Starting A Continuous Harvest Grow - Need Advice

Oh yea I finished stretching plants to fill in gaps,was mostly done for me but here pics...
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The plant ties are very hard to see, I tried my best to get good pics,
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The canopy has a even start point. The flower stretch will fill in like this and I will continue to manipulate the branches to maintain this canopy. Very easy method lol

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I also put my sticky down so that means I won't be moving them for awhile,at least until next defo/strip.
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The branches will want to find and fill in any openings in the canopy.

Fresh cuttings are using the glucose stored in the leaves to grow roots. The plant will not take up much through the stem, just keeping the moisture from draining out the cut. Hormones (if used) and water are absorbed through the epidermis. The small hairs on the stem are what turn into roots. The reason you do not want to scuff too hard. After the roots form the plant can start absorbing macro and micro nutrients from the water. You need flowering nutrients because P is for roots and K is for vascular and cell development. You don't want leaves growing so no need for much N.
 
Sativa1970 said:
The branches will want to find and fill in any openings in the canopy.

Fresh cuttings are using the glucose stored in the leaves to grow roots. The plant will not take up much through the stem, just keeping the moisture from draining out the cut. Hormones (if used) and water are absorbed through the epidermis. The small hairs on the stem are what turn into roots. The reason you do not want to scuff too hard. After the roots form the plant can start absorbing macro and micro nutrients from the water. You need flowering nutrients because P is for roots and K is for vascular and cell development. You don't want leaves growing so no need for much N.
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Ok so only p n k ? Should I add a sugar of some kind ? This mixture will be safe for clones to sit in constantly? What is my ppm I'm aiming for with this mixture? pH should be around 5.5 ? Yes the flower stretch will mostly fill itself out and I can just adjust it as it goes. It's a very hands off method cuz I busy alot so this perfect for me,I can schedule things instead of monitor things waiting for best time. Plant is on my time lol
 
4our8ighty0 said:
Ok so only p n k ? Should I add a sugar of some kind ? This mixture will be safe for clones to sit in constantly? What is my ppm I'm aiming for with this mixture? pH should be around 5.5 ? Yes the flower stretch will mostly fill itself out and I can just adjust it as it goes. It's a very hands off method cuz I busy alot so this perfect for me,I can schedule things instead of monitor things waiting for best time. Plant is on my time lol
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After the roots form it can take nutrient. Micro P and K are what it needs.

Plants do not absorb sugar they produce glucose in the leaves. Adding black strap molasses is common in organic because it feeds the microbes, not the plant. You do not want microbes in water cloning.

With aeration the water is good for 2 weeks or more. Clones should be done or close by that point. Without aeration change the water every 2 days.

PPM is multiple scales. You want 1/4 strength nutrient after the roots start to grow. If your seedling was at 400 PPM at 6 inches, your 6 inch clone will be at 100PPM. Transplant with 200PPM then one week latter 400PPM for example. Adjust the Ml/gal with liquid food by 1/4 then 1/2. If you are in organic don't bother feeding. Just transplant into the soil when you get 2 inches of root. They grow fast.

PH between 5.5 and 6.
 
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