Bleach and some tide hang to dry she says.
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More seed starts black Lebanon bx x strawberry banana and some northern lights .
Courtesy of @Oldtimerunderground and @CBB
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I have always wondered, why is no one taking 1 foot clones, lot of people obviously suffer from big plant problem, why don’t they just cut half of the plant and root it?
Please don’t get me wrong bro @ShiskaberrySavior, I’m genuinely curious. Google didn’t help me either LoL
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Big clones are slower to root I try to take 3/5 nodes which make for a nice plant.
A bushy mom would provide 50/60 clones every couple months and if you chopped the top 2 ft off to root saying it will all you’ve gained is 1 more plant.
I could trim that monster down but she’ll hit the flower room one day and show me what she’s made of .
Lots of people keep bonsai moms if space is limited or if they have several moms .
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Here’s my blockhead x mikato mom she’s only about 2 ft tall .
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Got a sample of this the other day sounds like it might be something recycled soil growers might find useful.
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I was successful with taking clones like that with Clone King. I had issues for some reason and had to go back to soil. I snapped an almost 3 ft branch one time, think it was 32", and it took 18 days, but it rooted. Gave me 4 Os when I grew it out.
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I have been having issues cloning, My first round went great, 6 for 8. Now my last round went 1 for 6 and it took almost 2 weeks, these were less than 6in tall and didn’t even start to root. I cut and dip in clonex gel then i use a clone king and that has a tiny amount of clonex as well
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What’s the ph of your cloner water?
5.8 is where i kept it
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I run mine between 6.0 / 6.2 plants stay super healthy just takes a while to get roots.
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Planning today to kill more seeds last batch 17 sprouted 3 1/2 survived . Gotta try and find something with vigour that won’t die on me .
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