Janx's 1st SOG under CFL's

[musikgenman]

Definately one of the more interesting journals that I've read so far. Quite an experience that I can live vicariously through you. Sorry to hear you had so many troubles. Better luck next time bro.

By the way your attempt makes my attempt look feeble LOL

:pea ce:

Musik \\\vVv///

[Cozmo]

Thanks for sharing your grow with us!

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Hope all is well in your world.

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[O.G.Woody]

Wow. What a bummer. You were so close. I admire the family first precautions though. Gota do it. Take care and hope you stay safe brother. Till next grow.

[gnome grown]

Originally Posted by Janx

Oh....I forgot to add that they're mostly 2 to a pot because I was counting on 50% males. We'll see how it goes.

its not smart to do this 2 to a pot even if you're counting on 50% males.......the reason being the roots get tangled together and when you do remove males, it will create a huge mess because u will be pulling out roots from healthy females. and if you chop them down at root level, the males roots will decay inside which also creates a problem. i would highly suggest starting them in jiffy pots 3" are perfect and cheap. like 30 for $1-2. then you can just throw the males away efficiently and it makes transplanting females a breeze. its good when u transplant not to drop the whole jiffy pot in like people do for vegtables because sometimes it will have trouble breaking out of the jiffy pot and make it rootbound and a small plant with no potential. so when u transplant just break the jiffy pot off, its really easy. you could even use them red or blue 16 oz party cups but u would have to cut slits in the bottom for proper drainage. and make sure u take it off when transplanting. i like the jiffy pots 3" are key for germination in the jiffy germination nursery black w/ clear see thru top, keeps moisture/heat in.