A week into the seed they developed a fungus issue. One of the reasons to use fresh prop trays every time if your a craft level cultivator.
A strong seedling but should be bigger for 5 days.
This one developed a fungus issue that caused insects later.
Repotted a week of growth.
For the summer I decided to seed some purple kush. It ended up being a difficult plant indoors but was amazing outdoors.
The seedling setup. This turned out to be a bad idea as these domes require a full slate of cubes to keep humidtiy balanced.
Watching via the camera.
Inside the tray
The sproutling.
The camera feed.
Around this time I also started generating my own compost tea.
The sixth grow was harvested and it was glad to be done. Growing itself is very time involved even at a craft level and at this point it was time to pause. This grow itself was very difficult to process and ended up needing 3 days strait. Besides some veg work everything else was done.
Hanging to dry on the racks.
Ready to trim the dried cannabis.
Pre-Trim
Fresh bundled.
This grow had issues with bugs. Natural treatments were tried and failed resulting in a fogger fixing the problem at the expense of using harsh chemicals.
The veg room overflowing.
Bug treatment. Fungus gnat traps worked only so much.
The upstairs grew explosively.
The closet temp had issues when the door was closed. Lost a few clones.
With the bloom room now open it was time to bring the 8 plants in the veg tent upstairs.
Plants ready for moving.
Moved and spaced out.
Lights on.
Perfect for non-co2.
Through the canope.
The 5th grow harvest came and all that it entails. This time around improvement were made to the drying and curing process to work on improving the quality of the cannabis.
The blueberry looking ready to go.
The blueberry looking ready to go.
Ready to be harvested.
Ready to be harvested.
The last of the plants.
Well hung.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
Shots from the new drying racks.
The greencrack. So good.
Trimming the drying cannabis.
trimmed nugg.
That’s a lot of cannabis.
The jar of kief from the first day. OMG
5 tins packed and curing. Time to chill.
With the number of plants outgrowing the closet the next stage was to bring the tent back online and install it downstairs. A third light fixture was purchased and the tent setup.
The tent dragged downstairs.
All setup and installed.
New equipment purchased.
The old veg bulb from before.
Lights on ready for moving.
The plants outgrowing their closet space.
Moved in and happy.
Moved in and happy.
Keeps the light out from bothering but the sound of the fans running was annoying. Next time I will try something else.
Upstairs going strong.
The clone closet shut down.
The downstairs slowly turning into a grow.
A few weeks past and it was time to plant the clones. This would not be my last time growing so many but would be the last time I did this large of a repot. It was definately a challenge the first time around that had issues a few weeks later with over watering and temp.
The clones needed to be repoted and were looking a little weak.
Prepping the soil and containers.
I installed a larger light to cover all the plant canope.
Finally reported wit the weaker ones to the left. I didn’t mind a few dying off.
Treating water for the plants.
I like this micro root food. It helps greatly with the new plants.
A few days later and they are looking much happier and healthier.
Close up of a replant a day after.
The downstairs closet was converted over to a veg room again and I decided to try cloning out at a larger scale.
I wanted to make sure I could run all the lighting in my unit so I did a blueprint and mapped out the electrical system.
Setting up the closet for cloning.
Full setup with airflow.
There were a few strains and I wanted to make sure I recorded each.
New blade for the cut.
First clone.
A filled tray.
A filled tray.
The downstairs now full of clones.
Eck one of the blueberry male plants. Hated to throw it away but had to.
