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Gulfcoastjoker
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Once the GLP is ready for transplant, her and the power Africa are going to be attempts at hempy buckets. Compare them to the pain killers soil grow.
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I would definitely take some more clones right before going into flower. Check out in my tutorials a DIY cloner that will make this an easy process for you.Been awhile since I've updated, PK is still going strong, she got into a bigger pot last night. Hoping to go to flower in the next week or two. My others not so much, I lost all the clones from this girl, and had a light to close to my seedling and GLP clone, hoping to still be able to salvage those two.
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Thank you for pointing me in that direction! My first attempt at cloning was simple water cloning. No air stones, they all looked like they were rooting, then in the next couple days just went to shit. I will definitely be putting one of these together in the very near future.I would definitely take some more clones right before going into flower. Check out in my tutorials a DIY cloner that will make this an easy process for you.
Yeah, but i only took three, and being a noob, it doesn't surprise me. As long as I can salvage the other two little ones, I'll be okay.Bummer losing your clones.
Yeah that was something I thought about after the fact. I got a head of myself wanting to be hands on, when I should of been letting her do her thing. Lesson learned though.I would have trimmed those lower leaves later once you started growing upwards more and they become shadowed. If they get sufficient light they'd only help at this point. They look strong though. More light couldn't hurt for faster growth.
Is there an easy solution to discourage the growth? Maybe a ring of soil to block light? Or am I screwed?Aww poor pipe.
The green is algae. When light shines on nutrient rich water it likes to show up. Small amounts won't derail your plant but an abundance could be a bad thing.