A Cannabinerd's Journey

[eastcoastmo]

You got it, 5l would the gallon size (actually a little more, I know our measurement system is wierd to others lol, 3.78L =a gallon) - that sounds like a great deal, I wish we had it here for that cheap! I think I'm going to pick some up


Hey bro! Glad you're moved in! Hope your comfortable and all the hard work of moving is done you haven't missed too much on my thread, just a lot of jibber jabber

Yeah bro, it is pretty cheap here, you guys get all the good stuff cheap over there though, I'd love to get some organic stuff from over there but its too damn expensive with our dollar the way it is lol.
Man, those glue S1's are looking great

 

[jronnn]

hey alpha, unfortunately I’m back with another question lol… i transplanted my northern lights (in rapid rooter) on jan 14th to 5” net pots and was hand watering once a day but after about 5 or 6 days, the plug dried out on one of the plants and i tried re watering it from the top but it still wasn’t moistening so i dipped the whole thing in water and it worked but shortly after the other northern lights plant out of nowhere became underwatered, so underwatered it wilted so bad that the leaves were touching and basically laying on the stem. so i watered them and they came back up but the tips of the leaves were pointing up and the tips started to turn crispy and dry, any idea what thats about? and like 4 days ago i put them closer to my 2-24w t5 (like 3"-4” away) and a day or 2 later the leaf tips are brown/burnt and the cotyledons are totally yellow/brown like the plants used everything in them... i have seen growth though, not very much but a little. so yesterday i hand watered with 5.8ph 250ppm maxigro and did the same again like 3 hours ago. the roots are still nowhere to be seen in the 5” net pot. any ideas on whats going on or what i should do or change? thanks bro. ill post pics of them. ill also post pics of my AK which is still going like shit but thats another story lol

 

[supdro]

It certainly takes some tinkering to get the right combo I haven't been keeping mama's for quite some time, what I've been doing is just growing all the veg plants out in the tray, and right before flower, I'll snap cuts off of them for the next veg cycle, this saves space, time and energy and extra electric by not having a dedicated mama station that's awesome you got a tray!! A 4x4 tray will take up quite a bit of water, do you have a tractor supply store near you?

I'd suggest one of these, I use this one -
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But this one would be better because it hold more water, the 40 gallon tank will fill the tray, but you'll have to add water every 2 or 3 days or the water level gets too low for the pump to work, so the 50 gallon tank would give you more time between adding water, but cost a bit more. They'll both last FOREVER and no worries of leaks of bowing of the plastic.
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http://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/rubbermaid-structural-foam-stock-tanks-50-gal-capacity

Alpha my man!!! Thanks for the ideas..was gonna hit up the tractor supply but wanted to look at craigslist quick first ad rubbermaid tuff tote 70 gal $20! 4x4 tray and rez for $20 that was a steal!
Now to cover it.. that's new in my hood lets see some bud porn alpha!

 

[AlphaPhase]

hey alpha, unfortunately I’m back with another question lol… i transplanted my northern lights (in rapid rooter) on jan 14th to 5” net pots and was hand watering once a day but after about 5 or 6 days, the plug dried out on one of the plants and i tried re watering it from the top but it still wasn’t moistening so i dipped the whole thing in water and it worked but shortly after the other northern lights plant out of nowhere became underwatered, so underwatered it wilted so bad that the leaves were touching and basically laying on the stem. so i watered them and they came back up but the tips of the leaves were pointing up and the tips started to turn crispy and dry, any idea what thats about? and like 4 days ago i put them closer to my 2-24w t5 (like 3"-4” away) and a day or 2 later the leaf tips are brown/burnt and the cotyledons are totally yellow/brown like the plants used everything in them... i have seen growth though, not very much but a little. so yesterday i hand watered with 5.8ph 250ppm maxigro and did the same again like 3 hours ago. the roots are still nowhere to be seen in the 5” net pot. any ideas on whats going on or what i should do or change? thanks bro. ill post pics of them. ill also post pics of my AK which is still going like shit but thats another story lol

