3rd generation shwag lol

[jadeius]

I'd like for you to all meet Big Angie III, Shine, and Lil' Tango. They're mixed breeds, not sure what gender yet, but I'm certainly hoping for females! This is something like my 4th attempt at growing, and I'm doing it "by the books" so to speak. These plants are taking very very well to transplanting; they continued growing the day after transplanting with no real "shock" period. I'm only using fluorescent light, some cool white, some warm white. They seem to be keeping pretty darn short though, which is a GOOD thing. The vegetation is developing rather well. I am having some sagging problems though, but they seem to recover daily from that on their own. Any recommendations welcome!!!

~Jadeius ~the~ Vndead~

jadeius Reviewed by jadeius on 04-07-2007. 3rd generation shwag lol I'd like for you to all meet Big Angie III, Shine, and Lil' Tango. They're mixed breeds, not sure what gender yet, but I'm certainly hoping for females! This is something like my 4th attempt at growing, and I'm doing it "by the books" so to speak. These plants are taking very very well to transplanting; they continued growing the day after transplanting with no real "shock" period. I'm only using fluorescent light, some cool white, some warm white. They seem to be keeping pretty darn short Rating: 5

[jadeius]

Here's some more pics of them...:rastasmoke:

~Jadeius

[MisterGreen]

shouldn't you have put this in the grow forum? once the buds are in i'll rate.

[jadeius]

true, but shit wasn't working right earlier...i'll put more pictures as they get older. :thumbsup:

[jadeius]

thx :rasta:

[VTDank]

hey the wilting you're seeing isn't a bad thing, it's pretty normal for all plants that are too hot, so maybe move the light up a bit off of them....or maybe rotate the pots periodically...it could just be phototropism.... :thumbsup:

VTD

[jadeius]

muchas gracias!! yeah i rotate them every once in a while, and keep a fan on them, so they'll "exercise" so to speak