CrazyChef Grows Quadlines: Peyote WiFi, White Widow, Blueberry, Amnesia

[CrazyChef]

Welp. time to start another journal! My other grow shout be ready to harvest in about 2 months, so I gotta get the veg tent full. I figure 2 months is enough time to get these girls quadlined and ready for the flower tent once it's available.

So, what are we growing?

5X Peyote WiFi from the Vault

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2X Blueberry from Dope Seeds

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3X White Widow From Seedsman

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3X Amnesia from Dope Seeds

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Instead of using peat plugs like I've been doing, I decided to try the water and paper towel method. I definitely like it better - got a 100% sprout rate from 13 beans!

For the medium, I'll be using an organic soil mix I picked up from a big box store that has proven to work well (so far). But, for the sake of room, I'm gonna have to do 2 separate transplants. They'll start off in Solo cups, then move to 1/2 gallon pots. I can easily fit these in my 2x4 veg tent. Once they're ready to flip to 12/12, I'll transplant them into 5 gal fabric pots that'll go into the 4x8 flower tent.

For nutrients, I'll keep it simple - Mega Crop by Greenleaf, CalMag Plus by Sensi, and honey once they begin to flower.

For lighting, I have 4X double row 4 foot LED shoplights in the veg tent, and 3X Oneo II full spectrum LED grow lights in the flower tent.

I actually started these about 2 weeks ago, so I'll post pics shortly.

 

[Old Salt]

It sounds like you'll have your hands full. I'll come along for the journey.

 

[CrazyChef]

They'll start off in Solo cups, then move to 12 gallon pots.

Oops! I meant 1/2 gallon pots. I'll edit that right now (if it's not too late).
@Teddy Edwards Out of curiosity, what's the time limit for editing posts?

 

[Old Salt]

Oops! I meant 1/2 gallon pots. I'll edit that right now (if it's not too late).
@Teddy Edwards Out of curiosity, what's the time limit for editing posts?

420 minutes

Yes, really 420 minutes.

 

[CrazyChef]

420 minutes

Yes, really 420 minutes.

Siete horas. Gracias amigo.

 

[CrazyChef]

Okay, so here are the pics. They were started in water on 9/14, then put into paper towels and sealed in baggies the next day (after they no longer floated). The taproots started showing on the 16th for the PWF and AM, and on the 17th for the BB and WW. Only got pics of the WW and BB taproots for some reason.

In their happy Solo cup homes. Somehow one of the WW beans with taproot ended up on top of the soil. I noticed it the next day, replanted it, and crossed my fingers. She took, and is now doing okay, although smaller than the rest of the girls

And a pic I took about a half an hour ago. Gonna transplant them into 1/2 gallon buckets for now due to space limitations. Gonna do that in about an hour. Hopefully those will hold until they're ready for the flower tent in 5 gal fabric pots.

 

[CrazyChef]

Almost forgot - I put together a simple spreadsheet to log the growth. Put in a formula to automatically calculate total days alive, and total days in flower (from pistil, not flip to 12/12)

Peyote WiFi, Amnesia, Blueberry, White Widow.xlsx

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[CrazyChef]

So everyone got transplanted to their temporary 1/2 gallon homes today. I'm thinking I may have to transplant them one more time into one gallon pots before they go to their permanent 5 gallon pots. Don't want them to get rootbound!

 

[1969gtx]

Looking good. I just received some peyote wifi today, so I'm looking forward to seeing how yours do.

 

[Lowrider72]

Happy Growing Chef, girls look good.
Some cool strains. Just done and doing seedsman WW. Good strain they have. Amnesia I have grown before, great taste and stone.
Enjoy!

 

[CrazyChef]

Gettin' bigger! Probably be putting them in one gallon pots soon to start their training before moving them to 5 gallon containers. The roots are already starting to come out the bottom of these pots.

 

[CrazyChef]

Decided to go ahead with the one gallon pots today. About a month from now they'll go into their 5 gallon pots, or as soon as there's room in the flower tent.

 

[DonkeyDick]

Beans + Light + Plant food + TLC = a recipe for success. Count me in.

 

[CrazyChef]

DAY 21:
Chopped off the bottom 2 nodes yesterday, and topped them all today. Well, except the WW3 runt. I may just let it grow out 100% au naturale with no training, topping, etc.

 

[CrazyChef]

Started training the girls today

 

[CrazyChef]

Lookin' good!

 

[CrazyChef]

So it's been 10 days since I moved the girls into their one gallon pots. I have yet to water them. I normally water my more mature plants when they start to droop, but don't think that's the case with girls this young. I know the root systems are still in their formative stage, so too much watering could stunt the root growth. Should I go ahead and water them anyways? 10 days seems kinda long to go without watering. Oh, they're at 28 days old right now.

 

[DonkeyDick]

Hey CC. It can’t hurt to give them a spritz, just to make the surface damp. It will help to wake the roots up if they’re stalled. Doesn’t seem as though they are an issue, but a spritz can’t hurt, surely? Your plants are looking nice - 10 days is 10 days though and you’re right to be wondering. Good on you for holding off this long!

 

[CrazyChef]

Did a little additional training today. Well, except for WW#3, which I've decided to let her go au naturale.

 

[CrazyChef]

So my current grow in the flower tent has all short plants. Thinking I'll let these ones veg longer, and add a trellis net to hold up the colas once they start to shoot up. Even the short ones I've had to add stakes to with ties on them to keep the limbs from falling over. With taller plants I can see this becoming a potential problem.