This is the first batch of Wonder Women that we've gotten. Its been a journey with them, they were growing very well until they all met with similar problems that were pH-imbalance/heat stress related. The problem was corrected, but we ended up losing a plant. In the end, the other two ladies flourished.

This is just for veg, as we plan on switching to HID for flower.

It's a box made of reflective foam pieces. Simple, but effective.

Great nutrients very effective big plus is that they are all organic so the buds should be tastey!

Great organic soil, very nutrient rich and air-y. Only downside is that it tends to end up dipping more acidic than you want, so we added the dolomite lime. We've had no problems with drainage, so we've held off on getting perlite for now.

This is just for veg, as we plan on switching to HID for flower.

Switched to this to accommodate new ladies.

Timer broke, switched to 24/0 for the time being.

Watered with Kangaroots

Got our new timer, switched back.

Eleanor to the left, Leslie to the right. The smaller wonder women are in the background. The strange discolorations on the leaves is due to a fresh misting they had just received, along with my phones camera being crappy.

Only watered Leslie. Eleanor can handle another day. pH Out is low due to the transplant and the addition of a lot of fresh soil. Mixed dolomite lime in with the new soil, so next watering should be more stable.

She looks like a little bonsai.

Tried to get as good a perspective I could, but her branching would only allow me to do so much. Side note: Got some germinated tomato seeds in the dirt waiting to sprout in the Dixie cup to the back left.

Only watered Eleanor. pH Out is low due to the transplant and the addition of a lot of fresh soil. Mixed dolomite lime in with the new soil, so next watering should be more stable.

Trimmed excess foliage on both Eleanor and Leslie.

Trimmed excess foliage on both the older Wonder Women.

Only Leslie.

Only given to Eleanor since Leslie was recently fed. Damn bugs popped up out of nowhere, but just thankful it didn't happen later since flower is finally around the corner for them.

Given to Leslie. Treatment seems to be successful by looking at Eleanor and the other plants since they got their treatment a little earlier.

Both ladies got their feeding. They're dipping back to being too acidic, if not fixed soon they'll start locking out.

Only Eleanor.

Only Eleanor.

Only Leslie.

Flowering all the ladies. Not the original plan, but its not anything unfortunate, lol.

Only Leslie

Only Eleanor

Only Eleanor. Treated with larvacide.

Only Leslie. Treated with larvacide.

To Leslie w/ larvacide.

To Eleanor. With larvacide.

Only Eleanor. Treated w/ larvacide.

Only Leslie.

Given to Eleanor who has taken a turn for the worse since her feeding. I fed her cause she was looking a little sad which I thought was strange because it hadn't been a week since watering and she has never looked like that so soon. Fed her, and she just hasnt stopped deteriorating. There's a few potential diagnoses here, but I'm leaning towards nutrient lockout due to low pH. Leslie is on high-risk watch for similar signs of deterioration.

Eleanor wasn't able to recover, fuckin a. It's been a journey with her...

And now its her stretch until the flushing.

6 gallons given to Leslie. She should be ready to pick soon.