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Second question: now that I can see the sex am I safe to take clones and start flowering?
or take clones after I’m sure of the sex and flowering has started?
 
I was never able to determine sex before I started flowering, but easily able to see pollen sacs AFTER I switched to 12/12. I don't see any pollen sacs in your pics...
 
When I did clones, I would take a couple from each plant before starting to flower. Once I sexed, then destroy the male plant and clones, but kept one of the clones as a mother plant and continued to veg. Autoflower did away with that process for me.
 
I just want to know that when I get my mother plant that my clones won’t hermmi on me, I have my first set of clones on a 12/12. So hopefully I did that correct.
not sure where to take clones from? Do they have to be after the 5th node or anywhere off the plant.. sorry these might be stupid noob questions.
I have more seeds but really don’t want to waist them if I don’t have too.
once I figure that out then I can do my thing.
 
Plants hermie because either they are predisposed genetically or stressed or both. The only thing you can do is not over stress them. If they are genetically predisposed then even light stresses could potentially hermie the plant.

As far as clone cutting, you usually take it off the end of a branch on a mature plant (not flowering but mature). Start with the lower branches and work up.
 
It depends. What medium? Soil is 6-7 ph and hydro and soiless is 5.5-6.5. Temp is largely dependent on the strain but a general rule of thumb is if you are comfortable so are your plants. I dont know you mean by atmosphere. Like atmospheric pressure?

I think the most important thing is consistency. Not always an option with a hobbyist grower like myself. Dont have the space or money for an expensive atmospheric controller but i do the best with what i have.
 
I am not familiar with using coco-coir since I am a soil grower but I do pH my nutrients between 6.0-6.8 and fluctuate. Check this site for assistance with using coco...
 
Coco-loco is not pure coco coir. It has no real NPK values so you’ll need to feed your plants eventually. It is “lightened “ with perlite so it aerates well and I keep my pH near 6.5
 
ok. so with this ph is similar. will need nutes sooner . place I go to for soil was out of ocean forest , so I grabbed 2 bags to try it out. Thank you
 
Hello all, I was wondering if anyone knows what happened to skunk lab horiculture out of cali. In particular their root assist tea I found it several years ago and love it got to reorder one time and then it was unavailable and now nothing.... I purchased it from an amazon site and had seen it on ebay also. It was amazing stuff ate root rot like no tomorrow. But now nothing. Anybody know a good replacement?? Thanks to all kk
 
I think it's too early to tell. I might see some pistil hairs on the first picture, but the later there's just not enough detail and the plant seems too young still.
 
For coco-loco, use your soil nutes and start lighter than recommended doses. For living soil....only plain water start to finish, no nutes at all
 
I have a question about fan leaves. I have two big and healthy fan leaves that are shadowing my lower bud sites and leaves. They are growing, but I can tell that they are not evenly growing and some leaves are a bit smaller then the others. What should I do? Clip the fans off? Or is there another way. I have pruned the lower fans as they were being used up and these two up top would be the last two fans I have.
 

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