I'm still saving for one of the BBQ's you recommended
I may not be a good form of adult supervision, just sayin.
The Sauga Ends Here
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I may not be a good form of adult supervision, just sayin.
MrSauga, training looks great, all super healthy...you may get the biggest buds off PG#2.
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You could very well be right on that. The inside's are starting to come along now. She does have a nice structure and the four mains are solid, so time will tell. Thanks cr8 and have a great day today!
Lovely pics, Shed's right about the frame and I'm very much looking forward to seeing the Chitral. Hey Sauga, pleased to meet you
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I thought you would have been more interested in the Mekong River Delta. I really don't have any interest in showing you the Chitral fwiw.
Hey hey, now none of that stuff you bring to the other journals. I know of you and your type so play nice and we'll all get along!
candycane
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Absolutely beautiful plants! 
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Und now ve makes mit ze flippen und schtrippen!
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I'll most likely start tonight with four cuttings, one of each currently in the tent. I'll be looking for tips as I go along and will be practicing Shotta's method of cloning. A link can be found in my signature for those interested in watching his tutorials.
The Celt
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My success cloning has been hit and miss MrS, best I ever did was the first year I grew and knew next to nothing
Since then, and after recently watching a video by Dr Bruce Bugbee:
“Bruce Bugbee is an American scientist. His work includes research into space farming with NASA and at Utah State University, where he is the Director of the Crop Physiology Laboratory.”
and he is also the founder of Apogee Instruments
I may have found the reason. In that video, he claims ”that when it comes to cloning, we have been doing it wrong by giving them low light. In their tests, clones rooted faster under high light levels.
The first year I grew, my clones where under my veg lights (525 watts) and some rooted in 3 days and I had 99% rooted in 7 days.
Since then, and after recently watching a video by Dr Bruce Bugbee:
“Bruce Bugbee is an American scientist. His work includes research into space farming with NASA and at Utah State University, where he is the Director of the Crop Physiology Laboratory.”
and he is also the founder of Apogee Instruments
I may have found the reason. In that video, he claims ”that when it comes to cloning, we have been doing it wrong by giving them low light. In their tests, clones rooted faster under high light levels.
The first year I grew, my clones where under my veg lights (525 watts) and some rooted in 3 days and I had 99% rooted in 7 days.
Well that's certainly new info, thanks Celt! I'm about to take new Candida clones fpr the next GA3 round so I'll see how fast I can get them to root.
The Celt
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I will see if I can find that video and post it if you are interested
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I've seen some say no lights for the first 48 hours and others that have the lights on right away. I'll be using my flourescent 2' as it's what I have but it should be enough light based on what I have seen. If they do fail then it's only a online order away from Zon.
I'm not going to say it doesn't matter as I don't know, but from the tutorials I'm following it's really low lighting and he's popping roots out in 7-10 days. So of course I'll have to go that route first.
Again, thanks for the tip and I'll most likely use it if I fail.
Yes. Yes I am.
The Celt
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It was one of these 2, it’s been awhile and I can’t remember which.
Ive had great results with peat pellets and the Ghettoquarium®. Shotta's clone videos are a must watch.
Clone on Clone Cha Cho.
Clone on Clone Cha Cho.
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What is the Ghettoquarium® made of. It looks like two identical pieces, one upside down of the other. Pretty handy dandy little dome.
They were holding little pots of orchids..and you are precisely correct. Tray of 8, cut in 2.
Thanks Celt. He mentions it in the second video at the 26:40 mark.
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Is this where you meant to place this? You've confused me.