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Thanks for the responses guys! I did cut at a 45 degree angle put it directly in Clonex used PH’d water on my Rockwool. Was wet but not dripping the first day and I only had to re moisten once in the 3 weeks. I do not have a traditional humidity dome but I use a top of a 2 liter bottle that I...

They are 3 weeks in Rockwool, second time trying Rockwool and have failed both times. They are green and looking healthy but zero signs of roots after 3 weeks

New to cloning and have been struggling cloning in Rockwool. I went ahead and bought an oxycloner and my question is, can I add Clonex and transfer healthy clones from Rockwool into my oxycloner?

Never grew anything from ThugPug but his stuff looks awesome just curious if anyone’s had any issues with this gear... germination/hermies etc

Neputune seed bank, Great Lakes genetics, seedsforme

Could be a ph issue but I’ve also have had leaf twisting and other mutations happen just from the strain itself. They look to be pretty healthy tho I wouldn’t worry too much unless they are getting worse. What soil are you using?

Looks like overwatering if you ask me

Definitely high but with good airflow you Should be okay. This has happened to me in a few of my grows even deeper into flower and never had any issues however If it holds that high every day of flower it could be concerning. Like I said, in that situation airflow is key!

A lot of Mass Medical Strains are extremely mold resistant. As far as fruity his star pupil, grape pupil, and putang fit into those categories for the most part. All Sativa dominant tho not sure on your preference

Are they rooted?

Yea you want to harvest when you see mostly cloudy and a some amber, the lowers will probably be mostly cloudy, some clear.

Mostly clear, try to look at the trichomes on the buds themselves. The sugar leaves will always turn amber first which is not a good reference as to when they are done

I grow organic with nothing but water, I’d rather lose a crop than use pesticides in flower but that’s just me. I would try predator mites like nematodes. Make sure you find beneficial nematodes (there are harmful ones). If these are in fact mold mites try to water slightly less, let your plants...

There’s a few mites that resemble that, a couple that come to mind are mold mites or hypoaspis miles. Doesn’t look like spider mites to me

For long term storage vacuum seal and put em in the fridge. I don’t think you’ll find a container that can keep them at a low temp for that long

Not a close enough picture to see the trichomes but if we’re going just based on looks I would say it’s not ready, there are fresh pistils.

They look great, it’s just the strain/pheno.

Looks great, they tend to swell the last couple weeks of flower the most so just be patient

Turns out.... he wasn’t over reacting