Just call me the wizard ofThat's just what I'm talking about!
As long as she doesn't call me late for dinner!
Strange. They all look hungry, the CB and JH mostly.
You only have one plant on GF, the SG?
I tend to get behind on the bumps at this stage with every plant, so it's not surprising that I did it again here. I gave the CB 3g/gallon eq on transplant over the weekend, and I'm just waiting for the JH to dry out enough to bump that as well.
Yes sir. Just the Sour G is on the GeoFlora.
Whenever I fall behind I tend to increase by at least a gram. If I was at 2, and seeing defs, I go to 3g's. Maybe you are doing that already. If you are at 3g's and plan on going to 4, then go to 4.5 until flip. The plant won't skip a beat, and you may find yourself ahead.
The CB got 3 Saturday and the JH got 2.5 (weekend before this past), so I think I can go to 4 and make them happy in terms of the color. The droop is a whole other issue that I think only time and root growth will solve.
Sounds like a solid plan.
This made me chuckle.
Aha yeah couldn't find it anywhere but i sure did look
. The JH will perk up in a week or two give her a chance. Stunned one of my GSC girls with the transplant but she's starting to come around. Herer is some top notch smoke and they can get quite large if you let them run wild.
New things are different. You'll get a handle on it and they'll come around! I'm almost positive!
Aww...thanks HG! Looking forward to any ornithological info you can find...
Only place to find it would be this thread!
I'm waiting for it to run wild! I'm hoping it will eventually challenge me with its crazy growth.
Thank you Otter! Soil may take some getting used to after so many plants in peat.
Excellent advice...thanks GDB!
Thank you HG! I have noticed fewer flies this spring, so that certainly explains it. I guess I'll put up with the pile of bird poop in the corner of the door to the shed...seems only fair!
I still don't see any roots through the clear cups, but they're not dead (yet). I did notice that the leaves are very green, which got me thinking about the used ProMix that I filled the cups with [with which I filled the cups]. I remember reading that nitrogen in the soil inhibits root growth in cuttings, which may have been part of my problem with the rest of the cuttings (along with the old Dip'n Grow). It also may be the reason that I don't see roots on these, and the reason they are very dark.
So I flushed the ProMix with fresh water this morning and put them back under the CFL to see if that helps.
We'll see!
Cruising through the week like
TCK is still vegging at 96 days (
) but I'll be flipping in the middle of next week. And I haven't found it difficult to supercrop in flower. Thick branches just need a needle nose pliers wrapped with a washcloth (or electrical tape) for some cushion.I haven't used the Cloninator for a few years now, as it seems to be very temperature dependent since I run it outside in the bike shed. Too hot in the summer, too cold in the winter. Spring and fall would be okay, but I got used to doing it the beez0404 way so I've stuck with that.
Oh my! Indeed, she will be robust when released to flower.TCK is still vegging at 96 days (
"Robust" is another word for nuts!
I actually envisioned her as a female Russian bodybuilder training for the Olympics.
Right...when you think of Russian female body builders you think of nuts!
