New Grower Third Grow: Fast Bud #2, Mohan Ram, Pakistan Ryder

[A Gardener]

This is my third indoor grow. Three ladies under 2 x250w CFLs in a .7x.7x1.8m tent. Both lights are currently on 24/0 since the seeds went straight into john innes #2 on 28/04. One new addition is my 10ltr airpots, and I'm currently using a mild rhizotonic.

Unfortunately the Sour Crack I planted grew to about 2cm high but never opened its cotylids, it looked cankered so got killed on 06/05 and replaced with the Fast Bud #2. The grow has a time limit of approx. 75 days due to a holiday.

 

[A Gardener]

Pakistan Ryder
................... Mohan Ram
Fast Bud #2

 

[A Gardener]

16/05/15
They're currently having Rhizotonic at 50% and Veg nutes at 33% dosage.

 

[A Gardener]

Previously I've always LSTed. First attempt at a FIM on the Pakistan Ryder yesterday.

 

[Eekman]

Good luck on your grow friend.

 

[A Gardener]

Good luck on your grow friend.

Thanks very much, and you on yours.

Today in the Garden

 

[A Gardener]

Pakistan Ryder
.............Mohan Ram
Fast Bud#2

 

[Eekman]

Hey Gardener,

It looks like that Mohan Ram is kicking into high gear. Fastbud needs to pick up the pace.

Looking good though

 

[A Gardener]

Thanks very much. To be fair to the FB, she'll always be playing catchup as she got chucked in 8 days late when my Sour Crack died. Had grown before and figured out of my seeds it'd be a reliable and quick substitute.



Both the PR and the Mohan are responding to a FIM/top and entering their period of explosive vegetative growth into preflower. Really enjoying the grow.

 

[Dr Fluff]

Looking good there Gardener

I am looking forward to further installment to your journal.

Don't forget to let us know at what day the pics of the plant were taken (ie day 1 seeds germinated etc) it help us keep track of what your plant should be doing and relative health etc.

John Innes #2 is a loam based compost, and as with all soil based composts can compact over time, if you use it again I would add some perlite to the mix to help give a more airy texture, which will help more oxygen get to the roots.

Keep those posts coming and lots of nice pics too

Peace & happy growing