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So many shoots!Day 1 of Flower.
RV1 could stand to fill in a bit more but she's just too lanky. RV2 and Iklwa are both bushy enough to flower. So today is Day 1.
RV1. Stretched flat she's over 5 feet wide. If I put her in the middle of the tent and strapped her out she would cover the whole 5 x 5 with those long arms.
The only way for her to go now is up so it's flip time.
Ikky is a beast. She's beyond ready.
Here's Ikky's mutant arm.
RV2. The full mutant beast. She is having a robust growth spurt right now, so hopefully that continues into stretch. She's just ready now for flower.
As she grows taller the mutation flips the direction of the top around. That should be interesting in flower.
Pretty trippy looking. I should post this in a mushroom forum.
The other cola.
Yeah she's a branchy one.
Hi I'm Gee and I'm an Organaholic.
I'm glad you finally found The Gee Spot
This will be a perpetual room for all to talk, brag, debate, and be proud of your plants in, with the quest for new and better knowledge. So if you got it flaunt it, past or present.
I will likely post grows in here as we science things but I will likely do other journals on the individual grows after a new or interesting topic is worth trying.
Talk about YOUR style of grow freely here, its not just about organics, thats just my thing.
I use Living Organic Soil with spikes and layers and right now SIPS, SWICKS, and anything sub-irrigated has caught my attention, so thats what I am working on at the moment.
Here is a solo cup with a yarn wick hanging into an ice cream pail of RO water. The seeds were germinated in the cup.
13 days after popping in the soil these are the roots. They aren't what I typically see. Normally its more fuzzy myco infested roots like the one by my thumb and this technique has feeder roots by the surface but as you can see there are water roots circling the bottom where the wick comes in.
After uppotting to the 10gal the plants grew fairly well up top but nothing spectacular, just healthy.
The roots however burst through the bottom of the smart pot 15 days after transplanting and the pot is 15" tall so thats kind of cool. The roots poking out were big fuzzy myco infested feeder roots so it is looking good.
These are the plants at day 28 above ground, 15 days after transplant. They ( i started 2 seeds thinking it wasn't going to germinate....WRONG!) have been topped above the 3rd node to start the manifolding. They are regular seeds so hopefully I get a female.
I will eventually cut clones and try cloning straight into a 10gal pot. So far I have avoided my regular veg uppot to 1.66gals.
The light green color is my new led strip light, they are actually a very healthy normal green color.
It all begins here in the worm farm.
I am travelling but on Thursday I will be home and will take photos of the bottom of the pot and the pad. The full setup. Its buried at the back of the veg tent so I couldn't get pictures.
Hopefully the pad will be root infested by then.
Its nice to not have to worry about watering
So stop on by, hang out, and tell us what you got going on.
I'll have to check the other stuff you have listed on here. And what you sent me. Probably the same though. No watering but what else would I do when everything else is done to 
more research lol seriously interesting. Thank you 
rock on I like this kind of stuff.
I started strapping down the manifolded ones today.
The 2 blue tops in each photo are the clone branches, from the 2nd node just below the manifold. They will come off.
Same here.
From underneath. They get cut at the blue lines.
This is why I leave them. If I cut it at the red line, and everything above the blue line is above ground, the immature nodes are still parallel. Topping it 2 nodes above the blue leaves a nice symmetrical quadline clone. Quite often you can even get a 6-pack.
I likely won't clone these, But I will let them grow for now.
very cool indeed.
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, and an averagely fuzzy calcium line. (average by my standards, it's a great calcium line). 
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My onions outside started growing again in February it was so warm here!!And on an interesting non-cannabis topic....
This was that last green onion in the bundle that shrivelled and the tops started going limp and brown. The bulb goes soft and rubbery. You know the one.
I put it into a shot glass of RO water, filled enough to cover the bottom third of the shrivelled bulb. In 3 days it was plump, green, and growing roots, so I planted it.
This is 10 days later. Looks like I will get a free pack of green onion seeds from that top in about 2 months.
It rooted well.
This one was just the stub end that gets cut off the bottom of a green onion.
I soaked it for a week until it had lots of roots and a green top started to poke up. You need that green top to provide photosynthesis.
If you use the whole bundle at once, as many do, you can plant all the stubs in a pot together in the shape of a bundle, and harvest the whole bundle, then literally rinse and repeat.
The roots aren't as full yet, but it needs some more green up top to increase photosynthesis still, before the roots will really take off.
Same technique for those garlic cloves that start sprouting tops before you can get them eaten.
I will plant them in the garden later this month when it gets warmer. They won't be as big as the garlic I planted last Fall, but they should still be ready by August. If not, I will leave them for next year.
And Ginger. If you use organic ginger (no inhibitors applied), when the bulbs start to sprout tips you break off the arm of the bulb and plant it like this.
For ginger I wrap it tightly in a paper towel, dunk it in RO water, and set it in a bowl on the counter. In 2 or 3 days roots start growing out the bottoms of the tips. Thats when you plant it.
Roots in the dirt, tips in the sun. This tub has been planted for a week.
In 8 weeks it's almost ready to really start growing. It's unfolding its solar panels one at a time. Once a few blades are out, growth accelerates. It drinks a lot. There are 9 plants in here.
I bury my gardens in leaves every Autumn. When I peeled off the leaf cover last week I had a few onion volunteers about 6" tall.My onions outside started growing again in February it was so warm here!!
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