So I just took these pics today and I'm using tinypic now.

The shorter onyx plant is flowering at 4 locations now, and the larger burmese kush has begun to have asymmetrical branching, but still no sign of sexing. Funny, because the onyx has already begun flowering and it is still symmetrical branching. Just odd I guess.

The other two stunted ones I won't focus on in pics, but they are still growing... slowly but surely they grow... Can't wait to see it in flowering (or even its yield haha)

I'm still fertilizing these guys every other day, but I've heard to fertilize more frequently when in small containers, I'm still kind of stuck with these small containers, and even if I did move them into larger containers at this point, would it even matter considering they've already begun flowering? I'm using half cup per gallon of water concentration of big bloom every day now. I want these to finish quickly as it will get too cold in late october so I'm guessing 3-4 weeks of flowering time should be enough for such small plants?

And I'm going to leave them inside on the window sill until harvest as at this point I feel like it would be too cold outside, and the product will probably be nicer if left inside where it is warmer and less pests.


Also, the big burmese kush is on day 38 in soil, the smaller onyx is day 32 in soil.

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