Appreciate that brother!
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Happy Friday friends!
So everyone was still pretty moist from the watering at transplant, but I really wanted to get some new nutes to the LPC to try and correct whatever is going on. They all got a half strength dose of Sea K, Mega Crop 1, Cal Mag and Sweet Candy last night, and the LPC was looking better than she has been, so I’m hopeful that it will help. Although, there are major variegated leaves throughout, so I haven’t ruled out some sort of genetic issue or viral. As far as viral goes, it hasn’t affected any of the other plants so if it is, it hasn’t spread.
Here’s some photos of everybody, and as a side note, the LPC got moved to the front right spot to allow for minimal wind strain from the circulatory fan.
Group shot -
LPC with variegation visible -
Solo-ish shots of the rest -
Some deficiencies still showing, I didn’t want to overdo it especially with a transplant into more decently hot soil but as long as we aren’t burning, I’m gonna keep feeding.
Thanks for checking in guys 
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Happy Friday an those are looking pretty damn good but I’m a newbie so I can’t help u out I’m sorry but they do look nice bud keep it up
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I’m still in the beginning of reading this thread and OG doesn’t always quote right for me but I’m following. If you’re planning on doing all organics larger pots work better than smaller pots. If you do use small pots make sure to flip early or it will be hard to keep them fed. I’d recommend dry amendments too like some others have said. Gaia, Dr. Earth, or whatever’s local.
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Dude. You need to chill out. You’re loving them to death. You just transplanted into nutrient rich FFOF and are already feeding them. FFOF will feed them alone for approx 2-3 weeks. I can see it on your last plants too but it not too late for these ones. Use plain non pH’d water for a week and I bet they look better.
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Thanks for the advice friend 
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Hey, I just read through your thread, they’re looking good! How are they rebounding after the recent pot changes?
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Everyone is doing well! Lights off now but I’ll get some pictures to post in the morning 
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LPC seems to be really feeling better so I’m happy with that !
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Morning friends!
All 6 are looking great, I’m running around today so not much typing but here’s a bunch of pictures!
I believe I’ll flip on Sept 30th, a solid 3 weeks in these 3 gallon pots to establish. I have my suspicions on a couple of males, I’ll say the one - the pure Land Hashplant in the back right that has been very stretchy and spaced out the whole time. I don’t trust my eye enough on minor sex traits/preflower so I’m in no rush until I know for certain.
Group shots -
London Pound Cake -
Sunset Manor -
Pure Land Hashplant -
Thanks friends!
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Absolutely beautiful garden u got going on there friend that’s gonna be some good looking gals when they mature up can’t wait to see em have a great day
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Happy Friday my friends
Everyone is in good shape, the canopy has really evened out in the past few days. I think I’m sticking with my plan to flip the lights the Monday after next.
Not much else to add! I’ve begun really window shopping on the next tent, I’m browsing these migro 5x5 lights at the moment, we’ll see what I land on as we get closer to the end of the year 
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Evening all
All is well! Just chugging along til we flip on Monday. I’m pretty happy with their height as it stands, so we’ll see how each cultivar stretches. I snapped a shot a little lower to see the even canopy a bit better -
LPC -
SM -
PLHP -
I’m happy the LPC finally got happy, particularly because that plant is gonna be 90% medicine for my brother. I have plans to make a tincture using MCT oil instead of grain alcohol as an insomnia remedy for him. He was using a medical product in his state with the same makeup but they stopped making it with the LPC, hopefully these seeds are close in profile and it works for him. I’ll obviously have to keep a bit of it for smoke 
, but I’d like to freeze most of it to make more tincture if it works out for him.
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That’s awesome you’re doing that for him. I make edibles for my brother who can’t smoke due to the vid.
Plants are looking awesome too. They’re gonna make some good harvest. And good job on the canopy.
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3 gallon pots. Sept 30th. Are you gonna transplant to bigger pots after sexing?
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Hey thanks for popping in . I don’t believe so, I’ll just be rocking them out in the 3 gallons the rest of the way.
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Why the 30th? Flip now. Wont they be rootbound b4 flower finishes? Oh nevermind. My bad. You are not growing organics
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Do you think that may be an issue even without running organic? I had seen other information with that being relatively safe as far as vegging out this length in the 3 gals.
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I used to use those tall 5g nursery pots. Probably closer to 3. I used bottles and grew numbers. Throwing out soil every harvest. They were rootbound but finished. Id flip now because 3x3. 4 females is just as possible as 2. Shocked noone else has mentioned it. Have you run these plants before?
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I have not ran them before, the LPC is feminized so a guaranteed one girl. I am pretty happy with their size now so I may take your advice and flip them.
I’ll be honest, in my head with the planning I was thinking more of how big can I get them, with something to show for it by Christmas, and less of the risk of them getting rootbound. 
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4 females is more probable than possible now. Do you have a plan for stretch. 4 plants. 1 stretches 2x 1 1.5 and 2 dont really go over .5
Flip
Edit: that is a possibility only no idea how theyll stretch
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