Was planning to update yesterday, but then I had to go to the dentist and spent the rest of the day in a fugue state. Pictures are from yesterday, and since I switched everything over to flower on a Monday night they’ve all started a new week as of yesterday. The primary group is a month in, just started week 5. Smells pretty good down there. 
I’m not entirey thrilled with the humidity; running a dehumidifier I can keep it down below 70% most of the time, but I’d prefer 62 at max. Gonna grab some hypochlorous acid so I can at least use it as a preventive spray, and at some point add an intake line from the upstairs since it’s higher temps/lower humidity up there. Right now I guess the flower room is drawing from the basement, which is usually 10 degrees colder and thus 40-50% higher humidity than the rest of the house. The intake line would hopefully save me using the dehumidifier, which is an extra $50 a month or so if I’m actually paying for electric. Still not sure about that yet until the end of the year. Anyway, enough rambling, you came for pics and here they are! Group shot first:
Ancestral Skunks might be almost done flowering. They’ve all gone red and mostly stopped pushing white pistils; gonna start checking the trichs soon. They did well enough for autos, but I was expecting photos so I’m disappointed. Feels like a waste to have these in 10 gallon pots. Oh well, c’est la vie. Now I know to keep any others I grow in 3g pots, at least.
Blueberry. Too tall, some of the top buds are getting hit by the light every time it makes a circuit and aren’t gonna come out right. Should still be a nice yield, whatever does come out. There’s another one upstairs, and this isn’t my favorite anyway; dad/school weed for my partner.
Silver Mountain F2 dropped a few leaves from nitrogen deficiency before I managed to top-dress them. Apparently a 1/4 cup of worm castings every two weeks is just barely enough for them. I was expecting it to be slightly too much, but might have to go to 1/3 instead in the future. Buds are starting to look good, nice sweet incense smell. Hopefully it gets its potency from SSH too. 
Original Skunks are both unhappy with the light, but they’re the only ones so it’s not getting turned down. They’re just gonna have to suffer. Looks like a nice yield anyway; they’re both sweet skunk though, apparently. Looking pretty much identical, so the line is uniform, but not sure it’s uniformly what we’re looking for or just uniform. Probably make seeds next time we run them, but I’m not particularly excited by the prospect right now.
Neville’s Skunk twins. Kind of. In that the first one is Arnold, and the second is Danny DeVito. 
Small, but stinky buds coming in on both from what I can tell. No uniformity, and I’m not sure the stink is actual skunk, but stinky.
Four little Frankensteins all in a row. I feel like this should be the start of a nursery rhyme, but it’s not; that’s it… and they all lived happily ever after until they got chopped down five weeks from now? 
Port Wine Cheesus. Small, dense buds with no smell yet. It’s kind of a subdued smell even when it’s done though, so I guess I’m not surprised by that. Not a bad one, but I wasn’t excited enough by it to take more clones. If I’m more excited by this run, hopefully I can get it back.
Two GG4 RIL, first is starting week 5 like the rest and the second is starting week 3. Grew nicely into that pot; a month or so ago, maybe six weeks, it was a foot tall.
The tent. Not doing real updates for it since I’m too lazy, but this is going into flower too since we miscalculated timing on our clones badly. I’ve got more clones of these elsewhere. Clockwise starting from the front: 2x PWC, 4x Frankie, 1x MAC1, 1x GG4 and 1x Blueberry in here. Yesterday was day 1 of flower.
Or until it’s filling the room getting the hygienist high…
You must have your hands full at harvest time…
:dizzy: feel better
So far it’s still a work in progress, the plan is to grow them out to about a foot tall or so before transplanting into these pots downstairs. From there, yep, training the two outside rows against the lattices to keep room to walk between the rows and care for the middle row, which still needs to be supported by tomato cages. It takes a little more coordination than the perpetual flower I was running before, but looks like the yield should be a lot better and it’s a cleaner setup too. Still learning as I go, but this is the best way we’ve had it setup so far and I think I’ll stick with it for a while. At least till next week, never know when I might have a dumb idea. 
We’re currently starting week 7 of flower for the main flower room. Might start harvesting some of them as soon as two weeks, or might be closer to four, depends on the trichomes. Typically we go for a slightly longer run and more amber, about 25% at least. Hopefully there are no problems between now and then; I’m a bit nervous about flowering in this climate, but can’t get it under better control without the costs going unacceptably high. Currently it’s 80F/74% humidity. Not too bad considering that it’s 85% humidity outside, but I’m not thrilled with it. The saving grace is that there’s about 3x the CFM in airflow in there as the size of the room. It’s usually the most comfortable room in the place, and far more comfortable than outside, at least for me.
Nice dense buds, great smell and great high. I’m growing the original clone-only. I took a few more clones of it yesterday, though we’re considering letting this one go. The smoke is harsh, and so far 4/4 of the growers and smokers I know prefer the GG4 RIL, if only slightly. I have not yet polled dentists, but I suspect they feel the same. Except that fifth dentist who doesn’t believe in brushing - dunno about that wackjob.
Gonna have to extract her, the others can sit in the jars until we actually want to smoke it or need extra bud to extract. It’s not bad at all, just not what any of us reach for first.
Anyway, here’s the group pic of what’s left:
