New grower in Maine

[MEcareGiver]

Hey all.
I just got my set up going and am a couple weeks from first big harvest. Just popping in to get in with other growers.
Currently working with over 40 strains. Learning a ton and trying to figure out which to grow. Will be weeding out poor performers after a few harvests.
Will keep you all in the know.

MEcareGiver Reviewed by MEcareGiver on 01-20-2014. New grower in Maine Hey all. I just got my set up going and am a couple weeks from first big harvest. Just popping in to get in with other growers. Currently working with over 40 strains. Learning a ton and trying to figure out which to grow. Will be weeding out poor performers after a few harvests. Will keep you all in the know. Rating: 5

[MEcareGiver]

After looking at my plants I am blown away. I just planted a dozen a month ago and they are already over 6 ft tall! Way ahead of my normal grow cycle. My veg room is set to 65%humidity and about 77 deg. For a few weeks it was at 88% at 85 deg because of heater malfunction and cold outer walls. My room was literally raining. The plants loved it! I have plants around 8 ft tall producing branch breaking buds. This is very exciting for me.

Since I became a patient, I started getting serious about the plants growth. That was just over a year ago. I'm still learning, but with my new set up and the proper nutrients I can see what a difference this is going to be from my other growing attempts.

Is anyone familiar with Alien Dawg? I'm not too fond of how it's being dwarfed by other plants and looks thin. Maybe my growing environment is not suited to it. I'll see what I can find out but any help would be appreciated

[nampra]

Hmm as far as names I believe the ones I grow and test then I give it my own name

[MEcareGiver]

I like to keep the names for my patients, but I do give each one mark to identify good and bad. Then that gets put into my notebook where I record measurements, ph, ppm, temp, humidity, bud production, how it clips and weight after drying. I will thin out bad plants as I go.