Soil2Coco’s Indoor Multi Strain Journal

The three Gorilla Glue #4 x White Widow in one gallon pots of coco are training out nice. Just did a light defoliation on the two leggy phenotypes. There is one that is an absolute bush. I had to remove a ton of small fans to allow light into all the inner growth. Will be potting these up to 3 gallons of Tupur after the White Shark finishes.

Two Orange Skunks and the Black DOG filling in after a minor defoliation and some LST. About 12 days until these hit the flower table.


White Sharks getting nice and plump. That one in back by the UV light is almost the size of my fist.


Rainmakers about 3.5 weeks since flip. What a great strain!!! These buds are gonna be huge.

 

Not much to update. Dealing with some high ppm runoff on the GG4xWW at the moment. Flushed with a light nutrient tea tonight but runoff still way too high. Not showing too much burn and ph is good though. I’ll flush again in the morning then add light nutes.

Transplanted some tomatoes into barrel planters with my recycled soil and a good drench of rainwater for all the containers



Garden is really taking off. Using my runoff water on the cucumbers, squash, and melon patch

 

Thanks man. I dig the screen name, saw badfish last summer and big sublime fan.

Yes the manifold is feeding from a 55 gallon res, on a timer, currently twice a day to runoff. I have a slanted table with steel roofing, draining to a gutter with an outlet hose going to shop vac. I just turn it on at lights out and fill a 5 gallon bucket every two days or so. My table is actually only 45” wide x 48”. Super easy mixing nutes every two weeks, just monitoring ph, and hand watering the Overdrive for a third feed on the side finishing up.

 

The veg cabinet always seems to be full. I think this is my last order of clones for the outdoor guys. Kicked my moms outside to veg the next batch for a bit longer.



All three GG4XWW were transplanted into 3 gallons of Tupur with 1” of river rock at the bottom. Here’s a shot of the next group to hit the flower table. Front three (2 Expert Seeds Orange Skunk or California Orange they call it now, and one HSO Black D.O.G. will be going in a week from today. The three GG4XWW will be going in about 2.5 weeks after that. Hoping to fill the 4x4 with 6 instead of 12 plants this time to see what the yield will be like.

 

You must mean my garden. It’s 5oz woven polypropylene ground cover. It lets air and water through, but not weeds. I water twice a day with the sprinkler and soil is amended with organic amendments and I’ve buried probably 60-70 salmon and walleye carcasses in there the last few years. So far so good.

 

Well, I began the flush on the White Sharks today. Mostly cloudy with a few amber trichs. Going into the dark until Wednesday morning then the work begins.

These first two were flowered directly under 100 watt MH with a little light from the HPS. They are less dense and a bit smaller overall.



These next two were about half and half MH and HPS throughout Flower. Good and dense bugs here.



These last two are night and day, but they were close the entire flowering period. The smaller plant was stuck in the back corner, and struggled for light. That’s why my cfls and later on, UV lights hang back there. They don’t really have too much of an effect on fattening them up, but they get nice and frosty



And the obvious winner, directly under the HPS. Nice fat cola and thick secondaries. Might make up for the runt next to it.

 

Pretty much. That was my job growing up after a day on the lake, and it’s been my sons job since he was old enough.

 

I’m a contractor by trade. Lol.

 

White Sharks are under the table and going to sleep for a couple days.



Had a slight change of plans. I didn’t like how the Orange Skunks were shaped yet so those are going back to veg after some more training. The three GG4XWW are now on the flower table. I’ve got them up front under the LED and MH to slow the stretch some while the Rainmakers finish in the back under HPS

 

Some early am bud shots before the HPS finishes firing up.

Rainmaker from Ethos Genetics, day 34 since flip

 

Day 2 since flip for the GG4XWW. Adjusting just fine to the change from T5’s in veg and reaching for the new LED and MH lighting



Rainmakers are enjoying the HPS all to themselves.



This is an Orange Skunk from seed that was cracked roughly two and a half weeks later than the rest (replacement from Alibongo for the dead seed they shipped). This one has been in my supersoil the entire time, as I was considering keeping her for a mom, but I think I’ll grow this one into a tree for next round. Transplanted into 5 gallon square fabric pot with recycled soil.



Rainmaker clones transplanted from solo cups on June 11th. Some more LST and all the mains have split into two after topping. Decent growth for two weeks in veg.