Did you miss a watering when it dried out? Change anything at all? The key is to not let them dry out, watering frequency might change, but if using low light like 60w t8 the frequency shouldn't be more than once a day, with more light, more watering. Once those plugs dry out completely it's really hard to get them to absorb water, I think that's what's happening, the plug was dry causing the nutrient salts to dry on the roots and burn them. That's my guess. Keep them wet from here on out and they'll be OK, they might be a little stunted but if they're still alive they'll pull through. As for the leaves pointing up after you watered when they dried out, that's normal response, the roots got o2 when you watered and they started praying upwards is my guess. Always keep the plugs moist, you may need to water more, possibly set them up in the flood tray and flood every 6 hrs so the water level touches the bottom 1/4 or 1/3 of the plug. There's a lot of variables, so it's hard to pin point exactly what happened and how to proceed with out being there physically and knowing how everything is set up etc, but I think the issue is as simple as a missed watering or inadequate watering due to light intensity or heat in the grow room. You may need to hand water 2x a day

 

[AlphaPhase]

Alpha my man!!! Thanks for the ideas..was gonna hit up the tractor supply but wanted to look at craigslist quick first ad rubbermaid tuff tote 70 gal $20! 4x4 tray and rez for $20 that was a steal!
Now to cover it.. that's new in my hood lets see some bud porn alpha!

No problem man! And dude that's a hell of a deal! Hell of a score! Shit, my 2x4 tray was 75$ alone! 70 gallon res will be so stable, you won't have to add water for a while and the pH /ppm will maintain for much much longer I'm thinking about upgrading my res in flower to 50+ gallons just because of the constant add backs I have to do

 

[AlphaPhase]

@jronnn also, did you have any issues hand watering in the gallon pots? 5" net pots would require much more frequent watering since they don't hold as much hydroton and there for water which wicks up to the plug to keep the plug wet. Just a thought, when I used net pots, I used 3" and hand watered seeds for about a week or so, but I watered them at least 2x a day, in the morning, sometimes the afternoon and before I went to bed. The 3" pots fit in party cups so the cup catches the run off and the next day I'd just dump the cup. The roots take about a week to come out of the pot then Id transplant. Just some ideas in the pics for ya. You'll get the hang of it, hands on experience and figuring out where the sweet spot is for everything is key, I know it's hard to take information you read and put it into practice, reading just helps point You in the right direction, hope this helps!

 

[jronnn]

Did you miss a watering when it dried out? Change anything at all? The key is to not let them dry out, watering frequency might change, but if using low light like 60w t8 the frequency shouldn't be more than once a day, with more light, more watering. Once those plugs dry out completely it's really hard to get them to absorb water, I think that's what's happening, the plug was dry causing the nutrient salts to dry on the roots and burn them. That's my guess. Keep them wet from here on out and they'll be OK, they might be a little stunted but if they're still alive they'll pull through. As for the leaves pointing up after you watered when they dried out, that's normal response, the roots got o2 when you watered and they started praying upwards is my guess. Always keep the plugs moist, you may need to water more, possibly set them up in the flood tray and flood every 6 hrs so the water level touches the bottom 1/4 or 1/3 of the plug. There's a lot of variables, so it's hard to pin point exactly what happened and how to proceed with out being there physically and knowing how everything is set up etc, but I think the issue is as simple as a missed watering or inadequate watering due to light intensity or heat in the grow room. You may need to hand water 2x a day

@jronnn also, did you have any issues hand watering in the gallon pots? 5" net pots would require much more frequent watering since they don't hold as much hydroton and there for water which wicks up to the plug to keep the plug wet. Just a thought, when I used net pots, I used 3" and hand watered seeds for about a week or so, but I watered them at least 2x a day, in the morning, sometimes the afternoon and before I went to bed. The 3" pots fit in party cups so the cup catches the run off and the next day I'd just dump the cup. The roots take about a week to come out of the pot then Id transplant. Just some ideas in the pics for ya. You'll get the hang of it, hands on experience and figuring out where the sweet spot is for everything is key, I know it's hard to take information you read and put it into practice, reading just helps point You in the right direction, hope this helps!

thanks for advice bro! but when the rapid rooter dried out, the top of the rapid rooter wasn't covered and the fan was constantly blowing on it which made it dry out quickly but i had no idea about the nutrient salts drying when the plug dries but i have noticed some more growth since i started using the nutes and now that the rapid roots is re moistened but i was using the 5" pots because they're smaller and i figured once the roots poked through the bottom i could throw them on the flood tray in the 1gallon pots cause id know that if the roots were poking through the 5" pots then they would definitely be touching the water when they're in the flood table and i assumed itd be less transplant shock. I was just concerned about the burnt leaf tips but i guess the plants have kind of recovered since i see some slight growth, I'm also just concerned on the overall slow growth.... even my AK plants are experiencing super slow growth (even though the AK48s are starting to pick their speed up) and id hate for the northern lights to be the same way, I'm really just curious on the slow growth too, any thoughts on what could be causing this? also, so you suggest i put them in the 1gal pots now? so i have them in something that holds more water? again, thanks for the help

