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Highya SO,

Rain here, too. Something about rain water is so much better than any other for plants. Because of that, I can be pleased the garden is getting a boost from all the microbes and nutrients and fresh water on this rainy day.

Your Candidas should be fine as long as their soil can drain well. Knowing you, it'll drain just fine. All my raised beds and garden area drain very well. I'm trying to build up the carbon deposits (leftover unburnt wood chunks from our woodstove) in the soil, as they hold on to nutrients. And all drain very well! Happy Smokin'
 
Bode said:
Highya SO,

Rain here, too. Something about rain water is so much better than any other for plants. Because of that, I can be pleased the garden is getting a boost from all the microbes and nutrients and fresh water on this rainy day.

Your Candidas should be fine as long as their soil can drain well. Knowing you, it'll drain just fine. All my raised beds and garden area drain very well. I'm trying to build up the carbon deposits (leftover unburnt wood chunks from our woodstove) in the soil, as they hold on to nutrients. And all drain very well! Happy Smokin'
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It stopped and I got out for a pic. They're not quite 2 feet tall. Whoops it's coming down again. We're in pretty good drought locally so it's welcome.
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Candida

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Candida
 
Gawjus!
 
StoneOtter said:
Thanks! Is this what you're going with to reverse still? Those 7 clones need something to do. Some of them anyhoo.
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It is. STS at a 50/50 mix every 3 days starting 3 days before flip, and just the nodes (not the leaves). My leaves stayed undamaged (until the thrips moved in!), and I probably gave it one more spray than was necessary since it was still putting out sacs on flip day 58. :eek:

Next time I'll just spray a few nodes rather than every single node everywhere!
 
InTheShed said:
It is. STS at a 50/50 mix every 3 days starting 3 days before flip, and just the nodes (not the leaves). My leaves stayed undamaged (until the thrips moved in!), and I probably gave it one more spray than was necessary since it was still putting out sacs on flip day 58. :eek:

Next time I'll just spray a few nodes rather than every single node everywhere!
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And stop when I see male parts?
 
CLONE UPDATE

Good day all! Candida Cuts are good. They had such roots earlier I put them more directly under the light. That was about 6 hours ago. They went crazy in that time! I might have to put them in pots before the stated 2 weeks Yay!
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Candida cuts 12 days
 
The clones look lovely and your mouse trap needs peanut butter!
 
InTheShed said:
The clones look lovely and your mouse trap needs peanut butter!
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I'm at an awkward time when I don't want to draw them in so I just don't bait it. + Woohoo we have a cat now! I should clean it up and put it somewhere or huck it out. The "somewhere" is the rub so it stays on the cellar floor, I have a hard time throwing working items away.
Wait till you see their roots! It's like we read about! Thick masses of white porcupine like quills and no fishbones. If I don't get them done soon I won't be able to get them out of their fixtures!
 
What do the "fishbones" tell you? Are they a good or bad thing? I've read that it means they've found a rich pocket of soil and spread out to take in as much nutrients as they can. I know your cloner is hydro, though. :hmmmm:
 
Azimuth said:
What do the "fishbones" tell you? Are they a good or bad thing? I've read that it means they've found a rich pocket of soil and spread out to take in as much nutrients as they can. I know your cloner is hydro, though. :hmmmm:
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I don't know Azi. Sometimes when I've done this they get them pretty heavy and long. These have none so far. I'm most likely potting these today. I'll take some pics.

I'll take a stab of a guess and say I think you're right and fishbones will multiply the ability to get into any nutrients vs a single root. Maybe the water solution had so much nutrition they didn't feel the need for bones? Just wondering.
Color is beginning to lighten so I wonder if roots need to multiply soon. I'm not going to experiment this time but maybe one day.
 
Azimuth said:
What do the "fishbones" tell you? Are they a good or bad thing? I've read that it means they've found a rich pocket of soil and spread out to take in as much nutrients as they can. I know your cloner is hydro, though.
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@Grandpa Tokin said that it was best to wait for fishbone roots before planting so that's what I went by for my Cloninator®.
 
SUNDAY FUNDAY CANDIDA CLONE UPDATE

Oh happy day! These honeys did their thing without my help, I love that part, in just the time I mentioned. 14 days. All of them looked ready to rock so I @DYNOMYCO 'd some soil and filled a cup at a time to where it was right and layed some more dynomyco in the hole
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Dynomyco
getting ready for the cuts. They look pretty ready to me!
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Candida day 14, ready to pot.

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Candida day 14, ready to pot.
Fishbones and all
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Candida day 14, ready to pot.
Hah, what a jabroni! I have a friend coming over and in my head I was too hurried and forgot to get a pic of them in their new solo cup homes! DOH! Later! Enjoy this day everyone :green_heart:
 
Great set 'em and forget 'em roots on those clones! :Rasta:
 
StoneOtter said:
SUNDAY FUNDAY CANDIDA CLONE UPDATE

Oh happy day! These honeys did their thing without my help, I love that part, in just the time I mentioned. 14 days. All of them looked ready to rock so I @DYNOMYCO 'd some soil and filled a cup at a time to where it was right and layed some more dynomyco in the hole
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Dynomyco
getting ready for the cuts. They look pretty ready to me!
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Candida day 14, ready to pot.

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Candida day 14, ready to pot.
Fishbones and all
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Candida day 14, ready to pot.
Hah, what a jabroni! I have a friend coming over and in my head I was too hurried and forgot to get a pic of them in their new solo cup homes! DOH! Later! Enjoy this day everyone :green_heart:
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Beautiful looking Candidas and nice strong roots on those clones.
 
Azimuth said:
Wow! Thems some nice looking roots. :bravo:
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If they go sideways now it's all my doings.
Grand Daddy Black said:
Great set 'em and forget 'em roots on those clones! :Rasta:
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I dumped the bucket, gave everything a wash and or rinse and done in 15 minutes to dry. It's the least work invested method I know that is this fast and they all do well.
Carmen Ray said:
Beautiful looking Candidas and nice strong roots on those clones.
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Thanks Carmen, I finally found my way of choice foreva I'm pretty sure.
 
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