White Label - White Skunk - CFL/t8/HPS/ ::lets do it...

[killa12345]

well, today so far we have six sprouts above soil, enjoying their new light.
they are growing vigorously, like a weed. :jointsmile:

i'm just watering them with ph 6 h20. zero nutes in seedling mix.

also, i have several nutes, pretty much half the general hydro line.
:thumbsup:i know, it was a very generous gift that a close friend gave me.

i've been reluctant to use them on much because im a novice and i really don't want to kill these babies.

i'll post pics when there is something substantial.

Charas....i told you they grow fast.....they might needs some nutes soon....man the WS can take any amount of nute you throw at them....they feed alot...my little coffee containers ate about a half gallon a day after about 14 days....i think the cantainers arent even a gallon....just to give you an idea.have fun i still have a few of these beans in my drawer.

[Charas]

well, killa makes it sound like these plants can take anything.
i like that...maybe i'll have some luck. :thumbsup:

well, like i said before, im a novice and if these plants truly do need the nutes at this point then i want some assistance.

like i also said before, i have a BUNCH of gen hydro prods.
Heres the list of what i think i might be able to use at this point.
thanks in advance to any advice...

General Hydroponics:

Florablend Vegan Compost Tea (0.5-1-1) - bio microorganisms, sea weed, etc...

B]FLora Series[/B] Nutes: could I use the Micro (5-0-1) and the Grow (2-1-6) right now maybe?

FloraNova Grow Nuteserhaps this (7-4-10) instead of the regular Flora Series?

also i have some advanced stuff im not sure of...

Humboldt Nutrients:

Myco Madness : mycorrhizal fungi - don't know much about this except that its expensive and can maximize rooting.

Humboldt Roots : (i copied the following from their website)

Humboldt Roots is a highly concentrated organic root stimulant that expands the root zone during the critical growth stage.

[killa12345]

i really dont know kinda seedling soil you are using but the lime that is added only lasts a few days.....watch out for the ph....it will drop on you quick..contiually check the run off because after about 6 days it can drop into the 5ish range..

i really dont think they need nutes yet...but the normal 2 weeks of no nutes might wanna be changed for this strain....i ran this in passive hydro so i dont really have advice on nutes for the soil but im sure someone with better soil expertise will chime in..in passive hydro i started feeding them after 4 days from seed around 600 ppm on a .5 ppm meter with not one leaf being burnt....not even the little round baby leafs.

[Charas]

the sprouts are the WL WS. nothing really substantial except that they're ALIVE.

and i put up two bagseed pics that have been growing just shy of two weeks with mild nutes from the selection above.
I used a very mild mix of FloraNova Grow and the compost tea, i think i might have even added a little root stimulant in there too. they look to be doing fine so far w/ the nutes.

I really just don't want to kill these WS babies nor, on the other hand do i want to under nourish them.

[BeFree]

Awesome. =D I love checking out the babies. :thumbsup:

Still watching, bud.

Be Safe:jointsmile:

[Charas]

so heres how they're looking

shorties. they will be transplanted very soon...

[killa12345]

What kinda soil are you using? The plants either look like they are just waking up or a tad overwatered. Any how nice log you got going here! Good luck i cant wait to grow this strain again.....too many beans so little time!

[Charas]

they are in desperate need of transplanting.

waiting on some new containers to arrive...

[Charas]

here they are one day after transplanting.

noticing some very odd, weird shaped leaves...could this be genetics? :wtf:

[Charas]

just five days after this much needed transplant the skunks bounced back with a vengeance.

noticing very rapid growth all around (they don't even look like the same plants).

the third pic below shows one of the mutant leaves.