Multi Strain: SSDD, Sensi Star and First Cross (NF)

[Tictok]

These look lush man. Very nice.

Thanks man, appreciated. Getting into this living soil in an undersized pot has been a learning curve but it's getting there.

[Tictok]

Big Sensi Star culled, real space issue with the new NF crosses getting big in veg and needing to move across to flower. So an executive decision was made to just keep the one SS.

This also frees up a pot of living soil which has been amended with worm casings, rockdust, neem, frass and some grow topdress containing alfalfa, bokashi bran and a bunch of other goodies. This pot (and the one from the SSDD male) will sit for two weeks for the microbes to do there thing waiting for the ChemD seedlings. Also means I don't need to buy any more premix living soil which will save some dollar.

Sensi Star on the left, NF pheno #5 just arrived in the middle and SSDD on the right.

[Cave Hill Cole]

Your plants are looking solid bro, very happy & healthy. I'm interested to see how your sensi star turns out, this is cultivar that has peaked my interest a lot lately.

[Tictok]

Quick update to log the change,

NF4 has been moved to flower, her structure is like the Guerilla Fume with very strong branches, and the thinner leaves like the father and mother.
Bottom left in the pic...


The NF5 bottom right in the pic is stretching already, lanky like the mum but overall a much bigger plant than the mother. Hybrid vigour? This was the one I believe will frost out like the mother from the seedling cotyledon analysis. She has a nice leaf mutation .....


NF5 is still in veg, had a bit of training to keep the height down. How I will fit her in the flower tent is a mystery, but I cannot cull her as she is the most unusual of the phenos. No idea what to do, keep her as a mother? Crowbar her into the flower tent? Jury is out on this one.



So at least the NF3&4 are a couple of weeks behind the SSDD and Sensi Star. Not sure I can veg NF5 for 6-7 weeks, may have to work out how to slow her down, maybe top everything and have smaller flowers. Not sure.

Thanks for checking them out.

[2-Scoops]

No idea what to do, keep her as a mother?

Chop it right back it will grow back.

[Tictok]

No idea what to do, keep her as a mother?

Chop it right back it will grow back.

There speaks the voice of reason. Never done that before, cheers 2-scoops, I'll get her a bit more established then a big chop, get a nice root zone going.

Thanks man, appreciated.

[Keeno]

This is gonna be a room full. Nice growing Tictok.

[Tictok]

So slight change of plan. The NF 4 plant (bottom left in pics above) has been culled. Nothing wrong with it but priority has been given to the big NF2 that has had a big defoliation and put into flower.

To be honest, I'm stupidly skint and couldn't afford any more pre mix living soil and there's a load of cuts been made to preserve these lines that the soil from the NF4 will be used for.

It also means I'm flowering the two most interesting phenos of the new cross, NF2 and NF5.

Forgot a dose of worm casings just before flip for the NF5 (far right) and it seems she's hungry for it in stretch so she's a little pale but getting back on track. (The downside of running living soil in small pots is you need to get the timing of topdressing right).

Sensi Star and SSDD in week 4 doing lovely, NF2 bottom left and NF5 on the right..

[Tictok]

Cheeky image spam to show the frost on the SSDD at 4 weeks. The resin is thick, sticky and reeks exactly like blueberry muffins.

[Keeno]

You got some real different plants in there Tictok. Should make a real nice selection once in Jars. The SSDD is indeed a frosty girl