 

[AlphaPhase]

thanks for advice bro! but when the rapid rooter dried out, the top of the rapid rooter wasn't covered and the fan was constantly blowing on it which made it dry out quickly but i had no idea about the nutrient salts drying when the plug dries but i have noticed some more growth since i started using the nutes and now that the rapid roots is re moistened but i was using the 5" pots because they're smaller and i figured once the roots poked through the bottom i could throw them on the flood tray in the 1gallon pots cause id know that if the roots were poking through the 5" pots then they would definitely be touching the water when they're in the flood table and i assumed itd be less transplant shock. I was just concerned about the burnt leaf tips but i guess the plants have kind of recovered since i see some slight growth, I'm also just concerned on the overall slow growth.... even my AK plants are experiencing super slow growth (even though the AK48s are starting to pick their speed up) and id hate for the northern lights to be the same way, I'm really just curious on the slow growth too, any thoughts on what could be causing this? also, so you suggest i put them in the 1gal pots now? so i have them in something that holds more water? again, thanks for the help

Ahh, a fan, that's why it's drying out fast. I never use a fan on seedlings until they get some roots going. If it's not too hot, ditch the fan for sure until they get bigger. Seedlings grow slow until they get roots, once they get a pair of decent sized leaves to collect light and start photosynthesis, then they'll start growing much faster. The first 15-20 days they'll grow slow, then they grow super fast after. You don't have to put them in the 1 gallon pots, but it would help from drying out, would hold more water for sure.

 

[jronnn]

Ahh, a fan, that's why it's drying out fast. I never use a fan on seedlings until they get some roots going. If it's not too hot, ditch the fan for sure until they get bigger. Seedlings grow slow until they get roots, once they get a pair of decent sized leaves to collect light and start photosynthesis, then they'll start growing much faster. The first 15-20 days they'll grow slow, then they grow super fast after. You don't have to put them in the 1 gallon pots, but it would help from drying out, would hold more water for sure.

ahh alright, i was under the impression i should keep a fan on so its just slightly blowing on them to give them a small shake/breeze to strengthen the stem (the stem on the taller plant was really flimsy before) i just really hope they don't grow as slow as my AKs have (even though I've done a bunch of shit to stunt them) because my AKs were transplanted december 30th and ones only like 2.5in and the other is like 5 or 6".... also, when i transplant the northern lights to the flood table should i have the rapid rooter touching the water? i know you've previously said the rapid rooter basically becomes an anchor once the roots are established so it doesnt need to get wet but the difference in my shorter AK and the taller one is the taller AK was i accidentally put it deeper in the hydroton the other week when i took it out to look at the roots and i put it in so the bottom of the rapid rooter was touching in the water line (after that growth started to pick-up) so 2 days ago i retransplanted the shorter AK so it was deeper in the pot and now its starting to finally grow al little bit and the good thing is once the plants get really established, if i need to, i can always submerge the plant/hydroton and lift it the plant/RR higher in the pot so the RR is above the flood level. i guess my question is, is this just a coincidence that i have a strain (ak4 that likes the RR in some water or do you think i should do the same with the northern lights once i put them in the 1 gallon pots? I'm asking because everywhere I've read people usually say to keep the RR above the water line but I've notice more growth with the RR touching the water, any thoughts on that?

 

[AlphaPhase]

ahh alright, i was under the impression i should keep a fan on so its just slightly blowing on them to give them a small shake/breeze to strengthen the stem (the stem on the taller plant was really flimsy before) i just really hope they don't grow as slow as my AKs have (even though I've done a bunch of shit to stunt them) because my AKs were transplanted december 30th and ones only like 2.5in and the other is like 5 or 6".... also, when i transplant the northern lights to the flood table should i have the rapid rooter touching the water? i know you've previously said the rapid rooter basically becomes an anchor once the roots are established so it doesnt need to get wet but the difference in my shorter AK and the taller one is the taller AK was i accidentally put it deeper in the hydroton the other week when i took it out to look at the roots and i put it in so the bottom of the rapid rooter was touching in the water line (after that growth started to pick-up) so 2 days ago i retransplanted the shorter AK so it was deeper in the pot and now its starting to finally grow al little bit and the good thing is once the plants get really established, if i need to, i can always submerge the plant/hydroton and lift it the plant/RR higher in the pot so the RR is above the flood level. i guess my question is, is this just a coincidence that i have a strain (ak4 that likes the RR in some water or do you think i should do the same with the northern lights once i put them in the 1 gallon pots? I'm asking because everywhere I've read people usually say to keep the RR above the water line but I've notice more growth with the RR touching the water, any thoughts on that?

