Right then checked Eve and Eden, well blow me down after two days some of the leaves which had started to fade before the transplantation are getting their colour back upward growth is slow but growth non the less so I think I can say that it was a success. Most growth on Eve is on her branches and Edens growth tips are getting larger. Today they got a new room mate Esme ( n.lights xl auto or poss auto blueberry due to a mix up not sure which at the moment) just one more bean to break through then the tent is full.
Just need to think of another girlie name starting with the letter E for when she pop's. Well at least I know now that when young at least you can transplant from D.W.C to soil with out to much hassle when they mature and are harvested and cured I will post on here how much they ended up producing..........
Just need to think of another girlie name starting with the letter E for when she pop's. Well at least I know now that when young at least you can transplant from D.W.C to soil with out to much hassle when they mature and are harvested and cured I will post on here how much they ended up producing..........
Cheers to youthful vigor and a gentle hand during transplant! Nicely done mate, great save-- 
...they may not be much for yield, but they're on track again,.. ease into nutes as the roots reboot and grow,... 
--they've had enough too apparently!
