Ethos Zweet OG, Pre 96 OG Kush and Blackberry Cheesequake

Was gifted two regular Ethos Zweet OG I believe, my buddy got the seeds a few years back. He had to many plants going. So i was luckily gifted these 2 weeks ago. Defoliated them last week and did some LST on the larger one this morning.

Also received a pre96 OG Kush and a blackberry cheesequake. Both of which are a bit smaller than the zweets.

I have all 4 in my 2x2 #spiderfarmerled tent with my sf1000 light from them as well.

Temps are at 23 °c and humidity at around 55 %

Going to transplant the two smaller ones later today and probably flip all 4 of these over to my 4x4 with the @MarsHydrofactory tsw2000

Using pro mix hp for soil

Advanced nutes PH Perfect line only the base.

The pic of all 4 plants top left and bottom right are zweet, bottom left cheese quake

Seeing as those pics were taking in a 2x2 I would veg longer in a 4x4. You should have plenty of room. Give them a chance to fill in the pot and get healthier before you flip them.

CaliRootz88 said:

Seeing as those pics were taking in a 2x2 I would veg longer in a 4x4. You should have plenty of room. Give them a chance to fill in the pot and get healthier before you flip them.

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Fair enough, the cheesequake and og could use some time to catch up.

Reported all of the plants on Wednesday night. The smaller zweet went into a 5 gal pot and the larger one went into what I think is some where between an 8-10 gallon pot. The og and the cheesequake both went into 5 gal pots. All potted in promix hp, I am thinking about switching soils up on my next grow just ran out of promix bundle. Also just realized I didn't take any pictures of the ethos zweets. Those two went into my 4x4 and the og and cheesequake are staying in the 2x2 to flower. Below will be pics of the pre 96 OG Kush and the Blackberry Cheesequake when I get home from the cottage I will post pics of the 4x4 run with the zweets the cheesequake is the darker one in the back. Og is looking hungry. Transplanted to wet promix from the rainstorm so will start feeding when soil drys out