Organic Main Line Nl5xhaze Indoor

[ArcticOrange]

As far as using it on young plants I don't use it on seedlings until they've got a few leaf sets on them. For young plants prepare 1 tablespoon of aloe fillets (squeeze out the inside or what I prefer is cut a tip off my aloe, take a sharp knife and slice the skin away from the inner fillet. You don't want the skin for this application). Some people mash up the aloe fillets but generally I put them in a bottle with a portion of the water and shake the ever living **** out of it and then combine with the rest of the water when it's nicely mixed in. Stick some of that in a mister spray bottle and lightly mist the underside and top of the leaves and stems. Do this just before the lights turn out or the water droplets will act like a magnifying glass on your leaf and the light will act as the sun and it can burn your leaf. Aloe is lightly acidic and that is the reason I wait until they have a few leaf sets to spray aloe on them.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Ah as far as watering it in I believe most people use a similar proportion to the foliar application but I want to say I've heard people using as much as 4 tablespoons per gallon when watering it in.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Close up of suzy.

 

[ArcticOrange]

She has a nice structure, I'm hoping these hybrids will show a little more sativa influence as they age but I'm doubting it.

 

[ArcticOrange]

And I almost forgot Medusa's twist tie scar is almost gone.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Merry spliffmas to all and to all a good night.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Layla stands tallest at 11 inches

 

[ArcticOrange]

The rooted clones are doing fine they'll be ready for their new home soon.

 

[ArcticOrange]

The ladies as of 5 minutes ago. They were fed a tea today.

 

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Introducing Layla.

 

[ArcticOrange]

A little canopy shot. They're always so happy after the ACT and aloe foliars.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Bumped the light up to 600w as competition for space required me to move the light further away to widen the footprint.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Finished a little fog cloner, we will see what happens when I take cuts this weekend.

 

[Lil pEte]

Yeah! Fog cloner.
I want to try this ASAP, cause my cloner isn't showing me roots at all 6 days later.

Congrats!

 

[ArcticOrange]

ILL keep ya posted

 

[ArcticOrange]

Well the ladies measured in at 15 inches today so we're on that final veg stretch before the flip.

 

[ArcticOrange]

So I decided to go ahead and transplant this weekend instead of taking the cuttings, we'll let them veg out a few more days after transplant and take some clones when they've shown vigorous growth again. Just waiting on my filler soil mix to thaw and they'll go in their 7 gals.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Got them in their final homes the 7 gals. They're sitting in my flower mix. I'm excited to see how this soil turned out. My initial impressions were that I really liked the way it handled the water. The addition of the coco gives it a nice texture and the pots felt nice and saturated throughout.

 

[ArcticOrange]

Also does anyone have tips on a super fine mister? Mine is too big of drops and they're always still there the next morning when I foliar. I've gotten burn 3 times now because of it.

 

[Desertboy]

Excellent work, super nice plants I love the big indica leaves looks a good cut to run in my vertical.