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I need to catch up, did you kill all those clones that we celebrated? backing up to see update now,
my fingers are crossed (praying for clone health)
my fingers are crossed (praying for clone health)
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Nope Trix. They're doing fine. The only thing that died was one of the newest Street Girls. She wasn't looking too good from day 1. Everything else in my grow is alive & kicking but I'm still waiting for a few beans to sprout.I need to catch up, did you kill all those clones that we celebrated? backing up to see update now,
my fingers are crossed (praying for clone health)
Good Gracious BKLYN! You have me thinking I'm in the wrong journal!!! LOLReg, you did a fabulous job harvesting those street girls, but the ones which died are the result of causing damage to the stem. I've said this so often I don't recall if I said it on 420 or not, but whenever transplanting a seedling or any young plant, you should only pick the plant up by the leaf tip, never the stems. Even the slight heat from your fingers, even the most nimble touch can kill a seedling easily.
So, next time you harvest, water the plant the day before while it is in the dirt in the ground. That will loosen the soil and help the soil stay on the roots with less disturbance to the root hairs. Then, when you fork it out or use a spoon whatever you have, hold the root ball in your hand gently and if you must, only hold plant by the leaf. That is in the event all the soil falls away from the plant at the roots.
It is not the roots very temporary exposure to air, but the pinching of the tender stem which usually kills the seedling.
This one's for you Trix.Clean the scissors!
Make sure you drop a LINK here.Hey BAR and Trichomes starting my next journal tomorrow just wanted to let you know .