This plant is in a group of plants that were very slow to get going (because I planted them directly into the 3 gallon pots instead of starting them in solo cups like my other grow . . !) but she is finally catching up. Starting to bush out more and doing better than all the others, so we’ll see what happens.

4 years ago

This girl started off a little slow and seems like she’s trying to catch up now. This is part of a group of seeds that I planted directly into my 3 gallon pots. I will never do that again. All of them are growing waaaaaaaaaaayyy slower than my last grow that I started in solo cups. And I know it’s not the genetics because I have four different strains growing and they’re all slow starting. I was reading all the hype about not transplanting autos and that you should just plant them directly into the pot. I am no longer a believer and I’m going back to what worked. All of my conditions are the same and the soil used is the same. So we’ll see. Today I amended the soil with some great white and fed them some molasses tea. Another step I realize gets missed when you don’t transplant. The last time I had them solo cups when I transplanted them into my pots I used mycorrhiza in the soil and on the roots of the plants. Well when you put the seed directly into your finishing pot there’s no way to add mycorrhiza to the soil unless you amend it into the soil later on. Fingers crossed 🤞🏽.

4 years ago

She’s poked through the soil and ready to bask in the (artificial) sun ☀️ Lol Yes, I named her. I name all my plants.

4 years ago