KaliKitsune
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I figured this experiment should come to an end, and for those not watching the experiment journal I have, I'll chronicle this plant's existence from seedling to it's current 4th-week of flowering.
Starting off in horrible SuperSoil. Stuff is too woody. Right now the plant is fine, just wait. A few weeks.
Here it's still doing okay. Almost time for the bad stuff to happen. Growth was very poor due to the crappy soil.
WHAM! This was absolute crap. The soil kept robbing the plant of nitrogen and would not respond to water treatments. I had to flush to correct this and eventually transplant As the picture below shows.
[IMG}http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f349/khyberkitsune/growjournal/100_0667.jpg[/IMG]
The above pic was after the transplant, about 7" tall (beside a 6 3/8" crossbow bolt for comparison.)
There it is before inducing flowering. It's grown nearly 50%.
Here we are as of today. I've removed some fan leaves blocking out bud sites and trimmed off dead or dying stuff. I've counted over 50 bud sites. I think I'm going to pull about a quarter or so, I could have done much better if it were not for the original soil.
Starting off in horrible SuperSoil. Stuff is too woody. Right now the plant is fine, just wait. A few weeks.
Here it's still doing okay. Almost time for the bad stuff to happen. Growth was very poor due to the crappy soil.
WHAM! This was absolute crap. The soil kept robbing the plant of nitrogen and would not respond to water treatments. I had to flush to correct this and eventually transplant As the picture below shows.
[IMG}http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f349/khyberkitsune/growjournal/100_0667.jpg[/IMG]
The above pic was after the transplant, about 7" tall (beside a 6 3/8" crossbow bolt for comparison.)
There it is before inducing flowering. It's grown nearly 50%.
Here we are as of today. I've removed some fan leaves blocking out bud sites and trimmed off dead or dying stuff. I've counted over 50 bud sites. I think I'm going to pull about a quarter or so, I could have done much better if it were not for the original soil.