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10-09-2009, 11:48 AM
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  | you guys should check out what I did with my mothers!! link is in my sig. I finally decided to do a short journal when I setup the 1000W. I've got new mothers veggin now (trainwreck, WW) after cloning with Lou's method for a few months. Probably grew a couple o's in clones throughout those 3 months.
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10-11-2009, 10:28 PM
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| I know this isnt quite cloning related... just the oposite actually, but check out what I just found from my bud!!! Just in case the clones die I guess, always good to have a backup plan. Just amazing that the plant got pollenated somehow. It was the only seed visable and ive checked them all pretty well. Hopefully it was caused by stress or something and will be feminized... 
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10-12-2009, 11:03 PM
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| That can very well be a fem seed aep. I used to see that a lot on my creepys, one or two seeds on top, always fem that never hermied. Good thing.  | ||
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10-13-2009, 11:09 PM
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| Hey Lou, I'm using a Hydrofarm cloning dome. Its has been over a week now and I haven't seen any roots. My question is since the humidity is high, my soil is not drying out. Its still moist. Will this slow down rooting? I see new growth on them(I think), they all are standing up. The roots aren't "searching for water". I did wet the soil when I planted them but, shouldn't I've have? | ||
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10-14-2009, 06:34 AM
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You can open the dome for a bit, at least until they wilt a bit so you can let some fresh air in to evaporate some of the water in the soil if you feel is too wet. As long as you don't see any leaves getting moldy and brown, your RH is correct. Usually IMO a little wilting makes them search for moisture from bellow, they'll perk up as soon as you close the dome again. Is that the 7" dome you're using?  | |||
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10-15-2009, 09:33 PM
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Yeah,its the 7". I repotted a clone today and my question is, he soil the clone is in is still moist...do I need to water it when I put it n the new pot? | ||
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10-15-2009, 10:05 PM
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| If there is still water in the pots the root structure is not big enough yet to consume all the water that is in the pot right now. No I wouldn't water them upon transplant, I would let the dry soil absorb some of that water. Keep an eye on them, as soon as you see them wilting they will need to be fed. | ||
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10-17-2009, 02:26 AM
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me trying to kill clones using an aquarium, having only 2 runty survivors. With love they started to veg, have had them outdoors and no care apart from a dunking when i put them out 2 weeks ago. pic 1 - yvette, daughter of yvetta a medical sativa that tastes like 'minty cordial' pic 2 - Aqua the runt, not sure who mother is yet. pic 3 - an update on Delilah Lou, just gets boofier every day. Here are her right, sophie middle back and outlaw left, nearly there lol nigel
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 Most definitely cannabis is one very difficult weed to kill my friend, I put some of mine to intense torture many times, they don't barge, they keep growing and growing..... The girls look magnificent nigel, you love them and it shows.  | |||
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10-17-2009, 09:40 AM
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| Good morning to all, Looking good there nigel - Happy Saturday my friend ... I remember once a bunch of years ago when I owned a Chevy S10 pickup truck upon entering it one sunny morning to go somewhere I noticed while warming it up a little green substance seeming to be growing under a floormat on the passenger side. So I leaned over for a better look and found a very tiny pot plant that must've fallen from a bag (??) and landed under the rubber mat in a miniscule amount of sand and/or dirt much like desert conditions in that there was zero water and very limited diret sunlight. Yet, here it was, growing happily in prob the worst enviroment that it could have been in, compared to what I would've given it if i'd have intentionally grown it. They are a "weed" pulled reqularly as a "Weed" in some far away countries. They are strong willed, tolerable of many things and extremely resilient. I sometimes wonder "Why" I put so much effort into growing it when it IS just a weed.. But, I guess the saying that goes: "You get out of it what you put into it" comes to mind so I suppose i'll still be putting the "Best" into my grows and recieving back the "Best" they'll Bless me with. But in the end they are still just weeds.... Have a Great Saturday and enjoy  don, yes its still me mods changed my name from "420" to my "name".. I like it better. Peace | ||
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