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I didn't expect you to have grandkids, I'd imagined you were mid 30s lol.No push, I understand financial priorities and a blue collar paycheck. Raised my son, step-son, and grandkids.
I've done the research and wanted to give you one to keep in the bull pen for when your ready. I'm on a fixed income nowadays so I'm I'm always looking out for good deals.
I didn't expect you to have grandkids, I'd imagined you were mid 30s lol.
I appreciate you taking the time to share with me though I'm always learning
@chemistry I would say the uva defo made a difference, the sides of the plant with the light on them were greener. Impossible to say for sure if that's the uv or coincidence though.
Repotted them anyway three days ago and they've perked up for sure, it's reinforced my thoughts that my dirts ph was off. They're actually growing now lol :D and the plants look green again!
I'll post some pics Tomo.
@chemistry I would say the uva defo made a difference, the sides of the plant with the light on them were greener. Impossible to say for sure if that's the uv or coincidence though.
Repotted them anyway three days ago and they've perked up for sure, it's reinforced my thoughts that my dirts ph was off. They're actually growing now lol :D and the plants look green again!
I'll post some pics Tomo.
My plants ar nice n green now, I trimmed off the worst leaves when I reppoted and haven't had any more leaves yellowing or purpling since. Ive noticed growth in them both now, im expecting that over the next week growth will really pick up.
I'm using a peat soil, with lime n verniculite now. The plants responded well to it but it's very fine soil, I think it could be a little restricting for the roots overall, they still need repotted again though so I'm thinking I'll use mix in perlite to air it out a bit more
@SmithsJunk it's not really worth trying to restore the soil for me, I'm only using a bag of soil at a time so it's easier for me to just get another fresh bag. Definitely learnt a little lesson on ph with this though. I'm not as experienced as a lot of you on here but had never had any serious problems caused by ph till now. Ill definetely be more aware in future.
@SmithsJunk I suppose even down to the smallest scale growers we should be taking care not to create unnecessary waste. I worry what the world will be like for my grandkids.
I'll have to have a read up about primordial solutions.
I know you know your shit when it comes to growing weed so I appreciate the compliments on the plants, thanks man
Got a few more pics I thought I'd share, I've just been squashing the plants down with my hand every now and then to keep them flat'ish at the moment. Once they've grown out more I'll start weaving them through a net
I'm actually pretty new to this. Only been growing since summer 2017. It's that this forum is so informative, like a tsunami of information.
I didn't know anything before '17. Got my medical scrip in '15 and my mind was totally blown when I walked into a dispensary the first time. Spent about $500mo on weed the next two years then asked my cousin if I could use his old garden cause he got a new greenhouse. Had my first harvest in Oct '17 and never had to buy it again. I give people weed everywhere I go and a lot of times they even trade me. I trade weed with someone in front of the smoke or hydro shop at least once a month. It's really cool.
I love bansai and want to try to make a long living mother. Those look the perfect plants and perfect stage to lay out the roots to shallow soil and slow the growth. I think they'd make nice mothers with those tight nodes.
:sweating: a good point.. something I didn't consider.Be careful what you transfer to your grow rooms, there may be Mites or some other bugs loitering on a leaf or hidden in a flower.
:sweating: a good point.. something I didn't consider.
The dafodil is starting to open ahead of the others, I wanna see how much of a time difference there is between this one opening fully and all the others. Then I'll be curious to see which last longer..,
I've been trying to get a stardawg seed to germinate for nearly two weeks.
Had it I water for 2days, nothing. Put it in soil, kept wet n warm but nothing. I took the seed in my fingers last night and squeezed until I heard the smallest crack, I then put the seed in water mixed with liquid seaweed and today its sprouted, ive now got it back in the soil. Hopefully she'll turn out to be a girl.
Clones are truly there own plants now, it's quite amazing, they are actually turning into there mum, except these are gonna be even better :cool:
@SmithsJunk, that plant is so cool, I'd really like to try that with a proper tree.
Im glad you think the roots will spread fine in the containers I described, I want my plants to grow obviously but am trying to keep them very low, I'm hoping to create a dense table top looking flat canopy
@SmithsJunk, that plant is so cool, I'd really like to try that with a proper tree.
Im glad you think the roots will spread fine in the containers I described, I want my plants to grow obviously but am trying to keep them very low, I'm hoping to create a dense table top looking flat canopy
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