Sleestack X Skunk, Kandy Kush X Skunk, Kushberry X Skunk, and Roadrunner

It's hard to be patient, but at least they are starting to get a little more definition.

I think they need water today, but that means it's probably too soon. I don't want them to wilt this young, but I have kept the soil a little damp over the past two weeks and it's time for them to dry out a little so they stay healthy. I will check them again in about 12 hours, and if they are standing as tall as they are now and the leaves are still reaching for the lights then I will wait until tomorrow morning.

Here are a couple of update pics. As you can see in the group shot, the ones closer to the lights are noticeably bigger (compare the Kandy Kush X Skunk and the Roadrunner).



Here are some pics of a Kushberry X Skunk:

The progress is slow, but steady and sure. I checked the soil this morning, and I think it should be a little drier before watering, so I'll wait another day. Like I said yesterday, I don't want it to get to a point where the leaves droop, but it is important that the roots get dry every few days. In the flowering stage, I'll want the leaves to start drooping before I water them.

And a few pics:

I know, not much interesting is happening. But not much I can do about that. Well, I guess I am glad to say nothing much interesting is happening...

They got their drink of tap water today. Still only H2O, but it was a really good drink. I made sure that the edges of pots were wet at least half way down to encourage root growth to the sides. I also moved them around a little and re-arranged the lights for the first time. Here is a before and after:



Interestingly, the little 'uns in the larger pots are growing faster. I hadn't noticed that before and am wondering if it is just a coincidence???

Roadrunner:



Isn't my baby the cutest ever? Here are a couple pics of my Kandy Kush X Skunk. I'm just mesmerized by the shape of it's leaves. Damn, I hope one of them is a girl.

hey medtoker they look nice im quite interested as to how the sleestack x skunk is doing and how many cfls u are useing and what others if any?

I got nute burn on the little 'uns. However, I will take pics of the others tomorrow when the lights come back on.

I used a new organic soil (from the home depot) and none of my plants like it and got nute burn. I didn't have too big of a problem with the burn since this was just a grow to occupy my time. However, I put a Jack Herer into veg a couple weeks ago and it's a bit hurt too. Fortunately, I flushed the soil before putting it in so it's doing better than the others. Funny actually, the bigger pots were filled with one bag and the smaller ones were a second bag. The Herer is still burnt, but I can't flush again until the soil drys more. No point in adding to the problem.

They are still alive, but crying out in pain. lol. I am just trying to keep them alive and pics will come tomorrow.

As far as the lights, I moved the flowering ones to a new room since I didn't want to put the nute burned ones into flower. Right now, it's just the 3 plants in a 3-foot by 3-foot area (one square meter). Six 68Watt soft white bulbs.
Also, I just got a Super Cali Haze wet. Thanks there goes to "Hazy Grapes".

have you grown the kandy kush x skunk befor i ask because i just orderd myself a pack from attitude and was curious if thy are really stinky and if equally as potent

Here are the pics from the 29th:

Roadrunner with a pic of the 2 inch cola:



My itty-bitty Sleestack X Skunk:



Kandy Kush X Skunk:



The nute burned ones, about two inches tall (the seedling is the Super-Cali Haze:

and a close-up of the sad things together

CANADAKUSH said:

have you grown the kandy kush x skunk befor i ask because i just orderd myself a pack from attitude and was curious if thy are really stinky and if equally as potent

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Hi CANADAKUSH. Nope, this is my first time. So far it smells like grass. The Sleestack has a bit of a skunk smell to it. Some pics of the kandy Kush X Skunk:



And both of them with the lights on (oooh, it's bright):