McLoadie's Third Grow Journal
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This is my organic cloner, Mc.
It's Called "Bag'o'Dirt"
Cut em, Stick 'em, cover 'em, forget to spray 'em.
These are revegging from the wardrobe
When the leaves go yellow and they smell bad, they are ready.
For composting.
If they get roots and survive, Good to grow
It's Called "Bag'o'Dirt"
Cut em, Stick 'em, cover 'em, forget to spray 'em.
These are revegging from the wardrobe
When the leaves go yellow and they smell bad, they are ready.
For composting.
If they get roots and survive, Good to grow
can we get a link to that calendar Cronic?
sorry its on my kindle if you know how I can post it off there lemme know
6: 56 am– Aug 14, 9: 04 pm 2nd Scorpio Plant grains, leafy annuals. Fertilize (chemical). Graft or bud plants. Irrigate. Trim to increase growth. Aug 16, 11: 25 pm– Aug 19, 12: 07 am 2nd Capricorn Graft or bud plants. Trim to increase growth. I live in a hot and dry summer area (southern Oregon)
Llewellyn (2012-07-01). Llewellyn's 2013 Moon Sign Book: Conscious Living by the Cycles of the Moon (Annuals - Moon Sign Book) (Kindle Locations 2349-2361). Llewellyn. Kindle Edition.
I guess I can kinda copy and paste buts its a whole book lol
Llewellyn (2012-07-01). Llewellyn's 2013 Moon Sign Book: Conscious Living by the Cycles of the Moon (Annuals - Moon Sign Book) (Kindle Locations 2349-2361). Llewellyn. Kindle Edition.
I guess I can kinda copy and paste buts its a whole book lol
Aug 10, 9: 08 am— Aug 12, 4: 18 pm 1st Libra Plant annuals for fragrance and beauty. Trim to increase growth. Aug 12, 4: 18 pm— Aug 14, 6: 56 am 1st Scorpio Plant grains, leafy annuals. Fertilize (chemical). Graft or bud plants. Irrigate. Trim to increase growth.
Llewellyn (2012-07-01). Llewellyn's 2013 Moon Sign Book: Conscious Living by the Cycles of the Moon (Annuals - Moon Sign Book) (Kindle Locations 2338-2348). Llewellyn. Kindle Edition.
I missed the first part at least for the planting phase
Llewellyn (2012-07-01). Llewellyn's 2013 Moon Sign Book: Conscious Living by the Cycles of the Moon (Annuals - Moon Sign Book) (Kindle Locations 2338-2348). Llewellyn. Kindle Edition.
I missed the first part at least for the planting phase
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Since you're tight for space, why don't we put together one that goes in a 5 gallon bucket?, I need one too and we can engineer it as we build it? The infamous "dharmacloner"?
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This is my organic cloner, Mc.
It's Called "Bag'o'Dirt"
Cut em, Stick 'em, cover 'em, forget to spray 'em.
These are revegging from the wardrobe
When the leaves go yellow and they smell bad, they are ready.
For composting.
If they get roots and survive, Good to grow
It pleases me to see you doing shit like this rico, it will keep you in focus on the simplicity side of what we do! +reps!
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Good weed kiddies, listen closely fishy; I'm ready to start supercropping but I screwed up one plant in its infancy. We have discussed topping...probly til it's worn to the bone, but I'm encountering a situation that can be avoided..........it's not a terminal situation, but if we think things through clearly at the critical times in our grow, we can save ourselves some pain. Here's the skinny; when I took these cuts, I took them from an outdoor plant, I planed on making mothers out of them...or at least the best one. So, when they were gaining strength and growing under the t5 I'm not thinking grow...I'm thinking....MOM. If you grow moms you're growing cuts, if your'e growing plants to harvest they get topped differently.......for fruit! So, I got a little behind and they went too far past where I would normally top, so one of them got topped at the wrong node, which caused the branches to grow in the opposite configuration for a textbook supercropping job. All that said, we are going to get a lesson in damage control........and do the best with the mess we made. I'm gonna supercrop now, I'll pot pics soon.
hey mcloady small bubble cloner 4 site 2 gallon bucket one dual outlet air pump 2 stones and hose make sure theres no light penetration in the bucket
and 4 pieces of neoprene for your cuts
don't even need a dome try it its cheap and easy
keep the end of the cut just above the top of the water the bubbles will keep it wet and oxygenated
roots in 7-10 days...............................
and 4 pieces of neoprene for your cuts
don't even need a dome try it its cheap and easy
keep the end of the cut just above the top of the water the bubbles will keep it wet and oxygenated
roots in 7-10 days...............................
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Excellent suggestion!
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I took the brick out, got the pots at the same level....and there it is. These plants were difficult to break, the point at which I broke em is a major load bearing area....so the plants develop super strong branches in those areas. I had to be very patient and work the shit out of the breaks before they would fall...........no pop in the breaks...the branches were like timber. You have to be really careful, especially where I made these breaks....one f up and you lost around 1/3 yield!
As soon as the branches grow up to level I'll tie em all down. This is only the first break, there will be more to come!
As soon as the branches grow up to level I'll tie em all down. This is only the first break, there will be more to come!
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Thank you rico, I've been thinking for a week how to crop these...............funny shit...the mom of these plants was ten feet tall last week! I'm trying to keep these at around a foot.....which is the most productive zone for my light......you comprende? Keep the productive part of the plant....in the productive zone of the light. I will be developing a pair of supercropping pliers...anyone with any difficulties with their hands or fingers would have never been able to break these plants.....if they had a pair of pliers designed for cropping................or for commercial work...........there ya go boys.......a million dollar idea!
It might just be, mc
I like your brain
There's a market opened up in Uruguay for indoor gardening tools
https://article.wn.com/view/2013/08/01/Uruguay_MPs_pass_marijuana_legalisation_bill/#/related_news
alex801
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Hello mcloadie sir I am going to flick back threw ur grow to see how much iv missed. I can't commit to reading all 100+ pages though lol
Nice supercrop pin there and that idea of the pliers is good. Longer handles make for less effort in the hand btw sure u new that anyway
Go South America go is this another victory in cannabis awareness rico
1HC ftw
Nice supercrop pin there and that idea of the pliers is good. Longer handles make for less effort in the hand btw sure u new that anyway
Go South America go is this another victory in cannabis awareness rico
1HC ftw
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Hello mcloadie sir I am going to flick back threw ur grow to see how much iv missed. I can't commit to reading all 100+ pages though lol
Nice supercrop pin there and that idea of the pliers is good. Longer handles make for less effort in the hand btw sure u new that anyway
Go South America go is this another victory in cannabis awareness rico
1HC ftw
Yep...VICTORY!
Yeah.... that's a lot of ketchup!
It it what it is, Alex. Whatever they make of it, that's what it will be.
I'm so glad I live in Uruguay
1 HC FTW !
alex801
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Wow when did u make the move sir? I'm no longer in Kansas now I'm in Colorado
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