Motherplant selection

Update day 16: Re-potted in the afternoon and top fed about 50ml per pot as the substrate-mix was not moist enough. Update day 17: Bottom fed about 2L into the tray in the morning. Moved from the bathroom with China-LEDs to the DS120w with Migro Array 4. I will keep monitoring humidity, temperature of the tent, as well as pH and EC of the feed solution (and run-off when possible). All plants looked ok, but not perfect and not equal. Here is the low down: One of the Fruit Spirit and one of the Skunk XL (back row of the tray, middle and right) have still only grown their baby-leaves, but otherwise they looked more or less healthy and one even had a little root poke through the sock of the pellet - which is a sign of growth. One of the Fruit Spirit and one of the Skunk XL (middle row of the tray, middle and right) have grown a more or less healthy second - and partially third set or true leaves, but are a bit tall, slinky and top-heavy and started to bend so I supported them. The Shining Silver Haze (middle and back row of the tray, left) seeds that made it this far look best. One is a little taller than the other one and needed some straightening-up during the re-potting. The chilis and third Skunk XL look good, though the Skunk is a little small. I set up some yellow cards and fly catchers, lets see what they get. I will probably feed again in 2-3 days Update day 19: Top fed about 100ml per pot in the morning. Update day 20: I was able to remove the supporting metal pegs from the larger Skunk XL and Fruit Spirit (center and center right). The Skunk XL and Fruit Spirit in the back (center back & right back), still only really have their baby-leaves out. Who knows what is going to happen with them... The front center Skunk XL still has smaller leaves and is slightly lagging behind the others despite having more than the first set of proper leaves grow out. The 4 strongest and healthiest ones had slightly wavy leaf edges and 1-2 really small dry spots on them too. So I decided to put the cups back on during the day (except on the chilies) and tune down the lamp a little. The chilies looked great. Overall the pots were still quite heavy. Absolutely no watering needed. No sign of bugs, mites or mold.