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No3odiesShad0w

No3odiesShad0w

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After having my last crop destroyed by spider mites yet again, i decided to take a break. Cleared my grow room, bleached and sanitized it for 2 months 3x a month. So i didn't goo crazy, i took those 3 months to learn how to grow mushrooms..... And man oh man great success.... Wow
Made sure everything was fresh and started fresh. New soil, new buckets, new seeds, new techniques. Clones are of mother plant.

Skunk or some kind of Kush. IDK mystery seeds again lolol
1 gallon buckets (for now. I'm still paranoid about spider mites also need fast turn over... Nothing to smoke)
Nature's Living Soil amended with
Fox Farm Happy Frog soil
Nature's Living Soil Flower Power nutrients
Spring water with 6.5ph. +/- .2
Spider Farmer SF 2000 LED light


So far I'm only 2 weeks into bloom. The clones have re vegged and have grown much more since this pic. I'll update later today. I'll be repotting this weekend. Very nice growth for only 2 weeks ..... At this rate and without spider mites..... I'm going to have a pretty yield from this one girl. I have auto flower seeds coming at the end of the month then things will really get into swing.
 

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Good news for you and welcome back to the grow. At least you know the clones will be female and they look great. Good luck staying with a clean tent just gotta be careful what you bring into it. Happy growing :)
 
I made a total rookie mistake. I brought in some potted herbs in hopes to get them ready for the spring. One of them had the mites and i paid for it with my grows all failing. Perfect conditions for the plants, perfect for the mites as well. Now the room is sterile and i won't be bringing anything at all into there. It's going to stay sterile. Hopefully I won't have further issues with the mites.

Expected harvest sometime in the beginning of October.
 
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