There is a good chance you're right about that Otter. When I planted out my seedlings from regular seeds, I really wanted to hope that I'd get females growing in the 2 biggest pots, so I chose the shortest seedlings for those 2 pots and luckily they turned out to be female, so fingers crossed for your's!
Thanks Stunger, I'm hoping to take a historical assessment containing almost all the information I need. Pistols seems to be the only thing out. Too bad it's such a biggie! I'm going for another peek.
50 oh my! I don't remember it taking this long before. Maybe i wasn't waiting for the next stage of things to progress. I'm still going in tomorrow. If it males out then so be it. I'll start over with a seed ala fem. the next day. For science! I'm convinced it's female with the said data. We're going to find out!Whatever sex they are they all look terrific so far, though I can see where they might be asking for bigger homes given their size! And neither of my fems have signs of sex yet on day 50, though maybe there's something there if given a good Stungerspection®.
Thanks, I'm chicken to start that cycle. Nice idea!
I don't know about in general but now yes! Just the one not showing. I'm wasting time with this one not putting it in the SIP I believe. If I were running 4 SIP's in the 4 x 4 then I couldn't with the pots I chose, there wouldn't be room to start them all. Having sexed clones or fem seeds is the way to go in SIP land.
One more coffee and I'm heading down to pot the world up!
Moving on to the real growing phase. Nice hack BTW. 
That covers really a holdover for growing outdoors to keep the rain off and out of the planter. I'd agree with a mulch indoors, though, especially for some Supernatural organic soil.
No need as the plant won't be needing them and will be growing new ones for the wetter environment. That's I think why there seems to be a pretty consistent 2-3 week transition phase for these things. Spending time building a traditional root ball is essentially wasted time since the plant has to transition over to the new roots anyway and that's why I like to get them into the SIP early.
Azi, when I upcanned my two seedlings a couple of days ago I found their roots hadn't formed a root ball. Is that because they were wicking water from day 1? Will their roots develop in the same way that you describe in the SIP?
My answer is your question. I feel the same way Shed! It seems weird as hell however every word you typed is true. Keeping the soil near the top moist may be done well like this, I don't know. I hope so. I'm not that comfortable with it. Won't take 2 seconds to cut it off if need.
.Certainly! The utube vid I saw shows a definite need. Multiple container fails.
So do you think this is super edgy? I have plenty of bark to cover it if so. I'm not hard sold that it's for cannabis indoors, but it may be. Hmmm, signs to look for when a planter has a too o2 tight mulch cover?
Happy New Year to you and yours. CLLUCK BE A LADY TODAY! UPDATE
Here we go! Last day of the year and we're SIPping away! Lets see how it goes! This plant has my full attention! It's beautiful to me, growing like a champ! Nice close nodes and if there's any blems I did it fondling it looking for lady parts to come.
I'm glad to have watched some vids of folks who have run these pots before. They come with a weakness easily fixed! The tray holding everything has two corners that come quite unsupported and the weight of things pushes both corners into the water making an anaerobic nightmare in roottown!
So there's an easy fix and here it is. I had a 2 inch piece of pvc pipe that I cut to length to fit just right. I held it up to a corner and penned a line and cut there. Perfect, no measuring! Stuck it in a vise and made a slit on one end to fit onto a structure part of the shelf, and a couple of holes for water flow on the other end.
After that it was smooth sailing, filling the two wicking sections and pressing it down and dampening it. Then using the reverse sand castle method to get it in.
I mixed a proper bunch of @DYNOMYCO in with the LOS soil and made a slit in the cover that I gorilla taped to make the cover keep.
Then misted with water and myco'd the roots of my mystery plant lady/man Cherries DubeLee
17 days in the pot for these roots.
Here we are now waiting for it's next move,
Happy New Year everyone!
65 WOW! Happy New Year HashGirl!Mine are on Day 65 and I still can't tell.
Happy New Year, Stone!
May you and your family have a happy and healthy 2023!
I got a good feeling Cap! Happy New Year!Happy New Year to you and yours. CL
