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Interesting. It looks to be healthy. It kind of looks like a cutting early on with the single leaves. I was expecting a bigger plant? You must have flipped it when it was pretty small?
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That started from the main trunk basically.
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Oh, so all that is new growth and you cut it down to just the main trunk? Interesting. You are really blowing my mind tonight, LOL. That's great, I have to try this. I don't really see a downside but with my luck lately, it will just die, LOL. I will definitely try the Chemdawgs I have going.
Just remove any flowers showing and put them under 24 hour light schedule. I feed a very light nutrient mix.
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Okay. Thanks for the info. I will try it with the Chemdawg I have which is about a month into budding once it is done flowering.
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Good Day, Homer, I could have def called myself Mr. Frugal, I liked the moniker Pennywise, I thought it meant shrewd spender until I heard him mention a ref to a clown in a Steven king book. Lol my newest penny saver that works well is putting a plastic zip lock over a Dixie cup as a temp humidity dome for seedlings, seems to work fine so far. Cheers
Yes and Lembatoast used to start seedlings and clones in shopping bags to start
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Cool. Good luck with the Dixie cup plastic bag method. Cheers.
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Sounds like a cheap method. I would think it would work.
I took some pics of the Amnesia plant to check for ripeness. At nine weeks and a few days we have a few cloudy but mostly clear and no sign of amber. A few weeks to go.
Yep good call, she’s not quite done yet.
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Thanks, always glad to have your opinion.
Since it is a hybrid I am not as concerned with it being overly ripe with lots of ambers but the Chemdawg being an Indica I will go for the amber with it for the max narc affect.
It has a lot of indica properties to it as well but yes most chemovars are better if you let them go a little longer.
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You got me reading about Amnesia and yes it has more Indica than I realized but with this lineage, it should be pretty interesting.
“Dope-seeds Amnesia haze is a Sativa dominant cannabis strain created by crossing C99 with Jack Herer and Skunk#1.”
Here is the website for my seeds. Buy Amnesia Female seeds - Dope-Seeds - Dope Seeds
When I indulge during the day I have been using a combination of Gorilla Glue and Bruce Banner which isn’t as sedating as my night-time Northern Lights but isn’t exactly the espresso shot I have heard pure Sativas can be so I’m really looking forward to growing my Super Lemon Haze next. I also have Neville Haze but I don’t want to wait 16 weeks plus for bloom.
Once I harvest my Amnesia ( I honestly just had a 15-second brain fart and really couldn’t remember the name)
I will start a Super Lemon Haze! 
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Have a great new year
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Thanks, BudShark. All the best to you in the New Year also.
Hey what’s new
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Hey, buddy; nice to hear from you. Happy New Year to you!
Not much new but I’m definitely glad to have the holidays over and life getting back to normal or the new normal at least.
On the bud front still no roots but I hardly even care anymore because I am planning on dropping some beans in the next couple of days. I have to do a 1: 20 and I will also either drop a Super Lemon Haze or a Neville Haze.
I may reveg the Bandaid Haze when I harvest.
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I will be interested to see that because I am thinking of doing it with one of my Chemdawg plants since I can’t seem to get another rooting to take.
I’m going to keep trying with the cuttings I have but the one is getting close to a month old and I can tell the way it moves in the soil when I pick it up that it doesn’t have any roots yet at all.
Instead of keeping a mother I just made the next generation my mother and so I’m wondering if the fact that I am trying to take cuttings from what is a second-generation cutting I’m wondering if that makes them not want to root? I doubt it but it has crossed my mind because it would explain how I got one cutting to root but can’t get any more to root.
Are you seeing any roots yet with your Chemdawg?
No mine aren’t rooting yet, it wouldn’t matter what generation it is. They should still root.
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