Pics Of My Babies After Transfer

Hey everyone. As some of you may know, I transferred my babies to 5 gal pots using sunshine #4 & perlite. My old setup was using fox farm ocean forest soil.

I used about 40% perlite to mix with my sunshine #4. So far so good and my babies are greener than ever.

I'm on the end of week 3. Decided to move them over from growing cubes to 5 gal during week 3.

Attached are some pics.

i like your plants man, very good crisp green leaves keep it up

looking good ! keep up the good work ....

Thanks! I'll use this thread to update my process. I have a feeling this round will have some great yields.

They look great. Did you have a problem using FFoF soil in the past? I am using that in my current grow and have no problems at all.

MidnightJoker said:

They look great. Did you have a problem using FFoF soil in the past? I am using that in my current grow and have no problems at all.

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I think it was cost that played a factor the most. I need 10 FFoF bags, at $20/bag can get hefty. Also, I suffered a lot of nute burn. Mainly because I am still a beginner, and adding my nutes + nutes already in the soil maybe harmed it. I just want to do it differently this time around. The Sunshine #4 + perlite has no nutes in it. And if I follow my nute program, I should be ok. I am ending week 3 in veg and so far so good.

Plants looking nice. Can't wait till my snow whites look tight lol.

got some updated pics for y'all! they are looking beautiful as ever!

week 6:


week 7:

looking real good man!

Looks great !!! I have a question for you ,How much water/food do you give the girls each time ,how often do you water/feed them?and do you drench the soil every water/feeding ? thanks Cajun

awesome grow bro keep up the good work

wildcajun said:

Looks great !!! I have a question for you ,How much water/food do you give the girls each time ,how often do you water/feed them?and do you drench the soil every water/feeding ? thanks Cajun

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I water them when they start to get dry. I usually stick my finger in there and feel on the medium to see if its moist or getting dry, but it ends up being once a week. I water them using 50% or 75% strength of the recommended nutrients. I also spray them every 4 days with the fan off. Let it sit for about 30-40 mins, then turn the fans back on.

I usually dump the water in there til the water reaches about 1/2 inch off the top (remember, I'm using 5 gallons).