gr865
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Transplanted 5 of the 13 clones into coco 1 gallon Smart Pots. These will be vegged for around 5 weeks while their mothers finish in the flower tent. Upon harvest, the mothers they will be dried and tested to chose the two best pheno's, baste on flavor, aroma, high, and plant structure. The chosen two plant clones will be harvested an the clones put in a yet to be built EZ Cloner and rooted. They will then go into at least a 16 plant SOG.
They will be topped multiple times to create as many clones as possible for the start of the winter 19 grow. They have been in Red Solo cups for a few weeks now and are really ready to go into the SP's.
First fill pots lightly compacted. Then watered with around 2 gallons/pot of a solution of lite nutes 0.75 EC, Rapid Start, Sub Culture II Mycorrhizol Root Inculcation and pH'ed to 5.8. This is to flush the fresh coco and prepare the coco to accept the clone.
Then dig a hole in the coco and place a solo cup in the center and compact around it, adding what is needed to bring the coco to the level of the coco in the transplant.
The reason for compacting around the solo is to prepare it to except the clone from a solo cup. It excepts the clone from the solo without having to do much but add a bit of coco to around an inch above the original coco line. This is what the SP looks like just prior to transplant.
I would say that they were ready for transplanting. It is sprinkled with Great White prior to going in the pots that are also treated with GW.
It was then transplanted and watered with the same solution the coco pots were soaked with prior to transplanting.
Another clone taken from the solo's and transplanted. And so on and so on!
Taken advantage to the almost 80 degree temps.
GR
They will be topped multiple times to create as many clones as possible for the start of the winter 19 grow. They have been in Red Solo cups for a few weeks now and are really ready to go into the SP's.
First fill pots lightly compacted. Then watered with around 2 gallons/pot of a solution of lite nutes 0.75 EC, Rapid Start, Sub Culture II Mycorrhizol Root Inculcation and pH'ed to 5.8. This is to flush the fresh coco and prepare the coco to accept the clone.
Then dig a hole in the coco and place a solo cup in the center and compact around it, adding what is needed to bring the coco to the level of the coco in the transplant.
The reason for compacting around the solo is to prepare it to except the clone from a solo cup. It excepts the clone from the solo without having to do much but add a bit of coco to around an inch above the original coco line. This is what the SP looks like just prior to transplant.
I would say that they were ready for transplanting. It is sprinkled with Great White prior to going in the pots that are also treated with GW.
It was then transplanted and watered with the same solution the coco pots were soaked with prior to transplanting.
Another clone taken from the solo's and transplanted. And so on and so on!
Taken advantage to the almost 80 degree temps.
GR
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