My first Photo Run

Started this run with 3 7 Circles F3, 2 Pink Piztol Whips, 3 Lucid, and 1 Gum Gum set on a damp paper towel in a ziploc + brown paper bag on 77⁰ heat mat, tails cracked within 3 days on all but 7 Circles, only 1 7 circles would eventually Crack the soil near the end of week 1 for everybody.

Today marks the beginning of early veg, 15 days old, roots have colonized the solo cups quite well on all except the lone 7CF3 that managed to Crack its shell and break soil only a week ago. Transplanted from solo cups into 1 gallon pots.

Storm knocked out power all over my region and it took 46 hours to restore, cant be outside so they had to suffer in the dark, turning very light sickly green/yellow due to the lack of light. This was scary, not gonna lie

7CF3 just deeply struggling to take off despite no difference in treatment from previous seedlings, all others were topped between nodes 5/6 if they were present.

Off camera 2 Lucids sexed themselves and started throwing pollen sacs so they were culled, 7CF3 was just the little engine that couldn't and was also culled after throwing pollen sacs.

Began wiring out branches that were ready on lucid and gum gum as pink piztol had only just recently been topped and needed to recover a bit longer in my opinion. The fem lucid showed the most vegetative vigor of the 4 plants at this point, rapidly recovering from topping and launching axillary branches like rockets after the top.

To this point all 4 plants have responded beautifully to LST, with wicked axillary branch growth racing to be level with the rest of the tops prior to truly tying anything down. I believe around this point is where I made my error in the training of Pink pistol #2 and gum gum, in that I did not bend the tops down low enough whilst training to adequately break the apical dominance of the 8 main branches. Lucid and Pink Pistol #1 I did correctly break apical dominance, and the lst response shows in both of them, with incredible growth of extra branches beyond the standard 8.

On day 36 we transplanted from 1 gallon fabric pot into 3 gallon fabric pot, truly taking off vegetatively.