You don't need a fan yet for small seedlings, it's more stress to then than helping, since there isn't really a stem yet to strengthen, or any vegetation for the plant to hold up. I'd guess the taller one just needed the light a bit closer. You can also prop them up for a few days with a twist tie or something so it's not stressing itself trying to not fall over. If your flooding and draining, you want the water line to reach the botton 1/4 of the plug until the roots are big enough, then you can lower the water level, you don't necessarily want the plug to stay wet for the life of the plant because it can cause stem rot. And for God sakes bro! Don't pull the plant out of the hydroton to check the roots! Lol, I'm guessing that's a major stress factor causing the slower growth. The plants start with a tap root, the root is what the rest of the roots grow off from and when you take it out, all the little tiny hairs on the roots get pulled off from the friction of pulling it out of the rocks. Never ever pull a plant out once it's planted, I know you want to peek at the roots, but remember, we're not supposed to see the roots in nature, they are under ground doing their thing in hydro we have the luxury of seeing them sometimes, but that's after they grow out of the pot, and even then they should be covered for 99.9% of the time

 

[jronnn]

You don't need a fan yet for small seedlings, it's more stress to then than helping, since there isn't really a stem yet to strengthen, or any vegetation for the plant to hold up. I'd guess the taller one just needed the light a bit closer. You can also prop them up for a few days with a twist tie or something so it's not stressing itself trying to not fall over. If your flooding and draining, you want the water line to reach the botton 1/4 of the plug until the roots are big enough, then you can lower the water level, you don't necessarily want the plug to stay wet for the life of the plant because it can cause stem rot. And for God sakes bro! Don't pull the plant out of the hydroton to check the roots! Lol, I'm guessing that's a major stress factor causing the slower growth. The plants start with a tap root, the root is what the rest of the roots grow off from and when you take it out, all the little tiny hairs on the roots get pulled off from the friction of pulling it out of the rocks. Never ever pull a plant out once it's planted, I know you want to peek at the roots, but remember, we're not supposed to see the roots in nature, they are under ground doing their thing in hydro we have the luxury of seeing them sometimes, but that's after they grow out of the pot, and even then they should be covered for 99.9% of the time

well the stem is strong enough now so i guess ill shut the fan off and I'm such i dumbass i forgot i could just lower the water level instead of adjusting the plants lol i guess the whole reason i thought of adjusting the plant higher way so the roots have more vertical room to grow but yeah i definitely shouldn't have done it but the plant was barely growing so i said screw it and took it out on saturday lol but today i finally noticed like 2mm of growth on them so i guess they needed the to be closer to the water. i took pics of the roots though, they werent like white or brown, kind of like a light tan color ill post some pics so you can see what i mean, i asked someone else and they said the roots look like they needed more water (i dipped the entire plug/roots in h2o2 & water and dumped h2o2 on the hydroton too before i retransplanted) but yeah that'll definitely be the last time i pull it out of the pot forsure lol I'm just really hoping things pick up because it sucks seeing other peoples journals like yours and the plants are growing so freakin fast and mine are super slow. I'm thinking about moving my 400w a little closer now too, i mean they've been in the trays like a month now and my hps is air-cooled i wonder if moving the 400 like a foot away would help. i also noticed i think i have a calcium or magnesium problem too according to the deficiency chart, i got brown spots on the middle leaves of the bigger AK, i want to add my cal-mag plus but my ppms are at 500 already and I'm not sure how much calmag would be sufficient to stop the issue, then again my ph has been a tad high, 5.9 and was at 6.0 yesterday before i cleaned the res so maybe its just nute lockout.... this shits stressful lol

 

[AlphaPhase]

