These seeds got mixed up in transport (had to be sent loose for security reasons), so I'm not quite sure what I'm growing. They are a combination of either Jack 47 Auto, Green Poison Auto or Sweet Cheese Auto.
The soil is local (Thailand) potting compost - a mix of mud, sand and coco coir. A kilo of worm castings has been added to each 8-litre pot. I have no access to any kind of canna nutes, so as usual I'm winging it with whatever is available, in this case tomato food with an NPK of 4-4-8. In addition, I'm using molasses and Epsom salts (MgSO4).
The light is a GrowNorthern Holographic Series 1. It's my first grow using an LED. Light schedule is 20/4. Distance from light to plants is approximately 40cm.
The ladies are almost three weeks old, so here's a little history:
17 Aug - both seeds in a glass of water overnight
18 Aug - both seeds in a damp paper towel overnight
19 Aug - both taproots show, seeds planted in soil
20 Aug - seed husks off and cotyledons unfurl
21 Aug - first leaves develop
Textbook. Couldn't ask for better genetics. Two separate strains completely in tandem.
Here they are on 28 Aug:
Apologies for the quality of the image: the wife is away with the good camera.
BTW, I have been an AFN member since 2012. My details got corrupted and I had to reregister.
The soil is local (Thailand) potting compost - a mix of mud, sand and coco coir. A kilo of worm castings has been added to each 8-litre pot. I have no access to any kind of canna nutes, so as usual I'm winging it with whatever is available, in this case tomato food with an NPK of 4-4-8. In addition, I'm using molasses and Epsom salts (MgSO4).
The light is a GrowNorthern Holographic Series 1. It's my first grow using an LED. Light schedule is 20/4. Distance from light to plants is approximately 40cm.
The ladies are almost three weeks old, so here's a little history:
17 Aug - both seeds in a glass of water overnight
18 Aug - both seeds in a damp paper towel overnight
19 Aug - both taproots show, seeds planted in soil
20 Aug - seed husks off and cotyledons unfurl
21 Aug - first leaves develop
Textbook. Couldn't ask for better genetics. Two separate strains completely in tandem.
Here they are on 28 Aug:
Apologies for the quality of the image: the wife is away with the good camera.
BTW, I have been an AFN member since 2012. My details got corrupted and I had to reregister.
Holler at me, ay? There's much to catch up on brother, which finds me distracted and focused elsewhere,... I'll get a PM out to you soon, and soak up the goodness here a bit later,... I'm fried just now, but wanted to say howdy at least! 
Cheers mate!
). Never had anything flower anywhere near as early as these Sweets. They're a real treat to grow, and the short one is just gorgeous (reckon it's the Sweet Cheese - it's quite pungent). The tall one looks just like the GP I grew last year - all central cola and hardly any peripherals. Just hope I grow this one better. 
