Simple question good sir, tonight I water and pull from them mothers, do I water the moms first? Or pull clones then water the moms? I never really asked anyone but I see them beautiful moms at the end and I'm about to water. Ill head to the home depot for a shower fitting and then get to doing some watering.... ThanksWhats up guys heres im what im doing this season
In general you water plants and then take clones but i personally have taken clones either way.Simple question good sir, tonight I water and pull from them mothers, do I water the moms first? Or pull clones then water the moms? I never really asked anyone but I see them beautiful moms at the end and I'm about to water. Ill head to the home depot for a shower fitting and then get to doing some watering.... Thanks
I think a good watering would be ok never thought about as long as mother plant is healthy cant go wrong!Simple question good sir, tonight I water and pull from them mothers, do I water the moms first? Or pull clones then water the moms? I never really asked anyone but I see them beautiful moms at the end and I'm about to water. Ill head to the home depot for a shower fitting and then get to doing some watering.... Thanks
Before taking cuts, yes !I did think about this last time I pulled clones but forgot to throw it out there. If I'm giving my moms a good feeding do you think the plant cutting will receive those nutes asap?
Very nice !I've recycled my soil for over 5 years with no problems. I re amend it with bone meal, blood meal, phosphorus heavy bat guano, azomite, Dolomite, micro organisms, earth worm castings, epson salt. I adjust the ratios according to how long I'm going to grow for. I never cooked my soil. But it cooks itself now that it sits outside. I'll throw compost on it sometimes as well. The product always ends up fire. Plus I have it automated on a pump and timer with a syphon relief valve. It's hooked up to the hose bib and refills a res on a timer as well. All I do is prune. My indoor does the same thing. I have a hose running into a res in there also. And I run both at the same time sometimes. I could run literally hundreds of plants while on vacation if I wanted to. There is a huge benefit to super soil, plus you know what you put in it so you can know to expect as far as quality goes. I recently built a miniature one also that runs my seed starters. It's automated also. I just fill the res. I like to make it easy on myself.
The wall is 9ft tall my yard is like a bowl plants are basically sitting in a 30ft bowl!@GrowingGreen I'm loving ur backyard. Wish I could have a setup like that. That brick wall is awesome. Gotta have a ladder to even see over it lol
8-100 gallon & 16-65 gallon pots
Thx doggie! Today i added some oaktree leaves from the forest floor to help with the ph of the soil ! @EcompostGreat looking setup brother and cannot wait to see these tree's grow. lol :D
Couple of questions, what's your ph, and what will the oak leaves do for it!
sorry you caught me off guard im running 3 different soil #1 is no-till, 2. Big rootz, 3 used soil from previous grows(my soil)Couple of questions, what's your ph, and what will the oak leaves do for it!
Ya but you dont want to feed before cuts... you want the clone to search for nutes (roots) you dont want it to sit fat and lazy. Nitrogen is the enemy when cloning.I did think about this last time I pulled clones but forgot to throw it out there. If I'm giving my moms a good feeding do you think the plant cutting will receive those nutes asap?
Do you hoping the oak leaves will lower or raise your PH ?sorry you caught me off guard im running 3 different soil #1 is no-till, 2. Big rootz, 3 used soil from previous grows(my soil)
So i did this just for you brother, and thank you for getn my ass out there todo it
I dont normally ph using BETTERORGANIX but this year i will be ph'ing I'll be using BETTERORGANIX & EMERALD HARVEST
Oh yea the oak leaves i put in pots will help with ph & carbon I'll let the soil & worm's , fungai & bacterias work themselves
ADDING LEAVES TO COMPOST/SOIL
As part of the carbon cycle, leaves decompose and the carbon in their bodies is broken down and recycled. Some of it is released into the air as carbon dioxide, or CO2. The rest moves into the soil.
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