Okay yall small update...
I didnt put water in the res for a day in a half and they survivd! Love this new way of growing. The roots are finally in the 2l res and they are taking off. At least the bigger clones are(different strain clearly). Not sure which strain is dominating but hopefully the other will catchup soon.
Timeline:
Thursday 12/7/17:
-gave 1/4 nutes, phd to 6.3
-went to hydro store to get optic foliar, decided instead to get what the hydro worker recommended for spider mites, "mighty". Says spray 4 days in a row before lights are on so it can dry up and it should kill all mites and their eggs. Also recommended floralicious plus which i have heard good things about so decided to give it a try.
Friday 12/8/17
- got a spray bottle before work(didnt spray mites yet)
-came home and looked at clones at around 2am(worked all day) and there was webbing on one of the clones. Not much, but enough to freak me out.
-turned off lights for the first time at 2am (have been running 24 hrs so far)
Saturday 12/9/17:
-woke up at 730am, sprayed all clones with "mighty" pesticide for the first time, let dry, then turned lights back on at 830am
-fed all clones around 8oz of water, 1/2 nutes, 1ml of floralicious plus, phd to 6.4 or 6.3, 780ppm
Extra notes:
-planned on giving 1/3rd nutes today instead of 1/2 strength but decided what the hell lets see what happens.
-first addition of the floralicious plus, interested to see how it does.
-plan on flipping to 12/12 either tomorrow (12/10) or monday (12/11). Either way the pesticide will be gone by the time the flowers will come.
No pictures right now but ill make sure to get you guys some in the next few days. One of the strains is really taking off with the clones having a height between 5"=>6.5". Obviously not that big but im looking for 18"=>20" stick colas. Some clones have started branching but ill just cut each branch off. Maybe try and clone them just for fun, i definitely think the branches are too small to clone but im cutting them anyways so lets experiment!
Any thoughts, questions, concerns are always appreciated!