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Well, failures are as important as successes for the info they provide, so feel free to share whatever you did that didn't work if you think it useful.
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Planned Experiments List
- Willow vs Water
- Willow Leaves vs Bark
- Willow Pieces vs Shredded
- Dilution Rates (1:10, 1:20, 1:30)
- Cuttings, Long vs Short
- New Growth vs Hardened Off
- Clipped Leaves vs Whole
- Split Stems vs Not
- Scraped Stems vs Not
- Lighting, Direct vs Indirect
- Aloe vs Seaweed/Kelp vs Willow
Plus whatever else comes to mind as we go.
are you misting them a few times a day?Nope. And we had a few really hot days and the stems all had white fuzz starting to grow. I hit them with H2O2 but to no avail. The Willow water cuts are done. The water only still look OK so I'll let them go a bit longer and see.
Hopefully the perlite Hempy version will fair better.
No. No misting. I'll try that next.are you misting them a few times a day?
Haha I’ve done the accidental left in a glass o water and they rooted before my bubbler lol , started soil cuttings which I hated and now I love it lol seems to get better root zones even tho there is a fishtail plat on bbbblers most of that is water roots that die back in soil and make new roots to replace them so I’ve found so I do in plugs or soil nowHa! Success!
This morning (Day 9) I floated out the four cuts in the perlite hempy's to see if there was anything going on and one of the water only cuts had a root coming out from the very bottom.
Pretty stoked. The rooted cut was the one that I did not leaf trim. The other water-only cut rotted and was discarded, and nothing on the two willow water cuts yet. Those initially got soaked in diluted willow water overnight and then replaced with rain water in the reservoir. They are the best looking of the remaining three, but no roots or root nubs yet.
For both cups, I top water with rain water twice a week to rewet the perlite from above and to flush/renew the reservoir a bit.
This means that the CBD plant rolls on. I think I'll take cuts from my NL5 and leaf trim one and not the other and see if there is anything consistent in the results.
Last weekend the new CBD mother in the 1L SIP was looking a bit weird with strange, twisted, droopy foliage, and stunted new growth. Classic over-watered look. And in a SIP! SMH.
So, I drained the reservoir as best as I could and let her dry out a bit. A few days later new growth is coming in hot and she's praying hard so I'll plan on keeping her less watered at least until she shows me she can take more.
I think I'll make up a batch of soil to get ready for an up-pot in a few weeks.
I just started spraying them this morning so I have no history to judge it on.Seem to wilt when I spray em
And perk up if I feed the perlite instead
Have you noticed anything like this ?
Are ya doing the hempy cuttings did I see there lol , saw a guy write up on that a while ago ,party cup hole inch up n cutting in damn good way really just I hate that perlite goes bloody green so fast washing that stuff gets tedious , are ya doing more than 1 per cup ? I didn’t dare as to tangle roots ,babe if my life u tangling rootsI just started spraying them this morning so I have no history to judge it on.
Since I'm going into SIPs I want a method that is compatible with that, and preferably one that i organic and don't require pumps. So, I'm a bit out off the mainstream on how I'm trying to accomplish the task.