Hello everyone! Sorry haven't been keeping up to date, been busy.
Day 41:
I just took some pictures and they look very nice as of today.

The larger burmese kush has already grown to a whopping 9 inches with just over a month since being planted into the ground. The onyx is at 5 inches after 4 weeks planted in ground. The other two burmese kush I've determined to have a clear root damage that was suffered during germination. The plant has managed to work with this setback and is just growing very.... small.

Even though the smaller burmese kush are already on their 5th set of leaves, they are about 4 inches tall and very thin.

I've been using Big Bloom on the plants 2-3 a week at a 6tsp/gal concentration. I think I will keep at it with this fertilizer as not only does it make a noticable difference, the plants should be going into flowering soon as it is already fall.

Also, side note, the larger burmese kush was damaged slightly due to emergency moving and I had to trim off a partial leaf on the top, is that ok? Also, I accidentally overbent the stem towards the bottom awhile ago and caused it to make a tiny hole that leaked water. The plant seems to have compensated for this and grew around it but still has a tiny brown hole where it originally was.

I also topped the plant about a week ago, I did it poorly as I took too much off but it is now giving the desired result and branching. Not sure if the reason why it took so long is because I chopped too much off or because the stem was ruptured during the same time?

I plan on moving these babies outside in a REAL container later this week.


Pictures:

(For some reason I can't upload pictures, keeps saying error, although I meet the parameters to upload the file in jpeg format...)
altectech Reviewed by altectech on . Midwest outdoor grow log (starting in mid August) tips? Hi everyone. I'm new here and have checked out some grow logs and thought I'd post my own. This is my first grow and the idea came very late and because of which, I started the grow very late. They were germinated on the 17th of August and planted in small plastic cups filled with fox farm ocean forest potting soil on the 20th overnight. Started with 9 Burmese Kush seeds, 1 didn't pop at all, another cracked but pretty much remained stagnant. Since then, it appears another seemed to have Rating: 5