from small beginnings, the house of Snid will live on in memory. 
cheersI like sneaky Snid, I thought about it all day... It's a stealth nursery box... So the title fits. Some folks get libraries named after them, I'll settle for a grow box. Once again shruum, all too humbling. Thanks brother
KiG Everyone
[wish I could read more journals but bandwidth limitations from satellite service doesn't allow more, just too darn expensive], have led me to this joyous point. 
I appreciate all the helpful info you guys bring to the table, as well as all the new people coming on line, I'm sure, appreciate it too. Keep up the good vibes and info.
Not much going on this week since I'm not doing much trimming and letting the plants grow for now. Ok I did torture the girls by tightening their cuffs. 
I'm still on 18/6 hr light cycle but that will be changing soon. The autos are doing great and the GFC's as well. As you know I've been concentrating on root growth and not plant growth and the time table will be shifting to plant growth in the coming weeks. The feeding formula is still the same with Silicone added to this feed. The plants were given 4 cups each of nutes and the formula is:
Thanks for stopping by and stay tooned for more updates on the girls next week.
Nice update. . This week a few changes were made since the "root" phase is over and now the growth stage begins. Last Wednesday I changed up the formula on the girls, since they will be getting ready for 12/12 hour light in a couple of weeks depending on growth. The autos formula was changed to:
and trimmed lightly. The girls will be going on a twice a week feeding for now, with the same formulas as above until the light duration changes in a week or 2 depending on how they respond.
But the photos weren't so lucky since they were undone and re-tied TIGHTER. Light cycle is still 18/6 but that too will change. The photos have just started to stretch and I want to give them another week of growth before the light change. THE GCF's are growing like stepping stones, one a little taller than the other. Ms. Sickly has survived well and is up to 9" and GCF#5 is at 17" from soil to top. So another week in the long light cycle and plenty to eat, another jump in height is expected.
and stay tooned next week as changes are coming to the next episode of "How Green is My Garden".
and stay tooned for next week's installment of "How Green is My Garden"
To this weeks update. The autos were pulled out of hibernation in the Unca Snid's Memorial Nursery/ Drying Room, and de-branched. The yield is not great, but it is a lesson learned. Don't worry about the root phase of these strains, just hammer 'em with nutes from the get go and they'll turn out great like my last 2 batches. Keeping them from nutes, for roots, just stunts their growth and there is little time to recuperate. The photos on the other hand are flourishing and starting to use their nutes quicker as budding is starting to appear. Another lesson learned is that if Ms. Sickly was an auto, she should be plucked in the early stages as she would not have recuperated enough to do much in the way of harvest. The photos are watered with well water on Wed. and nutes on Sun. and it looks like GCF#4 has caught up to #5 in height. The photos were trimmed hard of lower leaves and small branches to help the tops get more energy.
cheersCongrats on the auto harvest shruum, early misses galore.. Were they in the dark for week? That's a little too much I think. But I have done it myself to see what the result would be, not much different than 2 or 3 days imo. What did you surmise from your experiment? Either way that's a harvest worth some reps.. Good job brother, oh and FYI those photos look awesome!
KiG
Happy smokin brother.
