A little over a week in flo.
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Two weeks in, they are done stretching and making flowers. 7 weeks to go.
And the Chocolate Diesel’s are doing pretty good
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3 weeks in. Did some defoliating and will be doing a little more as well as some bending and twisting to open them up this week.
A couple under the canopy shots…
The CD’s have been topped twice now (the last time) and also defoliated a couple days ago. Still no sign of sex on any of them yet. Regardless, they will be transplanted to the final pots this week and heading in the flo room permanently in a week or so.
And some parting day 21 bud shots
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Girls are looking great @Undead-Toker question regarding your transplanting is there a huge benefit of placing the transplant higher or on top of the media rather than at the original level? Is this a specific technique? I’v seen some dude behind Soma seeds do something similar to this.
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@Tinytuttle I started doing this a long time ago after watching @BogSeeds transplanting method back in the day. When I grew in soil with limited space in 3 gallon pots could easily add a significant area above the surface greatly increasing root space in the same pot. In coco however it washes out too much IMO to xplant up too high. I can’t remember BOG’s exact method but in soil I would start in RW or Peat pucks, go to a 24oz solo cup, 1 gallon pot to final 3 gallon leaving 1/3-1/2 the original container above ground.
The biggest benefit for me and why I continue to do it a smaller degree, is it really helps in the constant fungus gnat war. The root ball is on top pretty much always staying dry as well as all those nice barky roots on top the larvae can’t harm. If I see adults I bottom water until they are gone, spray mist the tops with Neem Oil/peppermint soap and all I’ve had to deal with is the occasional adults that make their way in that can’t make it past the first generation If gnats weren’t an issue I probably wouldn’t do it, but they are a big enough issue that I’ve lost entire grows/irreplaceable genetics not having preventative steps in place ahead of time.
just dug this up from the old GrowFAQ… BOG's double potting technique
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It seemed like the Chocolate Diesel took forever to start showing but after the first definate male showed all the rest showed within a couple days.
This dude is showing his balls and is not allowed to visit the ladies room any more.
Not sure what’s going on with this one. Looks like a female preflower with a possible nanner next to it.
The other 3 look to be females so far
Valley Ghash are filling in, still need to do some more trimming.
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Just finished the final major pruning on the girls. Other than that, business as usual in the old crypt.
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The Chocolate Diesel are starting to show a lot more preflowers. Still no hairs showing but they still look to be female.
These two pics are the same preflower, same plant, from different angles.
The next shot is a different plant.
The frost is starting to come on the VG’s, Day 25
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Looks like the first of the pistils are starting to pop. I took a lot of pics of this spot and this is the best I could get. Still a little blurry, but you can see the white tip where the pistils are starting to come out.
Flower girls are starting to look pretty good.
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What a great bunch of lovely beauties brother! Wonderful 
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Thanks for stopping by @AUM. You have quite a collection of beauties in your room, had my eye on them for a bit.
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I took some better pics of the same pre flower from earlier with different angles. Still can’t get a good focus on that tiny spot but it’s better than the last attempt.
For reference here is the male @Kayoes
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I know I know dear one that you stepped in 
Thank you as wel for your interest
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Starting week 5, Day 29. Almost to the halfway point. Ended up with 3 females and 2 male Chocolate Diesel.
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Very nice training, lovely canopy. 
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I can’t tell your choc diesels apart anymore man. Which ones maled out on you?
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