Happy New Year everyone!
It just so happened that up pot day fell today, and I couldn’t think of a better way to ring in the new year, but first…
I chopped the small bud pheno of
ECSD X Ogers yesterday at 71 days.
I couldn’t think of a better way to end the
year, as the saying goes, out with the old, in with the new.
A third Herijuana X Blueberry went into 12/12 today.
Also in flower are two Lucky Lemons, and a Purple Ghost Candy.
One of the Lucky Lemons is the next to come out.
Which brings us to what’s going on in veg.
Took 3 cuttings from the ECSD x Ogers on the far left.
I am gonna be a little butt hurt if the Passion Fruit on the far right turns out to be a male. Only 3 out of four seeds popped, and I managed to kill a seedling when I was up potting the peat pellets, one was the male I kicked out the other day. If this’n shows male, I have to start over with this strain.
In the other end of veg, you will find the four Sugar Belts seedlings have been up potted and moved to the top of the milk crate.
Also shown are the 3 cuttings of
ECSD X Ogers, in their individual humidity domes that I have taken to fashioning out of used tea containers.
It’s crude, but it works great.
I only took one cutting of the ECSD X Ogers before both plants were in flower.
I have no idea which pheno I took the cutting from, but I am hoping it was the OG leaning one.
It just so happened that up pot day fell today, and I couldn’t think of a better way to ring in the new year, but first…
I chopped the small bud pheno of
ECSD X Ogers yesterday at 71 days.
I couldn’t think of a better way to end the
year, as the saying goes, out with the old, in with the new.
A third Herijuana X Blueberry went into 12/12 today.
Also in flower are two Lucky Lemons, and a Purple Ghost Candy.
One of the Lucky Lemons is the next to come out.
Which brings us to what’s going on in veg.
Took 3 cuttings from the ECSD x Ogers on the far left.
I am gonna be a little butt hurt if the Passion Fruit on the far right turns out to be a male. Only 3 out of four seeds popped, and I managed to kill a seedling when I was up potting the peat pellets, one was the male I kicked out the other day. If this’n shows male, I have to start over with this strain.
In the other end of veg, you will find the four Sugar Belts seedlings have been up potted and moved to the top of the milk crate.
Also shown are the 3 cuttings of
ECSD X Ogers, in their individual humidity domes that I have taken to fashioning out of used tea containers.
It’s crude, but it works great.
I only took one cutting of the ECSD X Ogers before both plants were in flower.
I have no idea which pheno I took the cutting from, but I am hoping it was the OG leaning one.