A Medical Grow

So the plants are loving the new dirt. already have some roots poking out the bottom.
they seem to be a little too warm, but the light colour may be because I changed when the lights go out recently.
the ones that REALLY surprised me were the indica looking seeds, check out how wide they're getting!

So the plants are kicking ass and looking like they want to be transplanted fairly soon.
You can see the first plant is probably my favorite.
fed them once with a fairly diluted mix and now just waiting for them to do their thing.
the pics were taken from a cellphone so the quality isn't great.

The plants are almost at their fourth node. I've given them a feeding at 950ppm or the vegetative stage according to AN. going to see which ones are female, transplant them and then clone as many as possible for the next crop.
I will be keeping a mother around for a while. Don't want to go through all this again.

just a little tip of advice stop by your local hydroponics store and buy a horticulture HID bulb the sylvania ones are for light post along the street they are aimed at exact spectrums

Ok! I didn't even think about that because I bought the sylvania at the hydro shop.

As a matter of fact the plants are being moved under the 1000w today.

Thanks for the advice I will go buy one this coming friday.

We have one female plant in a large bucket.
Just veggin her out to get as many clones as possible.

The female is large enough that I'll be taking clones tomorrow.
I'll be buying the plant tray and dome, some rooting gel, rooting plugs and a scalpel.
Then I can start updating as the clones start to grow!

Instead of killing off the mother plant I'll be doing a second run of clones to keep the strain alive.

three of the twelve clones have rooted and the others have a little bit of yellowing at the tips.

I had 100% success rate with the rapid rooter plugs and rooting gel.
So thats 12 plants ready to be grown out. and the mother is still waiting to be cloned again.
I might do a sea of green style grow but the old man likes doing monster plants so we'll have to decide which one to do and try the other next grow.

going to be transplanting the girls today and taking a few pics.
they still look a little haggard from the transplant, but they are beginning to show new growth.

Here are the ladies in their 1 gallon buckets.
still lookin hungry but I will giving them a light feeding today.