Using Fox Farm Ocean as a starting point

[insomniaczzz]

You must not understand the power of cloning. My mother plant is 9 years old. My own mother plant is going on 12. With cloning it's very easy to be through veg and flower and dried and put in the freezer and 75 days. Same strain last train

Wow, now that is impressive to hear of a mother plant that old, and you never have to buy seeds again. That's the great thing about clones, they are already mature, just need to veg for a month and flip the switch. Now I am really anxious to see a picture of that mother plant!

 

[NebulaHaze]

Me too! I'd love to see a 12 year old mother, that's easily the oldest plant I've ever even heard of! I imagine the structure of it must be really interesting with all the clones taken over the years!

 

[veg dude1]

One mother is Northern Lights strain. I've always learn to grow heart because she's so resilient and easy grow. The other mother is calle is called Cherry bomb XXmaui . Don't know if you remember the Cherry Bomb strain. I will send pics of my soil plants tomorrow. It may be a day or two before I can send pics of my hydros. I grow in the stat I grow in a state that is very harsh laws on marijuana. In Texas it is a Class 1 narcotic. That is insanity at its best. Talk to yo talk to y'all tomorrow veggie dude

 

[Budlofsky's Dinner]

My 2 cents: I bought the same soil in the topic after I learned the dirt I was using was not adequate. My two plants which were about 3 weeks from sprout in the garbage dirt were in dire straits and really turned around after replanting into the fox farms stuff. I had also added a bit more perlite even though the fox farms dirt was premixed with some already. Since then, I started two auto OG Kush plants and they were planted in the fox farms ocean soil from seedlings. I haven't had a single issue with them. I gave the auto seedlings only ph adjusted water. 3 weeks in they started flowering.
All in all, I would say its prob ok, just don't give any nutes for a few weeks and keep an observant eye on your plants. If the strain you are growing is very sensitive, maybe flush the dirt a bit with plain water before planting the same strain's seedlings in it again.
Anyway, my 2 cents.

 

[Budlofsky's Dinner]

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Here's a pic of the whole family in their happy fox farms ocean whatever dirt.
autos about 3 weeks in on the left. My super troopers making it through hell on the right.

 

[veg dude1]

This is vegdude 1 would somebody please help me out with sending my pics. I have all my pics taken but I can't seem to get them into the forum. Any help would be greatly appreciated

 

[insomniaczzz]

Here's a pic of the whole family in their happy fox farms ocean whatever dirt.
autos about 3 weeks in on the left. My super troopers making it through hell on the right.

Beautiful plants going there!

Now, will everyone please stop calling soil dirt. Dirt is that hard dried out stuff that you can barely stick a shovel into. The word is SOIL! Thank you for cooperating. LOL

 

[insomniaczzz]

This is vegdude 1 would somebody please help me out with sending my pics. I have all my pics taken but I can't seem to get them into the forum. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Are you using a laptop or a smartphone? If your pictures are loaded on hard drive or a memory stick, you may have to resize them before they will post. If using a smart phone, I can't help you out.

 

[South Sierra Dude]

I started using full strength nutes early and often. My plants are eaters.