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You need a humidity dome of some sort. I dip them in rooting gel/powder, plant in soil, then put them in an old aquarium I have with a fully closed lid, prop them up and have a bit of water in the bottom. They take about a week to develop roots and then I move them. High humidity is key

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Or should I give them another week or two? Thanks

Cheers for the replies. Just wanted to add some better pics here. When I took the first ones there was terrible glare from the sun on my screen and I couldn't tell how clear the pics were while taking them. I don't think it's a pest because some of the blades are growing this yellow color as...

How do the dripper stakes work? I'm unfamiliar with that. In the past I've used vinyl tubing (cheap at home depot or Lowes etc) and run it around the base of the plant, just in a circle, and just drilled 1/16 holes in the tubing so when the pump runs the water drips out of the tubing all around...

My plants just entered flowering stage earlier this week, so I switched my ferts. I fertilize once every 7-14 days depending on how much rain we've gotten, so this was the first fert since beginning flowering. The plants are well over 6 feet and I only used half the recommended dosage, which is...

That's crazy. I had a lower branch snap off since posting and have staked the main stalk and tied the lower branches via fishing line as well. Thanks for that input, cheers.

For sure! This is my first time growing in a decade, and I never really got to care for my previous plants because due to the laws of the land I had to Guerilla grow. Side note, what the heck do I click to like comments and such? I have no option

I'm not too familiar with TikTok, but someone showed me a Pez dispenser video the other day from TikTok which was complete BS. Not saying that this fella is BS'ing, but that's pretty much my only experience with it. Is there a link or anything. Nothing but amazing reviews from long time owners...

Just thought I'd share this, I'm blown away at the difference between these. The second pic is from this evening, after its been pouring rain all day, which is giving it that droopy look, but just the size difference. Went from maybe 3 feet to over 6 in less than a month

For whatever reason I don't have the option to like comments or posts or replies etc from my phone, but for sure keep me posted. Cheers brother.

Not sure if this is the right section to post this, but I'm curious what your experience with the Levo 2 is for making oils and honey and edibles etc. Lots of great reviews and I ordered one, what's your biggest pros and cons to it? Cheers

All over the googler trying to find info and it seems every article refers to t5 flourescent or CFL bulbs for this purpose. I have a pile of old t12 fixtures laying around, and a bunch of 4000, 5000 and 6500k LED tubes for them and I'm wondering if two or four of these would work just fine for a...

Also out of 8 plants, only one is showing any signs at all, and it's one of the smallest ones.

Not autoflower. Usually we don't start flowering here until end of July, early August.

Ya thats the bizzare thing, right now is when the days are the longest where I am. After this week they'll start getting slightly shorter, but only by a minute or so each day.

Myself and a friend of mine got our clones from the same place this year. We planted them May 31, they are not an auto flowering strain. His plants were not planted well, his wife planted them, but she only just dug a little cup sized hole and dropped them in and after a week all 4 were dying...

Mine are in the ground so no pot to lift but I just do the finger test. Finger in the soil, if it's dry a finger depth down I water. Usually every 2 or 3 days when they're small, more often as they get bigger, and also dependant on weather and temp. But everybody's setup will vary.

Diatomaceous earth is great, also wood ash does the same thing.

If I germinate seeds late this fall and veg them indoors over the winter, under 6 t12 led 4 foot tubes, to give them a head start to be planted outdoors in the spring, will it be worth the time and electricity? I'm thinking I could get them 2 or 3 feet in this time. Also it would only be 4...