Depends who You ask really. https://www.royalqueenseeds.com/blog-the-perfect-ph-value-for-a-cannabis-plant-n87That is way too low for soil, optimum is 6.5, 6.8 is still in the acceptable range.
Thats a very full tent! Humidity buildup must be killer. Truly a WOG.Day 35
Buds bigger, some smaller. Most are frosted enough. If only I could keep clones there are some keepers there :/
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Ha you for sure got that tent filled to about max capacity this round.
Your plants look great.I think i look at your petioles and leaves just as much as the nugs.Great health in your garden.
Thanks. Somehow managed to fill it up this time.Thats a very full tent! Humidity buildup must be killer. Truly a WOG.
I was actually thinking how to go about it for a while.Why can't you keep any clones?
So many different methods for cloning, but I've always had great results using Root Riot/Rapid Rooter plugs. I flip them upside down, so the wider, flat end serves as a base, poke a hole about an inch deep in the top, then smear aloe vera on the stem and stick the cuts in the plugs. Place the plugs in a humidity dome (I just use those clear, disposable containers for salad greens), spray the inside surfaces of the dome with water, close it up, and wait (re-misting from time to time). Gives me damn near 100% success. I expect those hydro cloning setups result in more robust root growth, but I don't want to deal with having to keep the water temp in the correct range.I was actually thinking how to go about it for a while.
I think by biggest problem is space limitations. I'm not sure I could pull it off.
Might give it a go next round and see , but have to do more reading how its done.
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Thanks Humple, I will look it up and see if that product is avalaible in my local grow store.So many different methods for cloning, but I've always had great results using Root Riot/Rapid Rooter plugs. I flip them upside down, so the wider, flat end serves as a base, poke a hole about an inch deep in the top, then smear aloe vera on the stem and stick the cuts in the plugs. Place the plugs in a humidity dome (I just use those clear, disposable containers for salad greens), spray the inside surfaces of the dome with water, close it up, and wait (re-misting from time to time). Gives me damn near 100% success. I expect those hydro cloning setups result in more robust root growth, but I don't want to deal with having to keep the water temp in the correct range.
aloe vera takes place of rooting type powder ?So many different methods for cloning, but I've always had great results using Root Riot/Rapid Rooter plugs. I flip them upside down, so the wider, flat end serves as a base, poke a hole about an inch deep in the top, then smear aloe vera on the stem and stick the cuts in the plugs. Place the plugs in a humidity dome (I just use those clear, disposable containers for salad greens), spray the inside surfaces of the dome with water, close it up, and wait (re-misting from time to time). Gives me damn near 100% success. I expect those hydro cloning setups result in more robust root growth, but I don't want to deal with having to keep the water temp in the correct range.
Yep. Works very well.aloe vera takes place of rooting type powder ?