Started these on December 1, planted the seeds straight into the dirt, no paper towels or soaking or anything. I actually planted five Soar seeds, since I’m pretty interested in those. One didn’t sprout, which is pretty unusual for Bodhi’s seeds, especially ones that are pretty new or fresh or whatever. But I still have two packs minus those five seeds, so… I also planted four Ghost of Lee Roy seeds and three of those didn’t sprout. That didn’t surprise me as much, as I’m slowly learning that Rare Dankness’ less-than-stellar reputation is pretty warranted. I’ve got two of their Starkillers getting the chop tomorrow and I’m unimpressed. I also have one of their Moonshine Hazes that’ll be getting chopped in about ten days. That one has me pretty intrigued, actually. But yeah, Rare Dankness so far has just been,“Meh…”
Anyway, I also planted four of the Stardawg f2’s and although they all sprouted, one of them just fizzled out immediately after breaking ground, leaving me with three of the ST f2’s. The one that fizzled out was replaced with a second Midas seed on December 6 (I spaced and counted wrong when I was planting the seeds on 12/1 and ended up with only one pot available for Midas haha; wanted to run more of those). So the Midas #2 in this log is six days behind the other Midas.
One of the Ghost of Lee Roys was above ground around the same time the other seeds were breaking ground, three or four days. I gave the other three until December 7 to sprout and when it became apparent that they weren’t going to do anything, I replaced them and the one Soar that didn’t sprout with four of the Purple NL2’s. So those four Purple NL2’s are seven days behind everything else.
Got all that? Haha, I’m mostly just typing all of this for myself, so I can remember where everything is at, what day etc.
I vegged them for 31 days in those little three-inch starter containers before transplanting them into half-gallon containers on January 1, although I could’ve (and probably should have) transplanted everything but the Ghost of Lee Roy around a week earlier. You’ll see in the pics that they’re looking a little rough, but that always happens with the way I do things. I like doing things on the first of every month, just to make it easier to keep track of everything, but it does seem to sometimes make the plants a little unhappy. They’ll be fine.
Anyway, here they are, pics taken last night, day 35 of veg:
Purple NL2 #1:
Purple NL2 #2:
Purple NL2 #3:
Purple NL2 #4:
Soar #1:
Soar #2:
Soar #3:
Soar #5 (I stupidly forgot to just switch out the #4 and #5 plant label things haha):
Uplift #1:
Uplift #2:
Uplift #3:
Uplift #4:
Stardawg f2 #1:
Stardawg f2 #3 (forgot to switch the #2 and #3 labels…):
Stardawg f2 #4:
Midas #1:
Midas #2:
And the one Ghost of Lee Roy:
The Uplifts are definitely the most vigorous plants in the tent, hopefully that means they’re just vigorous and not a bunch of males. The Purple NL2’s are also surprisingly vigorous and have pretty much caught up to everything else, size-wise. That Ghost of Lee Roy is the slowest-vegging plant in the tent. I swear, man, fucking Rare Dankness… And the others are doing their thing. I expect everything to be ready to transplant to their seven gallon pots by January 17, just waiting for them to show sex and fill out the little half-gallons.
So nothing to really see here so far. @HolyAngel here’s the thread, if you wanna post some pics of your PLN2’s here, as well. @Eudaemon I know you were interested in the Soars, hopefully we get four females so we’ll be able to see at least a little variety. And @Btrees505 I know you were asking about Uplift. Again, fingers crossed we get at least two females. Four’d be nice, though haha…
Not the most potent or frostiest thing ever, but it’s damn tasty and still potent enough to get the job done. Just the seeds were crap, might get two plants from a 5-pack of fems.
otherwise the only thing that would really make sense in that case, is either a mislabel or an unintended cross-pollination.