How long have those been in flower mode?
23 days today.
No distinct smell on either just yet. I cant wait for the wedding cake to form more.
We got 2 stretchers out of the panama haze already. the other 2 are staying relatively normal for a seedling. Hopefully the quick height just means they’re leaning towards the panama and not males. I moved the light down a few inches.
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I have a hard time keeping my seedlings from stretching, no matter how close the light is. Some strains are worse than others.
I dont think I’ve ever had a seedling be this tall to be honest lol.
Back when I first started I was using cfls for seedlings. That definitely kept stretch down but they grew slower of course. The other 2 are the size of the kashmir kush.
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I already had to throw more soil on top of the Panama. came home from work they shot up about 2 inches. One kinked a little I’m guessing from the breeze I have going in there. I switched everything around so the 2 tall panama are directly under the light. Which I lowered again down to 12 inches now.
Luckily if I get into a situation where I have to flower these before the others are done, I have an extra bloom light.
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I hit the flower room with a tea today.
Cultured biologix bloom, with big swell from roots organic , honey comb from EH, and Mammoth P.
The wedding cake is starting to get some orange hairs, and I expect her to stack pretty nicely. The smell is coming through now. It’s like a sweet/creamy smell mixed with plant matter lmao.
Blue cindy just smells earthy right now. Not putting on as much frost as the other 2 and shes a little lanky so I’m not expecting much from her. Maybe 3 oz .
The afghan has the most stench right now. Really wish I wouldve started sooner to really grow her out. Still no sign of the clone either and it’s almost been I 2 weeks. Still alive, but no roots 
BC
WC
AK
I did my biweekly check and went through all 3 thoroughly checking for bananas, deficiency, toxicity, or any issues and we are still in the clear.
Moving the light down on the seedlings seems to have helped. No noticeable growth on any.
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I did a little spring cleaning the other day. Both outside and inside. I ended up finding an unopened PH meter and TDS. No idea where or when I got them but it had the calibration powder and everything so I ended up calibrating it and testing it with my PH droplets to check. It’s on point surprisingly. So now, I’m gonna do a little experiment and see just how long cheap PH meters actually stay within accuracy range.
Anyways, I did my first flower run off test. Ph of everything was in range. The wedding cake was 6.5 and the blue cindy 6.8. Curious as to how one has a different number when they’ve both been fed the exact same nutrients at the exact same time in the exact same amount.
Is this just the summed up to the plant? Literally everything is the same down to the soil . I figured they’d come out the same PH and it got me wondering how that would be possible. Anyone?
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I’m not gonna go back and read, but I’m gonna assume that you’re organic, since you’re adding teas. I follow numerous threads, which makes details hard to remember.
The roots will adjust the ph in the rhizosphere to match what they want at the moment. This could account for the small difference you’re seeing, especially with different strains.
Hmm. That makes sense but is also kinda weird considering moving your PH higher then the other when it’s the same availability but its pushing closer to going over 6.8 and get out of that zone. Maybe to much of something ?
Shes in range so its whatever either way but interesting nonetheless. Fuck yeah! Plant science!
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I completely understand. It seeks odd to me also, but ive seen the same thing.
My last flowering soil ended up between 7.2 and 7.3 when i tested it.
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Shout out to @misterbee ! They got here super quick with no issues and he was kind enough to tell me to keep my trade offers to stock pile my collection!
Thanks again , bro! Really appreciated. The lucky charms are on the line up for early 2022 
On another subject, I did NOT know AC infinity made tents until I lurked @Badger journal. The 3x2x5 would fit perfectly in my tub! Buying one either today or tomorrow with the cloud line exhaust.
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Make sure to go with the t series with temp and humidity control.
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Yeah I was looking at the cloudline T4. I’m thinking if I keep the shower the same, grab the airline T12, the airplane T3 , the 3x2 and the exhaust, plus maybe 2 more of the 120 mm fans I can run that room split shower for flower 3x2 for veg and keep my clone box without adding an a.c unit. At that point I just need a small dehumidifier for flower ( depending on the time of year )
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We’re at 30 days flower today. Gave them another mid flower feed from emerald harvest with mammoth P.
Just some shots.
Blue cindy
Wedding cake
Afghan
The seedlings have their first set coming in. Not much to update there.
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Nice growth coming in on the seedlings. They got another feeding of roots excel gold and trinity.
Honestly trinity from roots organic is a bottle I will always always have on hand. Loaded with humic and fulvic acids it’s a good start to push emerald harvests green goddess when I start full feeds.
Back middle and 2 up front are kashmir. The rest PxL.H.
I said fuck it and threw some lucky charms in a towel to start with germination. I’m planning to expand a little more in the next month or so.
Still battling high humidity at lights out. I grabbed a dehumidifier from amazon that’s 1000ml and supposedly covers 250sq feet which is way more than I have so hopefully it at least pushes it down to an average of 50. By the end of this year I will end up with a quest70 or a aden95. Idc anymore not taking the risk especially since a lot of this ends up in my pocket.
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Where are the Afghan and kashmir from?
I’m not 100% sure. I got them both from @potdaddy4x4 . I know he got the kashmir from Corey on here.
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The afgani came from mark at strainly great guy
Peace and stay safe
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