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I picked the cleanest one.
Schloss Von Blurple
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Today in Das Schloss
I went away for the weekend and returned to find roots on the clones. 10 days and roots, Im very happy with that. Only one clone didnt make it, and surprisingly, the younger smaller plant yielded the more robust root popping of the two.
All of them got planted in their juvenile pots and sleeved for their forever pots. Spritzed with a light topical feed and keeping the light on its lowest setting for 2 or 3 days before I increase 10 watts per day.
Also, I have a new addition to Das Schloss that I have been having great fun with, and thats a wifi camera. I absolutely love that I can poke in and look at things without being there. Highly recommend one for anyone whos thinking about it. Hopefully I can make a nice time lapse video to post.
Stay funky Bros!
I went away for the weekend and returned to find roots on the clones. 10 days and roots, Im very happy with that. Only one clone didnt make it, and surprisingly, the younger smaller plant yielded the more robust root popping of the two.
All of them got planted in their juvenile pots and sleeved for their forever pots. Spritzed with a light topical feed and keeping the light on its lowest setting for 2 or 3 days before I increase 10 watts per day.
Also, I have a new addition to Das Schloss that I have been having great fun with, and thats a wifi camera. I absolutely love that I can poke in and look at things without being there. Highly recommend one for anyone whos thinking about it. Hopefully I can make a nice time lapse video to post.
Stay funky Bros!
That 10 day root making is a beautiful thing Baron! You've honed your method in well!
Congrats on all those clones!
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Today in Das Schloss
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 27 degrees C / 70 % Rh
Light is drawing 110 watts
It has been a unseasonably warm week. However, with the exception of one clone, things went very well. The one clone only had hints of roots when I planted it, its finally hooked up, but lagging behind the others.
Other than that, it looks real fresh.
Stay funky Bros!
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 27 degrees C / 70 % Rh
Light is drawing 110 watts
It has been a unseasonably warm week. However, with the exception of one clone, things went very well. The one clone only had hints of roots when I planted it, its finally hooked up, but lagging behind the others.
Other than that, it looks real fresh.
Stay funky Bros!
By the fall when you kill them you won't know who rooted last!
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Today in Das Schloss
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 20 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 130 watts
Plants are doing nicely now and could be cut to quads if I wanted to. Im going to let them go another week and then I will do it. The stunty has been moved to the photonic bullseye and clearly will have to wait.
Stay funky Bros!
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 20 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 130 watts
Plants are doing nicely now and could be cut to quads if I wanted to. Im going to let them go another week and then I will do it. The stunty has been moved to the photonic bullseye and clearly will have to wait.
Stay funky Bros!
Looking good and 
to the little one!
to the little one!I wonder which way you're leaning.
Oh that didn't take long!
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Today in Das Schloss
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 23 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 150 watts
With the exception of the plant in the bullseye, I cut to quads everything else 5 days ago. The stunty was done today.
They were nute'd, and once they drink their juvenile pots dry, they will all be unsleeved and moved into their big girl potties. I suspect that will be in about 3 days.
With the exception of the stunty, all is moving as planned on this grow and we should be flipping to flower mid July.
Dafuq is this?
Stay funky Bros!
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 23 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 150 watts
With the exception of the plant in the bullseye, I cut to quads everything else 5 days ago. The stunty was done today.
They were nute'd, and once they drink their juvenile pots dry, they will all be unsleeved and moved into their big girl potties. I suspect that will be in about 3 days.
With the exception of the stunty, all is moving as planned on this grow and we should be flipping to flower mid July.
Dafuq is this?
Stay funky Bros!
They're all looking happy and the worst case is that you need a riser for stunty! Gonna be another crowded house this summer.
Dat de only leaf like dat?
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Yup, just that one.They're all looking happy and the worst case is that you need a riser for stunty! Gonna be another crowded house this summer.
Dat de only leaf like dat?
Dunno, don't matter!
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Das Enthüllen.
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 23 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 155 watts
It is at this point that once again the question is posed.
Do you even sleeve?
If you do, then you unsleeve, and thats whats happening here in this post.
The logic behind sleeving instead of just moving into big girl potties, is to build the root ball. Because, as you know, big roots = big fruits.
So how does sleeving make big roots?
This is complete Baron Von Bro science, but I feel its easier to maintain the wet/dry cycle with a smaller pot. Then, once you get these juvenile pots maxxed, I unsleeve and water the outside of the big girl potties only, leaving the plant plug dry for a water cycle. To encourage the already concentrated root mass out to the edges.
The transition is seamless and the plant suffers no transplant shock.
Thats what the vape tells me.
A little bit of defoliating and a shaving of the legs.
Hier hast du es, 6 days later
Witness the return of Baron Von Blurples Quadulating Grow Balls® as seen here.
Stay funky Bros!
Nutes = 8 g/ gallon and homemade CalMag
Vpd = 23 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 155 watts
It is at this point that once again the question is posed.
Do you even sleeve?
If you do, then you unsleeve, and thats whats happening here in this post.
The logic behind sleeving instead of just moving into big girl potties, is to build the root ball. Because, as you know, big roots = big fruits.
So how does sleeving make big roots?
This is complete Baron Von Bro science, but I feel its easier to maintain the wet/dry cycle with a smaller pot. Then, once you get these juvenile pots maxxed, I unsleeve and water the outside of the big girl potties only, leaving the plant plug dry for a water cycle. To encourage the already concentrated root mass out to the edges.
The transition is seamless and the plant suffers no transplant shock.
Thats what the vape tells me.
A little bit of defoliating and a shaving of the legs.
Hier hast du es, 6 days later
Witness the return of Baron Von Blurples Quadulating Grow Balls® as seen here.
Stay funky Bros!
Snow Cones are refreshing in the summer. You look like you have a nice crop of them growing.
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Just need the THC syrup.Snow Cones are refreshing in the summer. You look like you have a nice crop of them growing.
Mmmmmm....THC syrup. Said in Homer voice.
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That's a great business idea. Similar to Cheech and Chong's Nice Dreams truck.
That's a great business idea. Similar to Cheech and Chong's Nice Dreams truck.
Great transplants (fits like a sleeve!) and excellent quadulating as usual! 
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They are ready.....
Vpd = 23 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 168 watts
All signals have been given to me.
So I am turning up the light daily, and I am decreasing a hour of light time daily as well until I hit 13 hours. I have also prepared for flower by defoliating a good amount to bring the canopy to about 60 percent full. By the time they have recovered and are ready for flip (3-4 days) they will have drank themselves dry and will be at 80 percent coverage and ready for nutes.
Stay funky Bros!
Vpd = 23 degrees C / 65 % Rh
Light is drawing 168 watts
All signals have been given to me.
- The canopy is 95 percent full and is nice and level
- The roots have hit the bottom of the pots
- Removal of Baron Von Blurples Quadulating Grow Balls®
- Its hands off from here out
So I am turning up the light daily, and I am decreasing a hour of light time daily as well until I hit 13 hours. I have also prepared for flower by defoliating a good amount to bring the canopy to about 60 percent full. By the time they have recovered and are ready for flip (3-4 days) they will have drank themselves dry and will be at 80 percent coverage and ready for nutes.
Stay funky Bros!
Now the fun starts!
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Agreed.