Photography Say Cheese!

[Bandit]

Here are a few photos of my girls. These are my very first plants so be easy

AutoSeeds Purple Cheese:

Barney's Little Cheese:

Group Shot:
Little Cheese, Little Cheese (Youngin') and Purple Cheese:

Thanks for looking!

~bandit

 

[Bandit]

Try to ignore the collateral cat damage to the fan leaves around the base of the plant. My brothers Bengal decided that he liked the taste of cannabis.

Other than that, how do they look?

~bandit

 

[namvet]

They look super healthy,Were they grown outside,inside or both? You must be in a warmer climate than im in.What nutes,soil,etc did you use?Again nice job.

 

[Bandit]

Thanks namvet!

They have been grown indoors under a combination of Compact T5 (first two weeks) and Two 150w HPS (Three weeks till current). In the last few weeks we have had several nice warm sunny days and I have put them out for a few hours.

They are in a mix of Fox Farms Light Warrior (60%) and Fox Farms Ocean Forest (40%). I plan on using Fox Farm Nutes, but as of yet all they have gotten in pure water.

~bandit

 

[namvet]

This is a good example of what can be accomplished with just some good soil. and tlc.Put some nutes on them and they should go krazy.

 

[iLuvIndica]

Your doing great, but it might just be me but looks like the new growth are starting to burn. Are you monitoring your ph? if not pick up a digital meter to help you further dial in your grow. Since their sitting outside and you prob going to rely on rain to water them, if not and your watering by hand make sure your water is good. If your using tap water let it sit for 24hrs, if your buying water for them pick up some R/O water. I cant really tell from the pics but are you letting your soil dry out before waterings? and how often are you watering?

 

[Bandit]

Thanks namvet! I sure have been treating them like my first children . Every little change I notice, Every little boo-boo I freak out.

You should have heard me when I saw the cat bite marks, you'da thought I cut my hand off, haha!

~bandit

 

[iLuvIndica]

Well dnt have a heartattack when u read my post LOL its just something to take into consideration. If you start to see further progression its something to be concerned about but if nothing continues it might just be they hit a pocket of the OF and there absorbing alot of nutes that why i asked if your letting the soil dry bc sometimes keeping the soil moist releases more nutes for the plants in the soil, that could be causes a little nute burn.

 

[Bandit]

iLuvIndica- Thanks alot! The girls have only been outside a maybe four days for a total of 4-6 hours each time. They have not been rained on. I have been water with either Distilled or RODI water. I have been allowing them to get almost bone dry between waterings, and have been watering about every four days as of late. Thanks for the input and I appreciate the help!

~bandit

 

[MrN]

Thanks namvet!

They have been grown indoors under a combination of Compact T5 (first two weeks) and Two 150w HPS (Three weeks till current). In the last few weeks we have had several nice warm sunny days and I have put them out for a few hours.

They are in a mix of Fox Farms Light Warrior (60%) and Fox Farms Ocean Forest (40%). I plan on using Fox Farm Nutes, but as of yet all they have gotten in pure water.

~bandit

damn bro...they really look great!!...and no nutes yet...that's awesome,looks like they really love that soil!