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How many days would you think is plenty to develop roots for a healthy uppot from 5 gal to 10? It's too big to look without a helper.
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Now that's cool. I'll pay attention and maybe tell when different things become available in the soil by her funkieness.
When I used it I mixed it in with the nutes. I'm not sure if it stays 100% in solution when the water evaporates off the leaves. I'd test it first so as not to leave white powder behind if you decide to spray.
It's hard to make a generalization. I usually go by how fast it's drinking if I can't slide it out. I'm never in fabric until their final homes so at least I can check the holes for roots.
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I'm in plastic now so maybe Sunday with company over we can have a look. They are 20 days now and 5 day waterings, maybe 4.
I'd start by upping the Mg and take a peek this weekend. That info from VG on the variegation is good stuff!
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Ya she came in with the bullseye!
I just looked at my variegated clone, she has some hooked leaves as well. I think it may have to do with chlorophyll production. On my plant the greener side of the leaves are hooking toward the variegated side. It's almost as though the greener side is growing faster, producing a hook. I see that on quite a few of your leaves too.
My variegated leaves did that too. Nice hypothesis!
It could be a coincidence. I have a Himalaya Gold growing right now. 1/4 of the plant has hooking, deformed leaves and buds. She was weird from the seedling stage. It's just really strange that it is an entire quadrant of the plant.
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Happy 420 everyone!
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Happy 420 brother!!!!
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@Bode Happy Easter my friend!
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Nice journal Otter! Cheers to a great 4:20/Easter weekend!
Gadfly is broke, the 420 promotions are killing it this year. Now just a fun day of eating and watching the kids go full on hunger games over plastic eggs. Good times.
Gadfly is broke, the 420 promotions are killing it this year. Now just a fun day of eating and watching the kids go full on hunger games over plastic eggs. Good times.
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EnjoyNice journal Otter! Cheers to a great 4:20/Easter weekend!
Gadfly is broke, the 420 promotions are killing it this year. Now just a fun day of eating and watching the kids go full on hunger games over plastic eggs. Good times.
Let the good times roll!
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Well alrighty! The 4 Lemons took 10 gallon cloth pots today. A huge leap into the future of farming as we know it here at the otterfarm. They are in my new The Rev v2.2 virgin soil. There's a bottom layer of raw amendments and a top one. The pots are big enough that I didn't make spikes for extra help. I think if I continue on this path smaller containers will be in my future. Fine by me these things weigh a ton. I'll have to learn that when the time comes.
They were 25 days in the 5 gallon ones and had a serious amount of roots around and under the pots.
I figure 2 to 3 weeks and i should see some real traction and takeoff. The root system should be on track to feed them to flower well for me and I'll flip them then.
I have to tell you I already feel better about throwing caution to the wind by disregarding my ph pen. That thing is a pain in the ass for my broken old body to keep checking and rechecking, shaking the nuted bottle and pouring in the tiny cup to test. My neck thanks me already.
@Van Stank The one with your soil is growing so wonderfully. Every leaf just perfect. Lots of nodes, and growing like a champ. I felt bad dropping her into my soil but I had to. Thanks for the tester, I'd run this soil any day. It rocks! I hope the soil I made is near as good.
Here they are.
Stank soil
They were 25 days in the 5 gallon ones and had a serious amount of roots around and under the pots.
I figure 2 to 3 weeks and i should see some real traction and takeoff. The root system should be on track to feed them to flower well for me and I'll flip them then.
I have to tell you I already feel better about throwing caution to the wind by disregarding my ph pen. That thing is a pain in the ass for my broken old body to keep checking and rechecking, shaking the nuted bottle and pouring in the tiny cup to test. My neck thanks me already.
@Van Stank The one with your soil is growing so wonderfully. Every leaf just perfect. Lots of nodes, and growing like a champ. I felt bad dropping her into my soil but I had to. Thanks for the tester, I'd run this soil any day. It rocks! I hope the soil I made is near as good.
Here they are.
Stank soil
Nice enjoy the simplicity