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Let's Grow Some Super Skunk!!!!!!

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​ Well Here's our line up. F1 is looking great I really hope F1 is female. M2 and M3 look better than M1 but still nice and all 3 are a week old today. F2 isn't looking so hot and at 3 days old it pains me to say that F2 has genetic problems. I will keep taking care of F2 for another week and if it can't snap out of it's funk, then I'll sadly have to abort, but 4 out of 5 ain't bad.
 
The little one may need more time on a heating pad. For my past few grows, I've kept the seedlings on a heating pad (after they pop up, I put the plug in a leca-filled net pot and put that on top of the heating pad). I also water them very carefully during that period with a syringe, a few times a day, because the heating pad dries the moisture faster. This has produced faster, stronger growth of seedlings for me.

Prior to this technique, it would take much, MUCH longer for them to grow. They needed some more heat.
 
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Alright, F1 is 2 weeks old and looking good. So far my tent temps have been in the mid 80's F. to lower 90's F. during the day and upper 80's F. to lower 80's F. at night. So between 82 F. and 91 F. or between 27.8 C. and 32.8 C. throughout the day and my RH is between 60 and 72. It's been this way in the last 2 weeks. To counter heat stress I use Botanicare Silica Blast at 5 Ml. per gallon of water.
 
I always give every dorky seedling that fights for its life a fair shot. But once, in my southern Humboldt guerrilla patch (1983) I ripped up a 6 ft. herm so fast, I got a face full of dirt! Over the cliff he/she went, in one swift motion. Up, out and over. Laughed my butt off, spitting dirt. Wild times. Yee Haw!
 
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