[DoubleTripleOG]

Originally Posted by Phases

Hey DTOG

What kind of lights are you begging with and how close do you keep the lights?

Thanks

These are under a 4', 4-bulb T5 fixture. I have used a variety of lights over the years to start seeds. Usually use T8's or spiral cfl's hung vertically. I can keep those a lot closer to the seedlings, compared to the T5's.

I usually keep the T5's a minimum of 6" from the plants. Sometimes closer if temps allow. CFL's and T8's I keep as close to the plant as I can without them actually touching the plants.

[ReikoX]

[Phases]

I meant vegging- but my phone auto corrected to say begging.

Anyways. Thanks DTOG, I was just wondering because it seemed like some of my seedlings were stretching a bit more than I wanted to see and I was wondering if I had my light a bit too far away. I dropped them down a bit and hopefully that will keep them from stretching too much.

[Female Seeds]

Looking fresh and healthy with beautiful color too DOTG

What's up with those 2 individuals? Slight differences from the others? Taller and fast growing?

May ask you what's the soil you are currently using?

Thanks for the update DTOG, much appreciated,

All for now and until next update!

Originally Posted by DoubleTripleOG

Here's the pics I took last night. Couple stand-out's I took individual pics of.

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[DoubleTripleOG]

Originally Posted by Female Seeds

Looking fresh and healthy with beautiful color too DOTG

What's up with those 2 individuals? Slight differences from the others? Taller and fast growing?

May ask you what's the soil you are currently using?

Thanks for the update DTOG, much appreciated,

All for now and until next update!

Yes, faster growing. I was just checking them out last night and your previous statement holds true. I'm seeing very little variation in the plants. Most look identical, with only 2-3 that have leaves that are slightly different than the rest.

They are in pure Happy Frog soil. Only just started giving them food, the last 2 times I watered. Which was minimal at best. I feed with Jack's Classic Bloom Booster 10-30-20 @ 1/4 teaspoon per gallon, normally. With seed plants I mix a gallon with the Jack's. Then fill a gallon jug 3/4 way full with plain water and add 1/4 gallon of the Jack's water to it. Works pretty well and no tip burn.

When I flower them, I will be using the Happy Frog Fruit and Flower (5-8-4)dry amendment mixed into the dirt of the containers I transplant them into.

[DoubleTripleOG]

Took some pics last night. They have been doing pretty good, and I noticed the growth. So I figured I should share it with everyone.(just checked the last dated pics and it's been a week anyways, lol)

[DoubleTripleOG]

Here they are as of last night. The majority of the larger plants that were sharing the same tent as these are in flower now. Which affords me the opportunity to lower the light closer to these plants. So we should start seeing accelerated growth and branching.

These will get another month of veg and then go into flower. I'm excited because by the looks of things, I'm gonna have a mini- mono crop. That's how similar they all look so far.






EDIT: I should also note that these are almost exactly a month old today.

Plants look excellent DoubleTripleOg

[mr.brunch]

Looking very lush, nice work

[bigganjabud]

Still knocking out some amazing work mate