MIMedGrower
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I thought they would do poorly in the 45% humidity. But they did fine.
Im starting to think its all a myth. Lol.
Yea thats my goal , to get away from domes, its just super dry where i do clones and run into problems with fragile cuts.....
Probably , old habits die hardI thought they would do poorly in the 45% humidity. But they did fine.
Im starting to think its all a myth. Lol.
Yea , my problem is its bone dry , like arizona summer dryI thought they would do poorly in the 45% humidity. But they did fine.
Im starting to think its all a myth. Lol.
Do you think the pm originated in the dome ?I always used a dome until this fall when i lost all my clones to pm.
The cuttings i showed above were just placed out from under the direct light along the sides of the 3x3 tent. They did eat their leaves a bit faster put in the open but also rooted faster and started growing sooner than expected.
Temp lights on about 73 farenheight. Maybe lower near the floor. And humidity 45-50% max.
I wont use a dome again I dont think.
Probably , old habits die hard
Yea , my problem is its bone dry , like arizona summer dry
Do you think the pm originated in the dome ?
Hey MIM , could we cut a fllowering clone and root it , and keep it flowering to produce the minni est bud ? Never thought of that one .....
Oh i see you ssid they are in peat etc , so they are not starting in a hot mix ...o.k. messaage for foutwentyHey foutwenty , yea , ive done the same thing with my dome , fried em ...
Its a delicate balance in dome world , on the one hand you want them to be all comfy and not stressed by the outdoor environment , so you dial em in , opening a crack etc....
Then ive decided they were ready for more light , placed them under , left them alone without cracking yhe little vent a bit , and next thing you know ... "death at the sauna".....
Are they from a flowering plant ?
Because thats going to be a different story....
Yea i wouldent use anything hot to start my cuts in , but good for you pushing the envelope , now another thing we can observe....
My new philosophy is as long as they are standing up , and at least a pinch green with no rot, chances are good....
Yea i wouldent tug on them yet , but i think you wont see any movement for another 10 days ( unless they are from flowers like MIM s grow )
Ha haa , yea we both never thought of that , or maybe we thought of it for a second at some time and said , what would be the point !I guess so. Thats what happens with an auto cutting.
Well some of the peay that I used came from a pot I'm a different plant, artichoke plant to be exact. Then I mixed it up and put the clones in it not thinking about the nutrients that we're already in peat...oops, what's done is done that was 11 days ago and I'm running with this lolOh i see you ssid they are in peat etc , so they are not starting in a hot mix ...o.k.
Oh shit , you stole my tape measure !2/20/20
Here's my candidate OG Kush
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After trim
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Oh , gotcha , so there is a new observation to be made .....Well some of the peay that I used came from a pot I'm a different plant, artichoke plant to be exact. Then I mixed it up and put the clones in it not thinking about the nutrients that we're already in peat...oops, what's done is done that was 11 days ago and I'm running with this lol
Shes looking exactly like my tiny est one ....grew root in 9 days , started fresh tip after around 18 th day....2/20/20
Here's my candidate OG Kush
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That sounds reassuringShes looking exactly like my tiny est one ....grew root in 9 days , started fresh tip after around 18 th day....
They have been in direct sunlight for 3 hours from a south facing window on a bright sunny day and no droopy leaves yetView attachment 943160
Is that snow outside !!! Yikes , gonna be a challenge ...They have been in direct sunlight for 3 hours from a south facing window on a bright sunny day and no droopy leaves yetView attachment 943160
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