Thanks guys. Everything has been going smashing! Im guess I am doing something right! So the 5 soil ladies are getting close to 5 weeks into flowering. To be honest, I see the least amount of difference between these every week. Although the buds are filling out, and finally crystals are breaking through, they have slowed down vertical growth (except for the one that was transplanted into a larger pot, its still growing like mad which makes me think it is either catching up...or the other pots are rootbound a little as well). I have experimented with sticking one of the soil ladies under the 400watt HPS along with the Hydro stuff. Its really really liking it and has the most crystals out of any of the plants...which is funny considering it was a transplant that was 1/10 the size of my other plants and weeks behind. Now it looks the most mature.

The Hydro though....wow. Wow. So I left for 2 days again and BOOM. Once again I come home and the G13 is PAST the light. I had it LST'ed somewhat under the 250 HPS and then the bottom part was getting some light from the 400. Well it broke the LST string and grew past the 250 HPS by about 6-7 inches. Yikes. So I re-oriented it to be under the 400 watt HPS cause now its big enough. Its about 2.5 feet tall. The fan leaves are as big as my hand. The water was quite warm when I got home so they were curling, but some ice overnight, water kept at about 66-67, and in the morning boom! Everything straight out and nice. Fantastic. The Trainwreck is looking amazing as well. Its only 3 weeks into flowering and it has more crystals then some of my unknown soil ladies 5 weeks into flowering. I dont think the buds will be very big, but I expect them to be very dense and there are just so many bud sites.

The 4 site DWC, is finally looking good. Not ok, but good. I came home to about 200% more roots then when I left, and all the plants have begun to bud. The larger MK Ultra grew 3" in 2 days. The Alaskan has about 6-7 big branch colas, but its looking a little bare since I had to cut off ALL of the large fan leaves (they died or were dying and the lack of roots could not support them). I am very excited about how much they have recovered, and once again I am EXTREMELY impressed with deep water culture's ability to bring a plant back from the brink of extinction, into a wonderful flourishing state.

Finally, the Afghani Kush clone also almost doubled in size ONCE again. The 1 gallon DWC bucket is now just about completely filled with roots. Ive been a little lazy on changing the water but it seems to be fine with it.

NOw for the pictures!!!

Ok, the soil ladies are the first 4. The afghani kush clone is the last one. More pics below.