Transplanted last night, germinated 3 days ago, and here we go again.
It begins all the way from this, till the pleasurable sight of sweet buds 
These are 6 strains، predominantly sativa.
Good taste and flavours, ranging from spices to oranges+lemon to musky skunk to dank smelly buds.
I would show you the progress as it appreciates in time.
@Deanroche @Rex_Kramer @SJ1
Aaah, i see mucho progress in your soil Management, congrat‘s mate 
have fun and keep us updated,
„unbreakable“ @HasHtronaut93
Very very exciting! Looks like you’re gonna have a little army! We can’t wait to start our next run with all the knowledge we have now! Good luck, keep us posted, and happy growing!
Looks like a great start
happy growing even happier smoking 
The seed bank, personally grown and harvested, feels good to have such amazing insight and knowledge and to see it turn out better than expected is a very relaxing and satisfying feeling, tbh.
This was taken 30 hours ago, basking in the warmth of the sun, striving to survive.
Looks good to me, health wise, the red one is around my waistline’s height, grown in a 5 gallon bag in ore flowering, the yellow one in the back has finished pre-flowering, and the blue one is still vegetating and around 4 months old, and at the height of my chest.
The blue one, it has rigorous growth everywhere and a very strong immune system.
The red one this is a later crossbred version of White Widow.
And this is the yellow one, this has taste and smell similar to diesel or methane.
What do you guys think?
Tell your thoughts on these babies.
@Vanillabean @Bentgenetics @Flax
Hey man, how are these faring in life? Are they average or good in health.
@Rex_Kramer @Deanroche @sj1
Looking very strong! Are you feeding them any nutes?
Looking good man can’t see anything obvious just keep em away from stress and they’ll be good
Ladies are looking great and healthy.
These are 19 seedlings, ranging from 2 days to 9 days.
Besides the ones in flowering and vegetation, these are 5 strains in total.
And they look all happy and healthy to me. What do you all think? All and any suggestion is welcomed.
@SJ1 @Vanillabean @Rex_Kramer
Gonna move them to larger containers soon? I feel like we waitied too long to transplant our girls, and when it came time, we removed way too much of the root structure and stunted the growth. Wont make that mistake next time. Looks good so far!
… looks like you´ll need to rent a field soon for your project 
Did you lollipop the blue one?
Still having problems with finding good soil and fertilizer´s?
Have you ever thougt about hydro?
Allways remember: "the bigger the pot, the bigger the plant!
So far what you have there is looking good to me,
Have fun my friend!!!
Yes sir, after at least 3 weeks i will cut the bottom of these cups and transplant them in a grow bag (5 gal), or a clay pot (10 gal).
I made these mistakes myself, no worries the plant survives if you want it to survive that’s what i learned atleast. Experienced vastly varing temperatures and climates, ranging now a days from 45°C - 28°C and towards 20°C - 5°C around December.
Saw and neutralized fox tailing, white mildew, ichneumons, aphids, and ants.
All in under 11 months too.
Yes I’d love to plant and harvest in fields but alas it’s still illegal where i am from.
So sadly no dice there.
And no, I didn’t lollipop, neither fimmed, nor topped the blue one, it grew without LST, without any help from me to make it gain such a nice vegetative state, and its height, it all belongs to the genes of the plant as far as i know, this i think might’ve been a ‘mother plant’, had i planted this in the ground or a field, it would have surely crossed my height (and i am 5’ 10"), in under 4 months.
Its still younger than 4 months.
I have currently harvested between 30 - 40 plants in 11 months, with my friend and colleague @DOCHASHISH. And we hope to keep getting bigger and better.
And yes now i seek to transplant the seedlings to their final pots, but i wanted to transplant them into their final pota right after germination, what effect would that have?
Would the size of the pot make it harder for the seedling to uptake nutes and water? Or would it result in a plant that will grow beyond the normal sizes?
Do answer this last question.
@Rex_Kramer @Bentgenetics
Just found this Englisch- language page in a hurry but basically all the other sites are saying the same…
These are the ladies freshly photographed, of whom 2 are in flowering, one is in its 4th week, the other is developing seeds before the flower, and the biggest one is still vegetating, its been more than 3 months now, but still it wants to grow, and 2 in early vegetative state, and 5 just transferring from seedling to vegetative state.
These are all the freshly transplanted ones. Switching to vegetative state, and growing outdoors.
This is the biggest one of them, its been vegetating for ages now 
It’s been topped, it’s been fimmed, and it really responded well to both being topped and being fimmed.
Quite frankly i am a bit surprised that it not only sustained it’s vegetation, and grew even more, but it also didn’t show any signs of stunning or regression.
What are your thoughts? Have you guys tried doing both types of training on one plant before?
Do tell if you have anything to add to this.
And if i can clone this plant or not?
And how would i clone it, and what should i apply to the sensitive areas when i pluck them?
@Flax @SJ1 @Ateko
This is in its 4th week of flowering, and its younger than 4 months, in it’s total age, i doubt that this is a lesser version of an autoflower.
And this one is the OG, the main starter we got.
White widow, but it’s been bred twice, by two different strains, to make something more fruity and with a different high.
It’s the only one in training, LST, right now and the others are growing on their own.
@Rex_Kramer @Bentgenetics @Vanillabean
Do comment any suggestions or advice, it’s appreciated.
