My Perpetual Zero-Veg Op
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shnkrmn
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I topped the White Russians and the skunks 4 days ago. The Chronics are in front, untopped, all of them showing preflowers at 4 weeks from seed. One is getting branchy already; I think I have my new Chronic mother. I'll be transplanting 2 of each strain into 5 gallon soil containers, the rest will be flowering starting in a couple of weeks.
They are vegging with 700ppm of dyna-grow, protekt and mag-pro. Vigorous growth every day.
Tbhe tops were pretty short, but I'll try to root them anyway. Now that fall is approaching it's time to move into a higher gear.
They are vegging with 700ppm of dyna-grow, protekt and mag-pro. Vigorous growth every day.
Tbhe tops were pretty short, but I'll try to root them anyway. Now that fall is approaching it's time to move into a higher gear.
wyteberrywidow
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everything looking good.
anonymous4289
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looks good man, glad to see more people growing out chronic.
shnkrmn
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The NLxskunk tops rooted after 7 days. The White Russians are just starting to get little nubs. They are the tiniest cuttings I've ever taken. They 'll take some vegging; I'm thinking in dirt. I topped the chronics too and stuck them in the cloner; I'm running out of space in there. Time to build a bigger cloner!
trichlone fiend
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...your going to like the NLxSK, I've been growing it for a few months now....really fruity smell/taste, awesome yield'r.
shnkrmn
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Great to hear you like it!. I love skunk and I want lots of it; and since it's winning the clone race against the white russian that's another point in its favor.
These plants are now 5 weeks old. Since topping they haven't gotten much taller but filling out nicely. I need to move them under a MH light soon..
These plants are now 5 weeks old. Since topping they haven't gotten much taller but filling out nicely. I need to move them under a MH light soon..
shnkrmn
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Right now my clones are smaller than that because I'm working with young mothers. As for humidity, I just cut them and put them in the cloner. No dome. They never wilt at all, even the big ones.
I used to do this: cuts always got yellow and shitty looking under a dome and I only got about 60% success.
I used to do this: cuts always got yellow and shitty looking under a dome and I only got about 60% success.
Killacrip
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This is off topic. Hey shnkrmn what kind of cloner is that? If I may ask, it seems interesting cause those clones looking perfect and like you say no wilting.[URL="https://www.rollitup.org/members/shnkrmn-32298.html"][/URL]
lilmafia513
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WOW man, this looks awesome.....now u know i gotta add my story 
The way u staked ur plants is how i did it in my PPP SOG, and the ones i staked always swelled up to be fattys too. Do u use Gravity on your flowering during flush?
I used one of those areocloners like u got there, and never had a problem with wilting either, and i used a tub that held 30- 40 and had more clones than i knew what to do with or had room for
Where Al B. Fuct go? i come back online and nobody here any more LOL!!
Anyway nice thread and nice pics of those fattys on page 1...
The way u staked ur plants is how i did it in my PPP SOG, and the ones i staked always swelled up to be fattys too. Do u use Gravity on your flowering during flush?
I used one of those areocloners like u got there, and never had a problem with wilting either, and i used a tub that held 30- 40 and had more clones than i knew what to do with or had room for
Where Al B. Fuct go? i come back online and nobody here any more
LOL!! Anyway nice thread and nice pics of those fattys on page 1...
shnkrmn
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LOL.. It's in the first post. I use Dyna-gro nutrients, all 4 products. I flood twice a day. I used to flood 5 times a day but that's just stupid.