My has time passed, but instead of posting tiny bits of growth, I decided to wait. My focus has been concentrated on getting rid of stubborn biofilm that has ruined 2 rounds of cuts. Considering what happened last time, I’m trying to wait until I get 1 back up each. I originally bought rapid rooters, but my first time w those didn’t go well in the grow room so I thought what a waste. I think you need inserts but I just got 2 bags of 50 trying to figure out how to stand them up. They don’t have flat bottoms and a slotted tray doesn’t help them to stand up right…I just put them in the drawer and went to aero cloning, which for the most part worked well most of the year, until it doesn’t… so I decided to try the rapid rooters while I multi step sanitizing cloner, and I did better. Found some flat bottom food containers to set on the tray. Also decided to try root powder for the first time, Hormex #8, which I think may be better. Anyway I don’t think my time will be in vain. Cuts don’t wilt when dome is off for awhile, so I may be closer to starting after all
Let’s start off with a group pic
(A to C left to right)
Now individual
A
You can see this one does not resemble the TC, and the variegated Xmas trait shows up. This why I suspected it is a stronger Xmas expression and had my eye on. Good structure not the thickest branches, like B. It’s interesting it shows more sativa than indica, like C
B
This one by far has the largest fan leaf and thickest stems, though I’m a bit disappointed in its structure being irregular, unlike the other 2. Other than top parts, which I’ve topped twice, the growth structure under is poor. Still I need to see what it does as that’s just one aspect
C
What can I say about this one… She’s mostly sativa. It’s less Indica than A. Definitely indicative by the thinner branching. To be fair I’ve had to cut a few times taking clones, But you can see the structure is similar to A. She seems to be developing a decent amounts of top branches.
The NL2 male
I’ve seen some good males, but this one is different. On closer inspection he is very close to flipping naturally in maturity. There is zero stretch here! Other than a little bit of defoliation underneath, this plant has done its own thing. No deficiencies and no problems, I see a lot of potential. As I keep saying I can’t keep it watered enough…
Once I see the cuts have rooted, it’s time to begin. Stay tuned