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well the stem is strong enough now so i guess ill shut the fan off and I'm such i dumbass i forgot i could just lower the water level instead of adjusting the plants lol i guess the whole reason i thought of adjusting the plant higher way so the roots have more vertical room to grow but yeah i definitely shouldn't have done it but the plant was barely growing so i said screw it and took it out on saturday lol but today i finally noticed like 2mm of growth on them so i guess they needed the to be closer to the water. i took pics of the roots though, they werent like white or brown, kind of like a light tan color ill post some pics so you can see what i mean, i asked someone else and they said the roots look like they needed more water (i dipped the entire plug/roots in h2o2 & water and dumped h2o2 on the hydroton too before i retransplanted) but yeah that'll definitely be the last time i pull it out of the pot forsure lol I'm just really hoping things pick up because it sucks seeing other peoples journals like yours and the plants are growing so freakin fast and mine are super slow. I'm thinking about moving my 400w a little closer now too, i mean they've been in the trays like a month now and my hps is air-cooled i wonder if moving the 400 like a foot away would help. i also noticed i think i have a calcium or magnesium problem too according to the deficiency chart, i got brown spots on the middle leaves of the bigger AK, i want to add my cal-mag plus but my ppms are at 500 already and I'm not sure how much calmag would be sufficient to stop the issue.... this shits stressful lol

Lol. Man oh man bro, those poor little babies you didn't pour pure h2o2 on the hydroton did you? Or dunk the plant roots in pure h2o2 did you? That'll stunt them A LOT! The root color could just be discoloration from the hydroton if it wasn't 100% rinsed, but it could be from a number of things as well. You shouldn't need calmag yet, are you using tap water? You're doing way too many things bro, it'll be really confusing if you fix a problem to know exactly what you did that fixed it. Here's my suggestion, I bet if you follow it for 2 weeks, the plants will survive. Transplant them into the 1 gallon pots. Make the water level just touching the plug. Flood every 6 hrs. Use 500ppm nutes. No calmag. PH 5.6-6.1. Leave them alone! If the plug is drying out, Raise the level a bit more, but don't flood the entire plug. I say flood the bottom 1/4 and hand water 1x a day, that should be plenty. Then leave them alone and don't move them at all for 2 weeks. You don't need 400w yet, that'll just cost you money and hurt the plants at this stage, use floros bulbs. I guarantee if you do this, in two weeks, if the plugs don't dry out, they'll be 5" taller and on path to becoming healthy. It's going to take a long time to recover after reading all you've done to the poor little buggers, I'm not trying to sound mean, so don't take it the wrong way you'll get the hang of it, you're just giving them way too much love bro, I can guarantee if you didn't pour h2o2 on them, take them out of the pot and the root plug stayed moist, they'd be 12" tall within 30 days from popping the seed

 

[jronnn]

Lol. Man oh man bro, those poor little babies you didn't pour pure h2o2 on the hydroton did you? Or dunk the plant roots in pure h2o2 did you? That'll stunt them A LOT! The root color could just be discoloration from the hydroton if it wasn't 100% rinsed, but it could be from a number of things as well. You shouldn't need calmag yet, are you using tap water? You're doing way too many things bro, it'll be really confusing if you fix a problem to know exactly what you did that fixed it. Here's my suggestion, I bet if you follow it for 2 weeks, the plants will survive. Transplant them into the 1 gallon pots. Make the water level just touching the plug. Flood every 6 hrs. Use 500ppm nutes. No calmag. PH 5.6-6.1. Leave them alone! If the plug is drying out, Raise the level a bit more, but don't flood the entire plug. I say flood the bottom 1/4 and hand water 1x a day, that should be plenty. Then leave them alone and don't move them at all for 2 weeks. You don't need 400w yet, that'll just cost you money and hurt the plants at this stage, use floros bulbs. I guarantee if you do this, in two weeks, if the plugs don't dry out, they'll be 5" taller and on path to becoming healthy. It's going to take a long time to recover after reading all you've done to the poor little buggers, I'm not trying to sound mean, so don't take it the wrong way you'll get the hang of it, you're just giving them way too much love bro, I can guarantee if you didn't pour h2o2 on them, take them out of the pot and the root plug stayed moist, they'd be 12" tall within 30 days from popping the seed

nah i wouldn't do that lmao, 35% and i put like 1:15 ratio on the roots and hydroton and what you said about he hydroton coloring the roots makes sense too because even when i cleaned my tray yesterday there was still sediment from the hydroton (although that could be from the hydroton rubbing when i did the retransplanting) but yes I'm using tap water, its about 120-150ppm but were you talking about the northern lights or AK48? the AK 48s are the ones under the 400w with 500ppm and the ak is the ones that are already in 1gal pots and the shorter ak is the one i dipped in h2o2 and its the taller ak thats having the brown spot issue. the northern lights is the one in the 5" net pots that I'm hand watering right now thats under the t5 I just hand watered them 250ppm, are you suggesting i put the northern lights in the flood tray as the AK48 and give them the 500ppm too? but yeah man i been screwing them up, I'm really hoping to correct everything, it sucks too because it seemed like the northern lights were on their way to bright future until the plug went dry lol

edit: I'm sorry for taking up posts in your journal man i just want to make sure I'm clear on what you're saying lol

