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straight dirt is just fine, i clone that way once you see growth, that's it, the clone has established roots

the leaves don't need moisture, at least not as much as the soil, that's what needs to be kept moist, i generally water lightly once a day understand the feeling with clones, they are fussy, and some strains do not clone easily

i prefer using a small cfl(13 watt) and a good fixed distance, maybe a foot outside should work, but getting the light level right may be trickier i'd think a month should be long enough

cloning can be a tough nut to crack in the beginning many a clone can look like crap but make it 2 big things: patience and too much light, too much light causes the cutting to starve to death it starves to death because there are no roots to feed it, it's consuming whatever nutrients that are...

ripper? not a good situation, could have been an animal though 2 weeks for a cutting is not unusual, i've never used a budded branch to clone with, that might slow things down a little

trichomes are the 'resin drops' that cover the bud, and leaves sometimes for frostier strains i've pulled buds off a plant that i had revegged, the buds still looked reasonably good so why waste it? very mature buds, they were only good for sleep, but they ripened through a good 4+ weeks of...

hairs can turn early, my current plant is just like that, hairs turning at 5 weeks which is too soon for any cannabis to be properly ripe 8 weeks is often quoted to be the minimum, at least for the indica dominants not sure how that lens will work out, might be good 20x magnification is plenty...

hairs can mislead, if you can get some kind of magnifier, you can look at the trichs which gives you the last piece of the harvest puzzle

opinions differ, i suppose there is an argument that you'll get bigger plants by the transplant method i'm of the opinion that more roots is better(usually), which is start to finish in the same pot, or it could be i'm a lazy grower

mutated looking seedling leaves aren't that unusual, it may set itself straight

very true infowarrior, we'll hold that thought at this point, i begin the game of trying to guess each bud's finish weight 4 of them should be around 4 grams by the finish, another 8 smaller that should average a gram maybe 24 grams from the better developed buds, a few more from the popcorn the...

i have seen some posts about tropical sativa's veg cycle being closer to 14/10 than the standard 16/8 so there may be some genetics that might prefer this shorter veg time

a rough guess will be about 5 weeks, but much depends on what it is breeder seed or bag seed?

the slower growers can be well worth the time, like others, i've noticed the start can be deceiving

i'd be mighty curious how a plant ended up in my yard, there may be more

i do have a curiosity on those mekong haze, haven't seen much in grows on those(any actually) love to see that grow

it's a good tea ingredient, but you do have to be patient, a month is good when i examine my soil at the end of the grow, no trace of visible meal remains, it's amazing what bacteria can do

i've had good results from nirvana(cali-o and ppp), but those were regular seeds nirvana's feminized seem to have more complaints than other feminized seeds, but this often vary from strain to strain

looks healthy, keep doing what you're doing caught my eye because my plant is also at 34 days of flower

you also might look into the breeder Mandala, good rep(haven't grown any myself), and good prices bred for heat tolerance, think they also have a landrace sativa or 2, Mango Zamal is a sativa landrace they are recently offering