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you can clone while into flower, take any flowers off the cutting and be prepared to wait a while. The plant after rooting will re-veg, and you'll get some mutant leaves and stuff. Keep it in veg at least until it starts making regular leaves again. DB

6 weeks flower on the lst clone. DB

The first two in the buckets have shown remarkable improvement over the past 7-8 days. Check it out: My little Jb#2 are in thier parkays, but jb2-2 doesnt look very happy. I just had another clone pop some roots outta the peat puck and i am thinking of replacing it. DB

time for this thread to get deleted... Man, love the help you've given UB, but can't stand with this, reported. and no, i didnt report the rap video for saying the same word, because i dont care what you say, context counts. Time for this thread to get deleted again.. mods? DB

like 10 bucks dude. if you panda plastic the inside (i just use trashbags on the floor to waterproof, and try to be careful with spillage) or paint it flat white, i bet it would perform a lot better but these things are killing it for me...

Outdoors I would not think you needed any, native soil should have that. Indoors I do 1/2 tsp a gallon, but I know for a fact my fert has no mg in it

SUBBED!.. Glad you started a breeding thread, cant wait to see how it goes.

Thanks Qwiz! You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to qwizoking again.

EDIT: Duh, your old post says it lacks ca and mg, not it HAS ca and mg, i need to slow down. Qwiz are you using containers? My fear about MG has been that it supposedly lacks the micro neuts. They do not list the concentrations anywhere, so i have assumed its true. Now for folks running...

Got ya, you just need to pick the right training for your specific set up in order to increase yields over what the plant might otherwise offer or to maximize the value of your light source .

So it seems to me like you guys are saying that, all other things being equal, a plant will yield Xgrams over Ymonths given Zveg time, regardless of the training method? Maybe that didnt make sense. So you take 2 clones, put them in rooms as exactly alike as possible, run them for the same...

I actually use Home Depot wardrobe boxes. They are expensive but self contained and the dresser bar makes a great light hanger, holds up to 25lbs. I haven't worried too much yet about the reflectivity of the walls, but I probably should. db

Glad to have you aboard dude! I know, i didnt even cut clones last week because of it. I was going to upgrade to a 600 in the flower, and build a new veg box for the moms on one of the 150s, but i think is not financially advisable at the moment, so im thinking of getting another clamp light...

More experimentation = better results man, be glad to see how it goes. I like your threads, just plain growin without the drama. DB

This is awesome, first breeding thread sub!

So this is what you said, and this: "because I believe you said, and I am paraphrasing here, that the only reason our plants die is because hack the shit out of them or the environmental conditions are wrong. whch is plain flat out incorrect." is what i said. Twisted that like a m'fer eh? Its...

well you should read some more then, because I believe you said, and I am paraphrasing here, that the only reason our plants die is because hack the shit out of them or the environmental conditions are wrong. whch is plain flat out incorrect. Don't harvest a plant and keep it under 12/12 fo a...

Hey stone! Subbed up for another sick ass ride! I didn't see over the other side, did you com to any conclusions about mainline vs Scrog?

Cannabis is an annual. Forcing it to reveg doesn't change the fact that its natural cycle is to die as an individual and survive through reproduction. Did you say you were a professional gardener of some sort?

ill have to try this out sometime when I get stuff dialed In. Doing 2 clones of the same plant a week, with a different plant providing clones each week, gives me a nice platform for experimentation. My first will be 100 percent perlite vs 50/50 vermiculite/perlite. Whomever wins that battle...