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Thanks ISK. Should have mentioned in the post that I'm still battling PM using the ph basic salt, it's like a good upper cut, it won't kill it, but it does make it stagger a bit, I'm getting a KO here and there but I'm sure there will be some still left at the end.

I highly recommend working into coconut oil as per BadKittySmiles recipe https://www.rollitup.org/t/badkats-cannapharm-canna-caps-uv-reactive-glowing-hash-candy-canna-bombs-more.412878/ I use twice as much coconut oil, and it relates well into cooking.

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Generally at 6 nodes the branches will not be developed enough for clones. If I was going to try and pull off what you're talking about, I'd grow the seed to 6 just starting the 7th node. Top leaving the bottom 3 nodes, it will now start to build side branches. Take the topping and clone it. It...

Thanks dux, kinda what I expected. Hoping that a little tane & everclear will cure the infected. Here's a shot of the rm, it looks ok but I just don't know how much has crawled into the bud. And I do plan on the bleach cleaning when this grow is done.

Indoor update, photos from yesterday, 6wk and a couple of days. From upper left clockwise; Satori - the best pheno, Lemon Kush, front row Satori the other pheno (all going to hash). Then the veg box LK clones up front & C-99 back

In all my yrs of growing I've never had PM in my grow room. I first noticed it at the beginning of wk 3 of flower. I drenched everything with a neem based fungicide. Things looked good for a wk but the white dusting started to pop up here and there again. I didn't want to go with the fungicide...

Now I've never made this transition, but to me it seems you had a well developed root system, and the roots are basically curled up in the center of the perlite column. And you've got the rez roots of the dwc now in the hempy rez, and these were doing most of the heavy lifting in the feeding...

I've been using a 133 micron screen, and get a very clean tan pile of resin. I've always felt I could use a slightly larger screen something around 150 to 160 is going to be my next screen. Cheapest easiest way to get is screen is to check out silkscreen suppliers like this ONE and get a...

No it shouldn't need water everyday A few questions. What's the medium? perlite? What size is the bucket? How large was the root system coming out of the dwc? Is the bucket really dry in a day (it's easy to tell by lifting especially if perlite) or does the plant just look like it wants some water?

That's a bummer. Could you splint or support the plant? or was it a lost cause?

It's def a fem seed, if your auto is fem then there ya go. If both are fem seeds then the jury is still out. I've seen clones (& a couple fem strains) throw hairs soon after setting roots, but will veg for as long as you like. Your plants are young,,,,, check em again in 3wks

Hey ISK, happy to see you journaling another indoor sun grow. As always best of luck in your grow. My autos (?? not totally sure but they seem to be auto) were started between your 1st & 2nd. How much are you feeding the hempy's? Me I'm at about 250ppm (1/4tsp/gal) I want to push em more but...

Update for outdoors, 9 days past last photos. WLH (world's largest hempy) with increased feedings they have really darkened the green, and blown up. I feel pretty good so far with adding food every feeding, since it's been close to 5yrs since I've done it. I did pull out the meter and tested...

As far as the 10gal size - Here is one aspect that hasn't been touched on. As far as autos I'm no expert with 2, what I would call failed attempts. But soil pot size outdoors has a lot to do with heat on the roots. The roots of an auto might not reach the edge of the pot, but the insulation...

Soil will not harm a hempy as long as it's above the rez.

Anyone have a link for this teflon paper??

Outdoors I'm running Jack's Classic, and indoors I run Osmocote. This is my second batch, I did this last summer also, the results have been good and it's easy to work with. For those who don't have the room to expand out 2 blocks of coir, (link) GH makes small bricks of mixed coco, the chunk...

I call this mixed coco. I've grown with straight coir, (coffee grounds). And coir mixed with the pith (the thin strands from the husk) which IMO preforms better than straight coir. I've taken it a step further to include coir, pith, and chunk, by mixing a coconut mulch. Coco wicking to keep...