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I'm convinced, I'm gonna pick some up saturday m give it a tryPlants will re-veg just fine. I live in a hard water area, 210 out of the tap, good for holding a rock steady PH 6.0, but not so good for cal or mag pick up. My PH out of the tap is around 7.8. I have to use calmag, forget the doubters, if you need it you need it, I would'nt lose quality of bud just because some folk frown apon adding calmag, give it a try, you may surprised at the results.
I was thinking of putting some outside, I'm gonna go out on my bicycle and have a look for a nice secret location. Im gonna put them in a few different spots though, I don't wanna put all my eggs in one basket.Ah well, at least you have some cuttings, and the one plant left looks ok. Can you put some of the cuttings out for the Summer? Like a gorilla grow.
You super cropped kinda wrong buddy.you should have shoots below the point of bending.super cropping with no shoots below is kinda pointless plus dangerous as if u had cropped wrong and the plant had broke were u were bending it you woulda had nothing left but a stump of bare stem.the point of super cropping is to encourage the shoots below the bend to grow up toward the light more.I removed all the leaves growing from the main shoot leaving all the side branches. I removed the bottom set of branches, topped her then supercropped. In a day or two when the branches begin to point upwards I'll remove any branches from underneath that are stuck pointing downwards or any that are struggling to reach round and get themselves upwards.
Ive give her a little watering, now I'll just have to wait and see how she responds,
yeah but it looks like the supercropping he did, did its job. Except it looks like it's been lstd rather than supercropped?!You super cropped kinda wrong buddy.you should have shoots below the point of bending.super cropping with no shoots below is kinda pointless plus dangerous as if u had cropped wrong and the plant had broke were u were bending it you woulda had nothing left but a stump of bare stem.the point of super cropping is to encourage the shoots below the bend to grow up toward the light more.
Totally understand what your saying, but for me, in my opinion the point of supercropping is to expose lower branches which is what I've done, all branches on my plant are pretty even height. There are no set rules on how things are done, I know my plants and my grow area and I manipulate my plants to suit this. The point for me is I'm working with a small space and like @Axel Rose said about it looking lst'd, that's what I'm after. I need to create a full flat canopy to max out my little space. I've got a little exp plant training and I think with the plant in this shape I can flatten her out as she grows and make the most of my set up. With her bent over as she is all the side branches are pretty evenly exposed to the light. As she grows I'll spread her out and keep her flat, the bending for me is really in preparation for lst. I bend every branch down and like @Axel Rose said it really does make all the branches a lot stronger and more resilient. As for snapping the plant while bending the stem lol I never thought of it like you said, I suppose you could lose the entire plant if it went wrong but really, it's not hard to bend a plant without killing itYou super cropped kinda wrong buddy.you should have shoots below the point of bending.super cropping with no shoots below is kinda pointless plus dangerous as if u had cropped wrong and the plant had broke were u were bending it you woulda had nothing left but a stump of bare stem.the point of super cropping is to encourage the shoots below the bend to grow up toward the light more.
cool looks like u got evrythng goin groovy....Since my woman made a mess of my little set up I decided to rearrange.
I got the cuttings underneath out the way of the fan. Obviously as they grow I will need to change the lay out again.
This is a built in wardrobe in my flat I'm growing in.
Thanks bro, I appreciate the positive feedback. I know my set up is a bit amateur to a lot of people on here but I make the most of it and above all I'm enjoying myself.cool looks like u got evrythng goin groovy....
hey , ur setup looks fine...if it works use it bro...all goodThanks bro, I appreciate the positive feedback. I know my set up is a bit amateur to a lot of people on here but I make the most of it and above all I'm enjoying myself.
Are the clones rooted yet? I would expect deficiencies and or leaves yellowing and dying while waiting for the clone to root. They'll use the stored nutrition in the leaves to stay alive since there isn't any roots yet to take up what they need. Foliar feeding unrooted clones can delay root development.I've had some sort of deficiency for a while and have finally come to a conclusion I am pretty certain of.
I have a pottasium deficiency, I know it's not normal in veg but I figure it must be due to this being a flowering clone.
In an attempt to cure the problem I've tried to foliar feed. The only bloom nute I have right now is Dutch pro explode, ive mixed a tiny bit of A and B in the water and misted, will this potentially resolve the problem or was it a stupid idea?
Not sure if the clones have rooted yet, I can see it slightly in the clones aswel but it's not cause for concern, it's more of a problem in my older plant.Are the clones rooted yet? I would expect deficiencies and or leaves yellowing and dying while waiting for the clone to root. They'll use the stored nutrition in the leaves to stay alive since there isn't any roots yet to take up what they need. Foliar feeding unrooted clones can delay root development.
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