Quote Originally Posted by CanGroIt
These ladies will be going into the flower box after Veg Day 20.....
So yesterday I was scratching my head thinking :wtf:"What was the reason I was wanting to wait until veg day 20?":wtf: "Oh yeah, to get clones from them. But wait :wtf: aren't you going to keep two for clones since they didn't branch out enough in these party cups?:wtf:". Yup so today, I decided to transplant and put them into the flower box. I mean I really feel like I am wasting a 1K with only 2 plants under it. Now I have 12 little ones in there, literally, little......

I removed all but the top three bud sites from each plant. I left the fan leafs though. After remembering what a pain it is to trim lots of small buds, I decided to lollipop these lil ladies.... I keep looking at the ones I have flowering now, scrog style, and I can't help but entertain the thought of how they would look right now if I had lollipopped them. I guess we will find out in a few weeks with these

So here is my transplanting process for this change from veg to flower:

Pic 1: Placed two handfuls of perlite in each pot to create a layer at the bottom. Shake the pots with only the perlite in before adding the soil. This will shake out all the smallest pieces of perlite and leave the larger pieces.

Pic 2: Placed 3 18oz party cups full of soil into each pot and created an indentation of the cup for placement of the clone, with a modified pot/party cup.

Pic 3: After removing clone from original pot, sprinkled some Great White Shark mychorrhizae, then placed into modified pot, then into soil indentation.

Pic 4: Covered with soil......Watered.....

Pic 5: Placed into flower box and screen placed over for support of the trunks, they're going to need it!!!!:thumbsup:
CanGroIt Reviewed by CanGroIt on . Indoor SOG Grow Log...... I never really have utilized the SOG method so this will be a learning experience for me. Advice is much appreciated from anyone, questions as well. So without further a'do......... 3' x 2' x 2' (w x d x h) Veg Cabinet, made from 3/4" thick OSB board, sealed with all purpose sealant during construction and inside edges, 1 1/4" thin screws also holding it together, two 4" holes cut for intake and exhaust, cabinet door sealed with thick weather proofing door seal, two hinges to swing door Rating: 5