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Mother Plants Care

Just an update (Mr.furley you wanted an update from what i recall) Re-potted in 1 gal smart pots from 16 oz solo cups. The bushier one was in the holy solo cup while the smaller one was in a reg solo with drainage holes. They kinda got a little out of hand so they are a little bushier than i would like but they stayed in the solo cups longer than i would have done if i had had space to move them. This is just a test on keeping a mother plant so im not too worried. I also dialed back the nitrogen as they are a little dark as well. My 250w is 20 inches above canopy. Im trying to get it to stretch a little so i have the pots on risers (just 1 gal buckets flipped upside down) to promote a little stretch. If anyone has any suggestions or comments Im all ears. Unless you are going to tell me that i'm growing shit because i use synthetic nutes, :youre-killin-me:
 

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The other cool thing about cloning is it's a whole 'nother realm of playing with pot plants. And when you get good at it, you'll have an unlimited supply of test subjects to try different lights, pots, fertilizers...

Because if you kill them all, NO BIG DEAL, just clone some more! But by the time you're good a cloning, you should be able to keep a majority of your experiments alive.

You could keep one as a houseplant in a sunny window in a pretty flower pot, train it all crazy.
 
I always like updated Tersky
Plants are looking good and your right the leaf are a little dark. Taking leaf, cutting nitrogen, and raising the light will cut down of photosynthesis which will slow the plant down.
 
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