Hi AFN friends...
I have two Sweet Seeds strains that were sent to me loose for security reasons. All I know is they are either Sweet Cheese Auto, Jack 47 Auto or Green Poison Auto (one of each, not two the same).
The 'grow room' is my spare bathroom. As this is also shared with the occasional house guest, the setup has to be as mobile as possible.
I'm using a Grow Northern HS1 75W LED for vegging. For flowering, I've added a 250W HPS as side lighting.
There are two soil mixes: the plant on the left has a mix of no-name 'organic soil' (that's what it says on the bag), coco and worm castings, in the ratio 70:20:10; the one on the right is in my usual garden compost (very unpredictable, but occasionally good - I didn't find any construction waste in this bag, just a tooth, maybe human...), with coco and worm castings in the ratio of 60:30:10.
Nutes are my usual grab bag of whatever I can make or find. For vegging, a little tomato food (N-P-K 4-4-8) and worm casting tea; for flowering, high-phosphorus bat guano tea and organic fish nutes (N-P-K unknown, but have used this many times for flowering). Also Epsom salts every second watering.
Both seeds were started in a 50/50 mix of peat and coco, then transplanted to the two-gallon pots at two weeks. Here they are on day 2:
By day 7, they had stretched too much and fallen over:
Rather than risk damaging the stems or roots with hard supports, I used a scrunched up paper tissue as support until the stems strengthened.
More to follow.

The 'grow room' is my spare bathroom. As this is also shared with the occasional house guest, the setup has to be as mobile as possible.
I'm using a Grow Northern HS1 75W LED for vegging. For flowering, I've added a 250W HPS as side lighting.
There are two soil mixes: the plant on the left has a mix of no-name 'organic soil' (that's what it says on the bag), coco and worm castings, in the ratio 70:20:10; the one on the right is in my usual garden compost (very unpredictable, but occasionally good - I didn't find any construction waste in this bag, just a tooth, maybe human...), with coco and worm castings in the ratio of 60:30:10.
Nutes are my usual grab bag of whatever I can make or find. For vegging, a little tomato food (N-P-K 4-4-8) and worm casting tea; for flowering, high-phosphorus bat guano tea and organic fish nutes (N-P-K unknown, but have used this many times for flowering). Also Epsom salts every second watering.
Both seeds were started in a 50/50 mix of peat and coco, then transplanted to the two-gallon pots at two weeks. Here they are on day 2:
By day 7, they had stretched too much and fallen over:
Rather than risk damaging the stems or roots with hard supports, I used a scrunched up paper tissue as support until the stems strengthened.
More to follow.