He won't be getting anything if this cloninator doesn't start doing its job!
Yes, Los Angeles is in a basin (hence the less-than-stellar air quality) surrounded by mountains to the north, north-west, and north-east. Lots of hikes and bike trails and wildfires and (in the winter) skiing not that far away.
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Not good news on the Gold Leaf this morning
@Norcaliwood. Two more branches started wilting, both off the same place I took the first one (I found the place I cut that). Here's what I saw when I went outside:
Off it went with a sterilized scissors:
Elmer's glue on the wound (thanks for that tip Norcali!)
Close ups of the bottom of the stem:
I'm thinking of flushing with H2O2 tomorrow, per 420. They say: "After getting rid of the infected plant, apply hydrogen peroxide to the soil to disinfect it. This will also add oxygen to the soil which will improve its quality. To use, add 20cc of hydrogen peroxide per liter of water to achieve these desired effects."
First off, it doesn't say what dilution the H2O2 is, and 20cc of hydrogen peroxide per liter of water is 0.7 ounces/ 34 ounces. I'll probably go with something closer to 1:1 with 3%. Also, I'll be using it on a living plant, not just sterilizing the soil!
On a more positive note, here is the Sour G clone in the bright morning sun:
And since I'm sure most of you don't follow my posts on the
Brooklyn Sunrise Auto grow, here are the latest pics.
#1 at 35 days old. It's a height-challenged plant:
And the more normal and fully trained #2 on day 33:
Those are my updates for the day. And since it's Friday, let me just say
. It's going to be a busy weekend, as in addition to flushing the Gold Leaf, I'm going to lollipop the Sour G in prep for flower and possibly the AK-47 clone as well. And I plan on making newty's gummies so I'll need to decarb some of the AK-47 and infuse it too.
Enjoy!