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Thanks, Ive had great luck with his seeds . do you think itll be ok under 12/12 with my photos? or will she needs to keep under 18? Ive got an alaskan purple Ive been doing since first week of april and 3 other photos ready
yes I fliiped and it seems to be flowering, but is gonna stay in with the photos @12/12. Ill post some pics when I get home. got a few good looking bushes in flower psyched!!
ok here are some pics of that auto and the other I have going. I have switched to Green Planet GP3 nutes and theyre in coco-loco. which they seem to like along with the mars light. I got the FBL NLxLS, garden of green GSC, bad azz OG cheeze, seedman Alaskan purple and super skunk kush. feeding tonight so they are a tad droopy
You are looking like me LOL we gonna have a dispensary of various buds all the more interesting and fun. Mine are looking a bit droopy during the transition from veg to flower they hit that lull of duh with all the extra heat and humidity this time of year here. I just watered with some ph and epsom salts the last watering. Now's when i get Ph issues this time of year trying to keep soil and plants happy.
I think these look great Dieselgrower they are just being whiny LOL your doing a great job keeping so many happy. It's alot of work to grow top shelf weed for yourself.
They look good. I would clone that Alaskan Purple, I did but gave away my only cutting and it turned out to be the best smoke I've grown this year. I can't find seeds either, they've been out of stock everywhere for a while and I fear that they won't be coming back.
Actually funky I got that seed from you when you first helped me out, so thanks. I never cloned yet. my dad did give me a little hydro type clone station? is it too late?
she is big! the GSC is looking good too. Your NLxLS should turn out well also. I hope the stumpy cheeze and kush stretch out
It's never too late but it does get a little tougher the older they get and the more woody the stem is. It's not difficult by any means although your stress level may rise waiting on roots the first time lol.
ok thanks. I should try it with out some sort of cloning gel correct? 1 more question, where Im starting 3rd week of flower, If I was able to snip a few would they start in flower or would they revert back to veg?
Put them under 18/6 or so and they'll reveg from the time they start rooting if they were far enough along (likely) I've taken some before about 10-12 days into flower and they took off vegging as normal once they rooted in about 10 or 11 days. They didn't have buds setting up yet on mine, if you can clearly see that the cut you're taking is flowering, you're probably going to have to deal with some revegging but monster cropping is pretty kick ass and makes for very vigorous growth once she takes off again.
Use the gel if you're going to use jiffy pellets or rapid rooters.
what my dad gave me was like a small tote w/ a bunch of holes in the lid , little cups and foam to go in them and and air pump. Im gonna shoot to a grow store at lunch and see if I can get some gel, should I get something else to put them in or that foam ok? I m assuming I cit the foam to a disk and put the stem down into the res. but I will be going into soil so if theres something better
so the place around the corner had this. never been there, then I see it says 1/2020 on the bottom so it maybe expired. so I may never go back. but Ill try a few clipping when I get home.
With that setup you could snip and go straight into the tote or you could snip, dip in gel then into the tote. It's easy, don't overthink it but don't forget to label things correctly. Make a cup of water, pick a plant, mark your collars, take a cutting, put it in the cup, repeat as many times as necessary then either straight into collar and into tote of water of dip in gel and into collar then into the tote.
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