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I kinda didn't start right, and I am going to pay for it in a few weeks when I run out. (But it's happy time until then.) Basically, I got sick and stopped cloning, and since all the plants I had in there are coming out this week, I am basically restarting the flower chamber from scratch.
... and my old thread is closed.
Anyway, I'll do pictures eventually, I just wanted to go ahead and get started.
Today I started 5 Double Strawberry Diesels from seed.
I have 7 CH9 Jack clones rooting.
2 CH9 Jack moms with several branches that could root.
and 5 plants rooted in the flower chamber.
The flower chamber has room for approximately 40 plants, or 5 rows of 8, using 20oz soda bottles. The original plan was to have ~5 plants harvested each week using an 8 week strain. But since I have the DSD, a 9-10 week strain, I will obviously be a little off for up to 5 plants.
Flowering Lights: 250w HID HPS
Cloning/Mom/Veg Lights: 2 x CFL
Yay. Let's hope I keep it going this time.
Anyway, 8 weeks from now I should hopefully have something more to harvest, and if I do even better, a week or so later I will be harvesting again.
Pic is flower chamber before harvest.
... and my old thread is closed.
Anyway, I'll do pictures eventually, I just wanted to go ahead and get started.
Today I started 5 Double Strawberry Diesels from seed.
I have 7 CH9 Jack clones rooting.
2 CH9 Jack moms with several branches that could root.
and 5 plants rooted in the flower chamber.
The flower chamber has room for approximately 40 plants, or 5 rows of 8, using 20oz soda bottles. The original plan was to have ~5 plants harvested each week using an 8 week strain. But since I have the DSD, a 9-10 week strain, I will obviously be a little off for up to 5 plants.
Flowering Lights: 250w HID HPS
Cloning/Mom/Veg Lights: 2 x CFL
Yay. Let's hope I keep it going this time.
Anyway, 8 weeks from now I should hopefully have something more to harvest, and if I do even better, a week or so later I will be harvesting again.
Pic is flower chamber before harvest.
