Some pictures with the new camera for you guys. mv400, this camera does have the image stabilizer in it. The pics aren't blurry really - they just don't have that sharp, "my God I can reach out and touch it" look to them. I may end up taking it back for that reason. Also - under the HPS light, I can't really color correct those pics at all - trying makes the background look like a blue comic book picture.
So here we are, the baby clones are eight days along, no roots yet. The water temp is stabilized to 75F with the frozen 2 liter twice a day. I figured it would take longer, being the top, and kind of small. I won't panic for at least another six days, lol.
Hempy babies are picking up. I don't know if the roots have reached bottom now, or it's the extra watering/feedings - but the color is coming back. The Super Lemon Haze especially, I was worried about - the entire top of that had turned pale yellow. But green is leeching back into it, including the new growth! Looking up now.
The rest of this grow is doing well - growth seems to have exploded! I take back what I said about the MH lights, lol. I'm not seeing any heat stress on the new growth now, either, so I'm thinking that problem is solved for a minute. Does the leaf cupping type of damage stay after the problem is fixed, like other damage types do? Never had the issue before, so I don't know.
The Lemon Skunk clones have truly begun flowering now. Got a shot of one of the newly formed buds, awwww - a baby! hehe
The big Lemon Skunk - my goodness, the buds are really starting to fill out now. I can't say I'm still loving the smell. If you rub the stem, your fingers smell like a skunk's ass - and not a lemony one, either. But the aroma they give off without being disturbed, is still very mild, and slightly citrusy. Had the hubby haul one into the veg room, trying to get a good bud shot. Only really got one decent one - with the lights being lower than the buds, I was getting a terrible glare.
I'll begin germinating my first batch of Chronic on Thursday, excited to see those going!
That's everything, I think. Enjoy the pics!