Also, the smaller one on the left has been through hell and back. It's been over-nuted as a seedling (deformed lower leaves), dried out when I went on vacation for a week, root bound in a small pot for a long time, transplanted and damaging some root (they were working themselves into the porous pot).

After transplanting it took off in height. It also matured faster by having alternating nodes sooner on the secondaries than the big plant. It's also flowering faster than the larger, less stressed plant. Both plants were from the same batch of seeds in bagseed. Both turned out to be female!

Nature continues to amaze me.


EDIT: Also, would you say these plants are more sativa or indica?
YaddaYaddaYadda247 Reviewed by YaddaYaddaYadda247 on . Flushing! I finally bought a pH meter and tested my pH, it was pretty darn low. I went to Lowes and picked up some Espoma Organic Garden Lime and Espoma Organic Triple Phosphate. I added the Phosphate to help with flowering. I worked the recommended ammounts of the Lime and Phosphate into the top 2 inches of the soil. After adding the Lime and Phosphate, I placed the pots on my TOILET SEAT (flushed, literally, :D ) and ran 6 gallons of pH balanced water through each plant. I couldn't do it anywhere else Rating: 5