Indoor Feenix- 1 Go Auto ET Dragon

[Chester]

My favorite color ...

 

[StraightKRACK]

Man, looking really good so far. I'm watching

 

[Feenix]

I never dropped the second Cheesus Dragon. I decided to wait and see what happens after the first showed signs of starting new roots. She is 12 days old and has been dormant above ground for 10 days until today. I Found her reaching this morning. That is not 10 days of root growth. She popped the new roots Monday morning.

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[Feenix]

E.T.Dragon is doing fine.
It is so open and airy that even the bottom sites are getting plenty of light.

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[StraightKRACK]

I'm excited about the cheesus. I severely stunted both my midnight express and mazar because of heat and humidity I just couldn't get right, so I had to buy a humidifier and things are now on the up an up. They're 11 days old and look 6 but this being my first grow. I'm not mad. Trying to stay positive. Your baby will come around too

 

[Feenix]

Day 53
E.T. is packing on buds.

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[Chester]

Nice and frosty ...

 

[Feenix]

Day 71

I'm really impressed with my first dragon.
It has been an easy plant to grow. Not very demanding.
I've gone super light on the veg nutes. Just 1/4 soil tab. 1/8 of the strive , lots of cal mag. Full dosage which graduated up from veg to flower to finish at 20 ml per gallon. Oily Cann.
A little heavier on the Bloom nutes A Flowertab,
Big Bud and Aurora Soul Bloom. I'm glad I went easy because I did have some tip burn.
My next start will include another E.T. and 1 Cheesus Dragon. Now that I know what to expect size wise, I'll bump up to full strength which is 1/2 strength from the start.

Edit, I'm disappointed in the washed out pics which don't begin to show the colors that are emerging. Risking the pun, this old phone is fading fast. Time to start looking at real cameras.​

 

[Feenix]

I've been thinking about the white dots on the cotyledons that eventually faded away. Then it hit me. I think that they were from the LEDs on the endoscope. A photo related phenomenon that in some way temporarily disrupted photosynthesis that later kicked back in to complete the natural course. Not burns. There was no damage.

Any other theories or known facts appreciated.

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[Chester]

I think that they were from the LEDs on the endoscope. A photo related phenomenon that in some way temporarily disrupted photosynthesis that later kicked back in to complete the natural course.

I want some of what you're smoking ...