Georgia Pie Bag Seed

FlowerPower88

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Here we are at the end of week 2, they are doing great, still stretching, just starting to smell sweet and producing some visible resin. Cut the feed back to 70%. This one is going to change dramatically this week if it’s anything like it was outdoor. It went quick and got big and FROSTY, so I’m excited for this nug stackatureIMG_1100.jpegIMG_1101.jpeg
 
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FlowerPower88

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End of week 3, they are doing fine on the 70% of the 3-2-1 formula by jacks, but I would like to get my hands on some of the 0-12-26 part A in the next week, cause I’m seeing a little N burn on the tips, nothing I’m worried about, but it would be nice to pull back N without pulling back anything else. Also gonna start a small amount of MKP in the next week or 2.
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FlowerPower88

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Well I’m back here again…long story short, growing indoor, hand watering in coco 3x a day for 3 years wore on me, and I had like a panic attack and left my plants in their room for 30 or so days. My mothers and all my seedlings and clones are in soil, so I had 2 strains of around 12 survive the month of May. The Georgia Pie bagseed, and the funfetti. So I had some clones of the pie and decided I was going to run them in organic living soil. 4 25 gallon pots with around 20 gals of soil in them, in 5x5 under the scorpion Diablo.
I did get to flower and harvest one of these from my outdoor crop, and it smelled excellent, was cured properly, and the taste and high weren’t amazing, nowhere near as special as the smell. But since we had it on deck we are running it under the lights.IMG_4665.jpeg
 

FlowerPower88

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They are starting to take root and take off, I’m guessing before the next compost tea I will be putting up the SCROG net
 
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