Those fat-leafed girls are looking good RR! 
In And Out Of The Garden He Goes - Ramblinrosies Moby Dick Grow
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Ramblinrose1965
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Thanks BuddyThose fat-leafed girls are looking good RR!
I like those Fat bottomed/ leaf girls
g-one-three
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They are looking awesome! Really vibrant green you have there.I gave the little girls another dose of Geoflora and top dressed a small amount of EWC.
I'm gonna give quadlining a shot this time around. The 5th true node is just starting so it's almost time for a snip.
Have a great evening all and thanks for dropping by.
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Ramblinrose1965
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Thanks G-1-3! I'm gonna be vibrant when this call week is over and I can smoke some weed. Thanks for the kind words and thanks for dropping by.
plants are looking pretty happy & nice color will you be up potting soon?I gave the little girls another dose of Geoflora and top dressed a small amount of EWC.
I'm gonna give quadlining a shot this time around. The 5th true node is just starting so it's almost time for a snip.
Have a great evening all and thanks for dropping by.
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Ramblinrose1965
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Thanks Con, yes I have some soil cooking with Geoflora at the moment. Should be ready to up pot the girls in a day or two.
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Ramblinrose1965
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Happy Sunday grow gang,
Today I got the two little girls up potted from their solo cups into 1 gallon containers. Here is a picture of the roots right before I plugged them into their new pots. They got misted and dusted with some dynomyco. @Bill284 The mortar and pestle worked great to pulverize those little pellets.
They are droopy, but they where droopy going into the whole ordeal. I think they will bounce back with a little water.
Have a great rest of your weekend. And thanks for stopping by.
Today I got the two little girls up potted from their solo cups into 1 gallon containers. Here is a picture of the roots right before I plugged them into their new pots. They got misted and dusted with some dynomyco. @Bill284 The mortar and pestle worked great to pulverize those little pellets.
They are droopy, but they where droopy going into the whole ordeal. I think they will bounce back with a little water.
Have a great rest of your weekend. And thanks for stopping by.
nice up pot glad it went smoothlyHappy Sunday grow gang,
Today I got the two little girls up potted from their solo cups into 1 gallon containers. Here is a picture of the roots right before I plugged them into their new pots. They got misted and dusted with some dynomyco. @Bill284 The mortar and pestle worked great to pulverize those little pellets.
They are droopy, but they where droopy going into the whole ordeal. I think they will bounce back with a little water.
Have a great rest of your weekend. And thanks for stopping by.
I can see where the roots shot through the perlite to the outside.Happy Sunday grow gang,
Today I got the two little girls up potted from their solo cups into 1 gallon containers. Here is a picture of the roots right before I plugged them into their new pots. They got misted and dusted with some dynomyco. @Bill284 The mortar and pestle worked great to pulverize those little pellets.
They are droopy, but they where droopy going into the whole ordeal. I think they will bounce back with a little water.
Have a great rest of your weekend. And thanks for stopping by.
Worked like a charm.
Glad the DYNOMYCO dust helped.
Good job Buddy
Stay safe
Bill284
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Ramblinrose1965
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Thanks Con, I'm always a nervous Nelly when the root ball is in the palm of my hand. Is it moist enough?? Are there enough roots for the big move??? Is it going to crumble in my hand??
It went good though Thanks.Thanks Bill, Your layering of perlite is a great grow method. Those roots are sexy.
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Ramblinrose1965
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Remember those mutant clones I neglected? I just flipped them into flower today. Kuddos to my girl for suggesting the tomato cages. I think the cages will work.
I told her I'd give her a seed or two and see what she could do with it. Look for a new 420 member soon.
I told her I'd give her a seed or two and see what she could do with it. Look for a new 420 member soon.
Those don't look like mutants RR. What was it about them?Remember those mutant clones I neglected? I just flipped them into flower today. Kuddos to my girl for suggesting the tomato cages. I think the cages will work.
I told her I'd give her a seed or two and see what she could do with it. Look for a new 420 member soon.
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Ramblinrose1965
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They were neglected, I thought they were gonners.Those don't look like mutants RR. What was it about them?
Is that mold the bottom?Happy Sunday grow gang,
Today I got the two little girls up potted from their solo cups into 1 gallon containers. Here is a picture of the roots right before I plugged them into their new pots. They got misted and dusted with some dynomyco. @Bill284 The mortar and pestle worked great to pulverize those little pellets.
They are droopy, but they where droopy going into the whole ordeal. I think they will bounce back with a little water.
Have a great rest of your weekend. And thanks for stopping by.
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Ramblinrose1965
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I don't think so. No bad odors when I was man handling her. I will try and keep the feet dry in their saucers.
I’m probably wrong but that looks suspect to me. Specifically the grey area.
Edit. Roots look healthy though!!!
It's mycorrhiza. The good stuff!
Ahh nice!!!
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Ramblinrose1965
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Thanks Carmen!
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Ramblinrose1965
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Whats funny is....I never watered them until runoff in the solo cups. I watered them sparingly, afraid of drowning them.