That's it for pictures, huh?
hey girly....you need to keep the light away from the roots at all costs with clones...roots hate hate hate light. they will not grow with sun on them. use some aluminum foil to cover the glass till you wanna get a look at them KI looked at the pics. OUCH!!!! My fingers and toes are crossed that they survive. I guess this will be a test of their true hardiness! But hey, I've had my plants chomped to shit by squirrels a couple of times now and they've survived. Those bare stalks get leaves again pretty fast.
I don't really have anything interesting to take pictures of today. Everything's just vegging right along. I did a little mad science today and took clones of my rosebush and shiso plants (shiso being a yummy Japanese salad green), and dipped them in rooting hormone powder (just the regular Schultz kind) and put them in glass bottles outside. That way I can actually watch the root development. I also put one of the rosebush cuttings into rockwool and dirt to see if it does any better or worse than the one in water. Tonight I'm going to make a willow tea from the tree in the backyard and try rooting something in that, and I'll probably also try aspirin. I'm all about the comparison studies!
Then, just for the hell of it, I took a cutting off one of my bushier Connies, and put that in rockwool and dirt in the cab. If it takes off I'm going to be beside myself with joy! I'll take pics as soon as there's something to show.
Oh yay, it just started raining again...but we've had two sweltering hot days of sunshine so I'm not too worried.
Ah thank you! Good to know! Will do!hey girly....you need to keep the light away from the roots at all costs with clones...roots hate hate hate light. they will not grow with sun on them. use some aluminum foil to cover the glass till you wanna get a look at them K
One thing, though, along with the good information I think is just as much bad. I read a lot of, "Oh, I heard this, I heard that" with little to back it up (often not even experience). I'm learning to pick through it.
you can make em ready sooner doll...you just have to sacrifice some yield for it...but I do have to say...it may be good to do a quick run with the ones in the cab for your first shot in the cab.....it will give you a little better idea how much bigger they will get once you put them into flower.
but yeah..they are the prettiest flowering plants on the planet in my opinion 
Just wondering .She would look awesome if you keep that up til its an adult.....