 

[AlphaPhase]

nah i wouldn't do that lmao, 35% and i put like 1:15 ratio on the roots and hydroton and what you said about he hydroton coloring the roots makes sense too because even when i cleaned my tray yesterday there was still sediment from the hydroton (although that could be from the hydroton rubbing when i did the retransplanting) but yes I'm using tap water, its about 120-150ppm but were you talking about the northern lights or AK48? the AK 48s are the ones under the 400w with 500ppm and the ak is the ones that are already in 1gal pots and the shorter ak is the one i dipped in h2o2 and its the taller ak thats having the brown spot issue. the northern lights is the one in the 5" net pots that I'm hand watering right now thats under the t5 I just hand watered them 250ppm, are you suggesting i put the northern lights in the flood tray as the AK48 and give them the 500ppm too? but yeah man i been screwing them up, I'm really hoping to correct everything, it sucks too because it seemed like the northern lights were on their way to bright future until the plug went dry lol

edit: I'm sorry for taking up posts in your journal man i just want to make sure I'm clear on what you're saying lol

No worries bro and Thank God you didn't use straight h2o2 lol! I was scared there for a minute so yeah, I'd put all of them in the tray and I'd give them exactly the same amount of nutes, give them all the same everything. Put them all in 1 gal pots and if you're using the 400w light, put that AT LEAST 25" above the tops. Then flood every 6 hrs, and do 1 hand water a day. Check how wet the plug is after a day and adjust the water level accordingly, too dry, Raise it a little bit, too wet, lower a tiny bit etc. You'll be fine, no more peeking at the roots, give them a few weeks and they'll be big, no doubt

 

[jronnn]

No worries bro and Thank God you didn't use straight h2o2 lol! I was scared there for a minute so yeah, I'd put all of them in the tray and I'd give them exactly the same amount of nutes, give them all the same everything. Put them all in 1 gal pots and if you're using the 400w light, put that AT LEAST 25" above the tops. Then flood every 6 hrs, and do 1 hand water a day. Check how wet the plug is after a day and adjust the water level accordingly, too dry, Raise it a little bit, too wet, lower a tiny bit etc. You'll be fine, no more peeking at the roots, give them a few weeks and they'll be big, no doubt

nah i wouldn't do that lol but alright i got what you're saying forsure I'm definitely gonna do that, hopefully it all works out, sounds easy enough. thanks again alpha for helping me out, i appreciate it!!! you the man!!

 

[AlphaPhase]

nah i wouldn't do that lol but alright i got what you're saying forsure I'm definitely gonna do that, hopefully it all works out, sounds easy enough. thanks again alpha for helping me out, i appreciate it!!! you the man!!

No problem brotha

 

[AlphaPhase]

I finally got my new flavors and by the grace of dog, I was able to put together 13 mendo breath also got black lime reserve and diamond OG. Should be some nice gear between these, the glue s1 and the pet cemetery and animal pie. Can't wait to get started

 

[eastcoastmo]

I finally got my new flavors and by the grace of dog, I was able to put together 13 mendo breath also got black lime reserve and diamond OG. Should be some nice gear between these, the glue s1 and the pet cemetery and animal pie. Can't wait to get started

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Awesome man, nice score!! Can't wait to see you knock these out of the ball park

 

[AlphaPhase]

Awesome man, nice score!! Can't wait to see you knock these out of the ball park

For sure! I'm beyond stoked to have the mendo breath back! I almost picked up slymer the chernobyl pheno, but just didn't have enough time but the blr is a lemon lime pheno so it's ok

Got them transplanted to their homes today and ready to roll! Hand feed for a few days under the t8 lights , then transplant to the tray under the t5 for 4 weeks, then flower time!

 

[papapayne]

If you or aeroknow goes to the Spring bbq, I can bring ya a "Slymer"