Hello Again, Overgrow!
Well it’s been about a year since I did any real growing… I think I had one plant in one tent for a while, but it’s been pretty empty in here the last 12 months. I’ve been lurking around here, checking out what everyone else has going on and at some point I got inspired to start again.
I started up again 2 months ago
The 2, 2x2 tents are sorta filling up:
I’ve gone back to trying some autoflowers, and as usual I’m just messing around, trying things.
In the left tent
- Mephisto 4 Assed Monkey
- Mephisto Sour Stomper
Both are in recirculating systems water 4 times a day in 50/50 coco/perlite in pots that are less than 1 gallon each… so they stayed REAL small LOL… I think if I had done pure coco though, they both might have needed their own tent, but honestly I have no idea.
4AM on the left, Sour Stomper on the right:
Sour Stomper at day 59 smells awesome… like grapes and mint and some sort of weird dankness… Her structure is A+, I’m not worried about trimming her at all. Minimal foliage, nice and open but not too stretchy. Harvest this weekend.
The 4 Assed Monkey at day 64 is a squat leafy thing… Harvest probably the next weekend. I’m really not looking forward to trimming her, but her nugs feel really dense and I think she should yield OK for being less than a foot tall LOL…
In the right tent
- Mephisto Sour Crack
- Mephisto Creme De La Chem
- Mephisto Hubbabubba Haze
The Sour Crack is only 34 days from sprout and doing well:
I’m using real growers Recharge to try and prevent any stem/root rot and just hand watering this tent as needed. I used this in the coco plants and the top of the coco is absolutely covered in Trichoderma, so I think I’ll be good to go. She already needs daily watering and I’m really sick of it LOL… This weekend the Sour Stomper is getting chopped and Sour Crack will get her spot in that tent where she can be watered automatically.
The Creme De La Chem and Hubbabubba Haze are just getting started, in fact the Haze only went into the coco yesterday after being popped in a paper towel.
Thanks for stopping by, and good luck in your gardens