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I thort i may aswell throw a pic in of my mates plants he brought over for me to climatise for him they are from indoors they were very neglected and hes putn them outdoors they are the same strain from the clones he gave me in my guerrilla grow
Ive also done lst training on his plants while im climatising /hardening them they were very neglected plants all the laterials were crossed threaded threw each other like a vine of some sort ahaha
Hey madkevin welcome and yes the bag is a home made humidity dome as i had the fresh cut clone in there so id cut clone on a 45'degree angle at base of stalk. Dip cut end in clonex which is hormonal gel. Place in a jiffy/peat pellet then half fill cup with soil place fresh cut clone in cup then place a bag over top of plant in cup. Put rubberband around bag to make air tight/ 99% humidity. Then place on nice not to hot windowsill So il leave them in there untouched for 3 days then i cut 1st corner of bag after 6 days i cut 2nd corner of bag a little bigger than 1st corner . Day 9 i take off bag day 10 i place outside. There you go yourve got a clone.
Sorry guys havnt been online for awhile my guerilla grow been demolished by goverment eagle choppers i been quite ferious but i understand its the risk of growing outdoors many different species of pests = police .people preditors. bugs .mother nature its just part of the learning curve ahahha
that really bites. I had to pull one of my 1st outdoor grows many years ago just as they started to flower as a nearby landowners friend spotted my grow and called the federal agents. Luckily they tipped me off and when they arrived not even a leaf was left. Only a broken promise of some homegrown.
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