soil (Roots-Original)
Like I said in my first post I have been giving them nutrients, just mixed in with the water twice a week, using half the recommended amount. (Advanced Nutrients - Sensi Grow A & B) is there anything else I should be adding to help them grow strong and healthy? I saw their B52 product and saw it could be used as a foliar spray but not sure about that never done it before, could add it to the water also but will it make a difference? Anyway enough rambling haha I took more pictures, I think the babies look healthier than they did.. hoping they are females and I am not wasting time, energy and resources into them for nothing lol. Not sure how much longer it will take to tell.. they aren't any further along than 7 weeks from when they sprouted I believe, still haven't figured out where I was tracking it ugh lol thanks for reading my post! If you made it this far haha.

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 27, 2018

WW2

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 27, 2018

WW1

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 27, 2018

BK2

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 27, 2018

BK1

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• agrlhasnoname
• Jun 27, 2018

PK

 

[agrlhasnoname]

Forgot to mention I also transplanted the babies from their little plant pot to a 3 gallon eco pot

 

[agrlhasnoname]

The plants are doing pretty good. I haven’t updated in awhile I apologize, but I don’t think anyone cares or noticed haha!
If anyone happens to see this I am wondering what is eating these leaves and what I can do to prevent it and keep other bothersome insects and mites away? This plant is the only one affected. It is one of the white widows I started from seed (which is now bigger than the rest I got as clones!)
Thanks in advance and appreciate any suggestions and tips!!

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• agrlhasnoname
• Aug 4, 2018

WW1 leaves