Glad to hear you are jammin’ good tunes over there. I am beginning to understand this, its how plant hormones seem to be described. To me, it’s a wild change in the way I think about plants and their growth. Like many things, with time it will become more clear. It’s wild how complicated this stuff is when you start digging.
Thanks for all the info and crumbs leading to more. For now I need a few days to mentally compost this new information.
@Nitt @BigF I actually have the tray now with a temperature controller setup and the sensor in a plug hole. I agree generally with the warmer being “faster” with anything plant/chemical, but the more I learned about the hormonal shifts driving callus the more my mind opened to the possibility of there existing advantages to using cooler temperatures in this initial phase of cloning (first couple days). Particularly if the mother plant has been consuming a high-N diet. I don’t want to go too much further into that because I feel I’m only at the precipice of understanding. Starting to look off the edge so to speak.
The geek in me wants to make a clone controller with a temp sensor and small exhaust blower. Maybe this summer I’ll explore that a bit. There tends to be a lull in work stress April-July. That’ll probably be when I make shitloads of candy as well
Good to hear the coco perlite mix is working well. And sincerely happy to learn of your success.
I think when I take cuts next I’m going to supplement moms for a few days prior with high-K feed and cut down the N. I suspect that will actually have a fairly significant impact.
Grabbed a small sample of this to try.
Let’s meander away from walls of text now, I plan to stay cobbed all day. I had a “fully torqued” day yesterday smoking 3-month conventional cure Panama x Malawi, today I plan to compare the 3-month cobb of the same plant I opened last weekend.
I hear you guys like pictures of weed grown by an over-thinking newb in a cramped environment.
I’m happy to oblige that curiosity.
For the most part they are looking reasonable. No water today but noticed a bit of fungus growing about the stem of one of the 907xShiska cuts, so sprayed it down with H2O2 and set it to the side.
The seedling tray is a miniature forest. Gender test results will come back by mid-week this tray hopefully thins itself out.
Here’s a family shot of the 907 Blue Genes x NL #1:
Here’s the 907 Blue Genes x Shiskaberry #3:
The Runtz x Sour Bubble (they are thirsty still):
Yes, @Fuel here I am with Runtz. Believe me, if I could find SPG I’d have her as well You’ll note R2 with some leaf crisping. I must have missed it watering on Friday morning, yesterday I wasn’t sure it’d make it or not, but other than some fan leaf damage it seems recovered. Crazy.
I did some general fan leaf removal on the larger plants just to thin them out a bit given the density.
Here’s what the whole setup looks like ready to zip it back up
I’m going to look at setting up a crude ebb&flow for the mother plants. I have more of these really heavy-duty trays, I’m thinking a miniature pump in the lower tray partially flooding the top tray and draining back down would be a big improvement in consistency. With the lights on 24 hours these things are bone fucking dry when I water the next morning. I need to either go to fertigating twice a day or cut back on the throttle. We’re torquing now