London Velvet Cake by Conscious Genetics

[anova.330]

Really impressed with the vigor of the LVC from Conscious Genetics. Need to transplant to the 10 gal pots soon. Just no room in veg yet, and need flower pots or I needa make one more 10 gal pot. We’ll see what happens but I expect them to be in flower in about one month.

[anova.330]

Holy hell Anova look at those ladies!! I do my own style but I look at others grows to see what to expect and or because I think that grower is kinda a bad ass like yourself sir.

[anova.330]

Holy hell Anova look at those ladies!! I do my own style but I look at others grows to see what to expect and or because I think that grower is kinda a bad ass like yourself sir.

Thanks Momma. When I pot up I placed the plant at the top of the bucket or container. So a 1 gallon pot has, roughly, 1 gallon of soil under the plant.

I’m trying to GML top the meristem of the plants. That way the other branches can come up or the whole plant can widen.

[anova.330]

Transplanted to 10 gal pots, these will hit the flower chamber in, roughly, 27 days. Before up-potting, the 1-gal pots were starting to need water every other day.

[MrNice]

Hi anova

whats the silver box thing on the floor ?

[anova.330]

Hi anova

whats the silver box thing on the floor ?

That is an air pump for another Hydro bucket.

[GMO]

any thoughts on why they look a lil sad mate? maybe just cos they were drinking so much in the 1gal pots?

[anova.330]

any thoughts on why they look a lil sad mate? maybe just cos they were drinking so much in the 1gal pots?

Pot on the right was completely hydrophobic when I transplanted, drying out over the months of nonuse. I definitely hope they improve over the next few weeks.

[GMO]

any thoughts on why they look a lil sad mate? maybe just cos they were drinking so much in the 1gal pots?

Pot on the right was completely hydrophobic when I transplanted, drying out over the months of nonuse. I definitely hope they improve over the next few weeks.

some nice warm water with some surfactant ie yucca, soap nut, aloe or dish soap will help buddy. but you know this

[seymore_budz]

Rule 1 of organic gardening. Do not let your media dry out :) As soon as your soil dries out, you will completely destroy the microlife in the soil and the plants won't be able to feed. If I was going to go down the organic root I'd water little and often and with a high pressure spray head to prevent soil compaction.