Apologies for the crappy pictures, I just picked up a digital camera which is damn near antique (a whopping one-megapixel!) and it appears I'll need a tripod and a good side light to get some better shots as this log progresses. Oh well, $5.00 camera so I can't complain too much, I guess.

None-the less, here she is - this is my Bagseed Beauty, a fourth generation clone from the original that I started a little over a year ago. I have no clue of her pedigree or genetics, she was the best of 30+ plants all grown from seeds saved from any unusually good bags that my friends and I picked up over the course of a year or so before my first grow.

She has been wire trained and fimmed (primarily just wire trained) rather drastically as you can see, in order to make best use of my tiny grow space.

All of the main tops were fimmed last night for the last time. She has just been re-potted - the soil is a mix of manure compost, mushroom compost, peat, pearlite, Espoma Flower-Tone, bone meal, and a bit of blood meal. She will be replacing the next plant in bloom which is to be cut down in about 10 days. She has begun to be fed Blackstrap Molasses at about 1 tsp / gal which will continue throughout bloom.

This will be the first time since my very first grow that I'll have decent lighting for bloom, so it will also be my first grow log. Up until now, I've been blooming under four 42 watt CFL bulbs. Now I have a 400 watt HPS in place along with the CFL bulbs - Unfortunately, it's a scary (caseless and rusty) magnetic ballast and a hardware store bulb, but at least it's a step in the right direction.

Oh, before anyone points out that I'm wasting lumens with all that black plastic lining my veg space.... yea, I know. My grow space is slowly evolving as time goes on. Mylar is on the list somewhere down the line as time and dollars allow.
IAmKowalski Reviewed by IAmKowalski on . Kowalski's Log #1 - The story of a plant. Apologies for the crappy pictures, I just picked up a digital camera which is damn near antique (a whopping one-megapixel!) and it appears I'll need a tripod and a good side light to get some better shots as this log progresses. Oh well, $5.00 camera so I can't complain too much, I guess. None-the less, here she is - this is my Bagseed Beauty, a fourth generation clone from the original that I started a little over a year ago. I have no clue of her pedigree or genetics, she was the best of Rating: 5