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Hey Astonr,
Thanks... I thought they looked pretty good too. Hopfully I can keep them that way.
Thanks... I thought they looked pretty good too. Hopfully I can keep them that way.
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Thanks 420fied,
Ya, lots of great people here. I really love this place.
I'm sure you know what I actually meant by that KISS comment...but your Wife is always welcome to join in...like I said, the more the merrier.
How many nodes do you think I should let that Wonder Woman get before I cut a clone? I was planning on just watching and waiting for what looked like a good viable cut. Is there a secret to it? She's got about 8 nodes now.
Hi 420fied,
Wow, she's alot bigger than I thought necessary. I only have a 2.5x2.5 footprint and was hoping to keep two.
Did you top or fim this plant?
Couple other things I need to figure out...
Nutes. I haven't given any nutes yet, to either my clone or seeds. I have 2 different kinds on hand and because of finances I can't afford to buy anything I don't absolutely need.
You did your hempy with GH 3 part nutes if I remember right. I have GH floranova grow and bloom. They are one part nutes. And I have the Canna brand nutes...terravega, terraflores,and the additives they recommended, canazym,rhizotonic, pk13/14 and boost. I've read in alot of journals that say you also need Cal-Mag, Do I really need this? and can I buy this at a bigbox garden center? I've found it online but I'd rather buy local. I'm sure the hydro store has it but I think they overprice some things.
Medium Mix. Which vermiculite would be best? Fine or Course? I have both.
Thanks 420fied...appreciate the info.
Hey yall,
I've got a ??? what's the best way ???
Keeping a mother vs recloning the same plant over and over?
I read an article here somewhere, Damn oldtimers disease, I wish my memory wasn't shot, This article alluded to it's better to keep a mother and take clones from it over many years
vs
Growing a plant, taking clones then flowering the mother and grow the clones to make new mothers, and repeat that process over many years. My buddy has a plant that he's had 30yrs. by doing this
in essence you're either making a copy of an original over and over and over -- or -- you're making a copy from a copy from a copy over and over.
Sorry if this doesn't make much sense I'm not so good at explaining myself.
If you know of any threads that explain this please let me know. I'm not quite sure what to ask the search engine for to find this info.
Thanks all
I'm guessing that 420fied's SOG has about 5 or 6 plants per square foot. Sqwheels can't have this many plants. SOG is very efficient, but she needs larger plants to utilize her available resources.
What do you guys think? She can have only 12 plants....wants mothers(or clones of clones) and already has a 400 MH for flowering. What would you do?
OG, I truly think all your advice above is great for anyone considering a SOG, BUT, I'm not so sure I'd recommend a SOG to Sqwheels, unless she really wants to grow some single cola plants.
SOG is typically used to maximize yield in a smaller space, which is the plus side of a SOG. In fact, I'm considering a SOG because my flower chamber is less than 2' sq.
On the negative side, it greatly increases the number of plants in the grow, which for people who are trying to stay within a legal limit, can be a big issue.
(BTW...420fied has a FANTASTIC SOG, but at over 100 plants, there's a BIG risk associated b/c of the Feds who basically let the states deal with everything under 100 plants, but get real interested when the number goes over 100. I actually suggested to 420fied that he knock the number of plants from 112 down to 99 just to be safe!)
So, if space isn't a problem for Sqwheels, but the number of plants is, why do a SOG?
It was good advice too. I keep around 90 running at a time just incase.