Mr. Hightimez
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I have two different strains the small one is White Widow and the tall one is Critical +. I was just wondering if these were ready to be cloned and where to clone from?
Are these ready to clone???
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topfuel29
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Yes there big enough to take some cuttings.
Lower branches that have ceased lateral growth and begun to accumulate starch are the best. The carbohydrate-to-nitrogen ratio rises as you move away from the tip of the limb. The cutting with a high starch to nitrogen ratio will root easier.
Lower branches that have ceased lateral growth and begun to accumulate starch are the best. The carbohydrate-to-nitrogen ratio rises as you move away from the tip of the limb. The cutting with a high starch to nitrogen ratio will root easier.
Dividedsky
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My plants look somewhat like yours hightimez and I'm wondering the same thing. The new bottom shoots are kind of skinny on mine because I have fat indica leaves blocking them, they're starting to push through, I think I'm going to wait another week.
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Papa Toke
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Looks a little small to me yet to take clones, might get a few tho. Lookin pretty green anyway...
Mr. Hightimez
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She's 37 days from seed my friend.how old is that white widow? growing 1 myself id like to know when it will look like that
Mr. Hightimez
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Do you guys think they look healthy some of the leaves on the widow are starting to curl up and there's a couple leaves that are brittle and have brown spots on em.
Mr. Hightimez
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That looks amazing man. If you don't mind me asking. What is snow storm ultra some kind of nute?
topfuel29
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It's a supplement, humbolt makes it. All it does is promotes trichrome production. Its good stuff bro.
sacpirate
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i only use it as foilar spray weeks 1-4 of flower. tried running it in my ressy but didnt notice anything special so i tried foilar feeds with it in my next grow and saw a change for sure.