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This is exactly the way to go at this point.

I'm looking at "space queen" now. Damn pink lady is illusive.

I have tried it, and it's much more a strain for me than for her. She would have to seriously microdose using DP. I'm not sure what it would do for her arthritis pain ( and MS)

This is my only other recourse, testing out some PL crosses that are 60/40

Plushberry is a child of pink lady. You'll also come across an indica dominant "pink kush" that is sometimes called "pink lady". But this isn't the same one.

She's tried a few different one's, most sativa dominants make her feel out of it (i think a 50/50 would possibly be better depending on which one it is.) The problem is, once you find one that really does what you need it to, it becomes the go-to. What's so special about it, i suppose this...

I've been scowling the world wide web calling all over the place looking to get my hands on a pink lady clone (it's for my mom, she suffers from very severe arthritis pain and it's the only strain that has really worked for her--i.e, no pain, keeps her alert/active throughout the day.) Any time...

Definitely sound advice. I should wait until the rooting system absolutely needs to be transferred to a slightly roomier container before transplanting, otherwise I'm wasting valuable time that could be converted into developmental growth progress. I appreciate the knowledge you're passing brother.

Just checked the specs on this one, it has "smooth high" written all over it.

The second to last one is giving me grease monkey vibes, hella beautiful. Great work man.

Damn dude, were those super autos or just autos?

Nevermind, no u U.S shipping. Sucks.

Seedstockers a go-to for you? Or just one you are trying out?

Right, definitely have to factor in the individualism of said plants genes in combination with the conditions of its environment. I have much younger seedlings catching up with much older ones. You've no doubt seen this and more many times over.

What strain?

I agree, it was out of impulse/curiosity. I'll leave them in there for a week or so more then.

6 days later, this is thier progress. The biggest one is 13 days old now, but their is one that's a few days behind in age that is catching up in size. Any advice on what age to begin hardening them off for the outdoors? I have an area for them out back.

I was just using it to PH test the runoff (its hard to do if i let it fall to the lid at the bottom, it normally spreads out and drys up by the time i get to it.

I have holes at the bottom and slits going all around each cup, i added the slits for extra drainage. Up to how old do you keep them in their cups?

How old are these ones?