So I've never grown a plant to harvest before. I have a buddy close by who has had some nice crops now for a while.
On a whim after playing golf I asked him for a cutting. So kind of late, June 5th, the mother was about 4' tall at the time, I got a clipping of a Gelato 44 plant.
I stuck it in a shot glass and put it in the window. It seemed to still be alive a couple weeks later, though roots were not really evident. I was going out of the area for 5 days so I put it in a little peat pot with some soil. When I , got back it was still doing fine and growing a little.
On this site, I found the "Just Add Water" tutorial. So I got all the ingredients to make the super soil and planted the clone into a 10 gallon fabric pot on 7/3.
Today is 8/12 so it's been in the pot for 5 1/2 weeks. I mentioned this grow method to some folks at Green Fire Sacramento and they were beyond skeptical of this method.
So I am keep a very close eye on it and have been chatting with the GPT about it. It still seems to be doing well visually and I have stayed true to the method giving it 6.5 - 6.8 PH water. Our tap water that I keep in 5 gallon buckets that are at least 3 days old so no chlorine, which is all out water dept uses
On a whim after playing golf I asked him for a cutting. So kind of late, June 5th, the mother was about 4' tall at the time, I got a clipping of a Gelato 44 plant.
I stuck it in a shot glass and put it in the window. It seemed to still be alive a couple weeks later, though roots were not really evident. I was going out of the area for 5 days so I put it in a little peat pot with some soil. When I , got back it was still doing fine and growing a little.
On this site, I found the "Just Add Water" tutorial. So I got all the ingredients to make the super soil and planted the clone into a 10 gallon fabric pot on 7/3.
Today is 8/12 so it's been in the pot for 5 1/2 weeks. I mentioned this grow method to some folks at Green Fire Sacramento and they were beyond skeptical of this method.
So I am keep a very close eye on it and have been chatting with the GPT about it. It still seems to be doing well visually and I have stayed true to the method giving it 6.5 - 6.8 PH water. Our tap water that I keep in 5 gallon buckets that are at least 3 days old so no chlorine, which is all out water dept uses
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