Carmelicious / AMS Grow

Here's my Carmelicious / AMS grow. It's in an old coal chute in a basement. This is the setup with the plants at about 2 weeks into the big pots after the transplant. The bud is a Carmelicious about 6 weeks later. It is about 4 weeks into the flower cycle. I'm using GH FLora nutes. Tomorrow I'm adding some Monster Bloom into the mix. I'm on 10/14 now and plan to go to 8/16 over the next week, heading into the last phase of the grow. This grow is probably the 50th or so in my life. Many we outdoors and many were indoors in both soil and hydro. I prefer hydro. This particular grow was more of an experiment to see if the room I used was capable of handling a small grow for personal use. It seems fine. I also wanted to see if my exhaust (up the chimney) system worked, and it did fine. Next grow will be a re-gen of the two main girls - one Carmelicious and one of the freebie AMS ones. Right now I have three Carms and an AMS, but only the two best are doing any real production. Those are the ones I'll keep. I'll clone them and keep them for moms. The Carmelicious was stupid-easy to grow. So was the AMS for that matter. It's odd, but my two best ones almost died at birth. They were the flimsiest, tiniest ones to sprout after germinating. All the big tough-looking ones either turned male or were pulled for non-performance. The two bud pics in this post are of the front-right-hand plant in that picture. Anyway, I figure about three weeks or so left till I flush, then stress for the harvest. By stress, I mean that I turn the lights off and don't feed them for a week before I pull them. They get super sticky by doing that. I'll get more pics up soon.

My disclaimer is that it works for me. Your mileage, as they say, may vary.