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Thank you Backlipslide! I I'm impressed with how much they have grown in that box I made lolLookin good pepe! Nice roots on the young ones!!
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Where ya been? It’s good to see ya!
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Lol I get lazy all the time too, then nothing gets done haha #facepalm
Looking healthy man!!
Looking healthy man!!
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Thanks brother. This week I have Sheila showing her first signs of flowering after 10 days of 12/12 and stretching a lot! Delilah's revenge and Acapulco gold have only been defoliated and given love and they are thriving staying short and growing outward more and more. Last but not least I have 2 clones from Sheila they have been in the soil for about 2 weeks I cut off all the dead leaves and they are showing signs of rooting alright (idk I would love some input).Lol I get lazy all the time too, then nothing gets done haha #facepalm
Looking healthy man!!
Everything’s looking to be plugging along!
One thing I would say, is that you will want a very high humidity for your clones. You should keep them under a bigger cup, or humidity dome of some sort.
One thing I would say, is that you will want a very high humidity for your clones. You should keep them under a bigger cup, or humidity dome of some sort.
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Do you think This will work?
It’s better then not having anything. If you have a dollarama in your area, you can get large plastic containers that should fit over them nicely. If you need, buy two. Put the clones in one, then the other put on top of the other, giving you a higher “dome” to work with.
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Ok so I have Dollar general here but I didn't want to spend anymore money or time going to the store so I did something the same but different lol what do you think about this?
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So it's 14 days into 12/12 and Sheila is getting to a point where I can be proud of her and I'm exited for the yield. That being said I decided to train Delilah's revenge on the flowering screen now that I see how much she will stretch before buds even start to show. Also ACAPULCO GOLD is going to need more space and time since she is a sativa dominant strain. I transplanted her into a full 3 gallon pot and She is still vegging. After the transplant I gave her and her twin a haircut.
As soon as I see her bounce back she is going to be getting LST to flower her in the screen by her self once I successfully clone her.
During flowering I maintain the same watering regimen using FF Tiger bloom every other watering instead of the 3-4tbs I do 2tbs per gallon. Now 3 days ago I noticed Sheila a little yellow and I didn't know if it was my pH suffering for using tap water the last 3 weeks or because I use less nutes. Being scared I decided to go get purified water from the local mill, and I did the heavy feeding regimen of 4tbs per gallon. The very next day I saw the yellow going away. Without further ado here are my sexy ladies.
During flowering I maintain the same watering regimen using FF Tiger bloom every other watering instead of the 3-4tbs I do 2tbs per gallon. Now 3 days ago I noticed Sheila a little yellow and I didn't know if it was my pH suffering for using tap water the last 3 weeks or because I use less nutes. Being scared I decided to go get purified water from the local mill, and I did the heavy feeding regimen of 4tbs per gallon. The very next day I saw the yellow going away. Without further ado here are my sexy ladies.
Yeah the baggy will probably do, for now. You don’t have the clones in with the flowering tent do you?
I mean the baggy will work, but for pocket change you could have had two containers, one sitting on top the other upside down. That way there wouldn’t be any light being blocked from the view of the plants, like the zipper on the baggie will be doing. But, the baggy will work for now. Just make sure you open it up daily, if not a couple times a day, letting fresh air in and the old air out.
I mean the baggy will work, but for pocket change you could have had two containers, one sitting on top the other upside down. That way there wouldn’t be any light being blocked from the view of the plants, like the zipper on the baggie will be doing. But, the baggy will work for now. Just make sure you open it up daily, if not a couple times a day, letting fresh air in and the old air out.
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I have a perpetual grow going so it's one box for vegging and the tent to flower. I have a little hole in the zipper around the size of my thumb and when the zipper is folded little air flows in. Another reason why I kept the bag is the convenience it has in saving space since my vegging box atm can only hold one full grown plant. Look at my new post and you'll see my 2 set upsYeah the baggy will probably do, for now. You don’t have the clones in with the flowering tent do you?
I mean the baggy will work, but for pocket change you could have had two containers, one sitting on top the other upside down. That way there wouldn’t be any light being blocked from the view of the plants, like the zipper on the baggie will be doing. But, the baggy will work for now. Just make sure you open it up daily, if not a couple times a day, letting fresh air in and the old air out.
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So I've been gone for over a month now. Sheila turned out to be a hermie and I threw her out and disinfected the tent since I didn't want to run any risk of Delilah's or Acapulco to have any seeds. That being said I was mad at the whole project and didn't want to document at all anymore. Now I find myself in need of a timeline and some input on how it's going. Delilah's revenge is 30 days into flowering and Acapulco is now in it's 10th.
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Welcome back! Sorry to hear about the difficulties... it happens. Looks like some good smoke coming up though!
Hey! Welcome back!
like Em said, that stuff happens!
hang in there, we will help you along!
One thing I saw,, in the third picture, it looks like roots are exposed from the soil. If they dry out too much, it could result to a bad time.
throw some soil over it, and that should help, (or which ever substrate your in)
like Em said, that stuff happens!
hang in there, we will help you along!
One thing I saw,, in the third picture, it looks like roots are exposed from the soil. If they dry out too much, it could result to a bad time.
throw some soil over it, and that should help, (or which ever substrate your in)
