After 12 hours I tap them with the eraser end of a pencil!
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Do you leave them in past sinking or remove them after a certain amount of time?
Exactly intheshed! I mean I’ve never used a pencil eraser but, what Evers clean and near by lol
lol fair game after 12 hours! They usually drop1-2 taps down.
That’s great news!
I truly hope so!
On a second note, I’m hungry for a bacon cheeseburger now!!
lol fair game after 12 hours! They usually drop1-2 taps down.
That’s great news!
I truly hope so!On a second note, I’m hungry for a bacon cheeseburger now!!
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Exactly intheshed! I mean I’ve never used a pencil eraser but, what Evers clean and near by lol
lol fair game after 12 hours! They usually drop1-2 taps down.
That’s great news!
On a second note, I’m hungry for a bacon cheeseburger now!!
Until this past year he would not touch one. Small victories (are big).
when a man, has a hankering for a bacon cheeseburger! Your damn right he’s going to mow one of those down!!
Lol damn I’m super hungry now! I get to go in and eat cold pizza. Which normally is a god sent, but not when we’re talking about a big greasy bacon cheese burger, served hot!
lol jokes aside, that is a huge victory!
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I’m about to plant these guys. Not quite 24 hours in warm water on a seedling warmer:
Durban Poison
Big Bid
Purple Orange CBD
Wedding Cake
OG Kush and Skywalker Kush look about ready to pop, too.
Durban Poison
Big Bid
Purple Orange CBD
Wedding Cake
OG Kush and Skywalker Kush look about ready to pop, too.
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The older clones are greening up again. The newer clones look great. They are about to get some new friends.
I always think into soil as soon as possible and especially if it’s cracked already. I usually soak for 12-24 hours and if they crack even a little in that time I whip them out and plant! Often I plant at 12 hours if they’ve been sunk a long time. There is some stuff i read a few years ago about not letting them suit in water once they have popped as it can stunt them for further development - a semi drowning that they don’t get over easily. I’ll see if i can find it 
Awesome lineup you have to this run, i meant to say
Awesome lineup you have to this run, i meant to say
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Thanks, Amy. I worked today so I do what I can when I can. They were all at least cracked. Did not expect tap roots so quickly! These gals are rarin’ to go! I’m fortunate to have to good strains and more ready to go the next round.
Ready!
In soil. A seedling warmer is under the tray.
Domes on.
Ready!
In soil. A seedling warmer is under the tray.
Domes on.
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Buds are starting to lean. I’ve tried getting them tied to a stake. Some are still leaning. Running out of time tonight. Do I need to stake each Bud? Best way to tie them? Will they straighten up now that I have them anchored at least? Gonna put the group pics here.
P.S. my hands are sticky from the plants.
P.S. my hands are sticky from the plants.
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So to set the days:
today is day 42 of 12/12.
today is also day 1(one) of the new grow in soil.
So in the flower tent it’s Douglas Adams day. (You nerds will get it)
today is day 42 of 12/12.
today is also day 1(one) of the new grow in soil.
So in the flower tent it’s Douglas Adams day. (You nerds will get it)
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One Bud shot of NL
Plant yoyos are the most versatile for supporting the floppy buds. Hang them from the top of the tent.
They're about a buck each on Amazon.
They're about a buck each on Amazon.
Oh that northern lights is delectable
That was fairly quick gettingthem in soil - they don’t need the domes, as seedlings. That’s more clones. Seedlings risk dampening off if they’re too humid when coming up. Folks succeed with them i’m Sure, jus’ sharing what I know
I envy the scale of your garden - sort of!
I’d be stoked to have that many plants but it sure must be a lot of work!
That was fairly quick gettingthem in soil - they don’t need the domes, as seedlings. That’s more clones. Seedlings risk dampening off if they’re too humid when coming up. Folks succeed with them i’m Sure, jus’ sharing what I know
I envy the scale of your garden - sort of!
I’d be stoked to have that many plants but it sure must be a lot of work!- Thread starter
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No yo! I mean like this:
On Amazon search "plant yoyo" and you'll have many choices!
On Amazon search "plant yoyo" and you'll have many choices!
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NM, Shed. I found some.
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Oh that northern lights is delectable
That was fairly quick gettingthem in soil - they don’t need the domes, as seedlings. That’s more clones. Seedlings risk dampening off if they’re too humid when coming up. Folks succeed with them i’m Sure, jus’ sharing what I know
I envy the scale of your garden - sort of!
It's a lot of work but I simplify it as much as I can. I don't stress nearly as much as when I first started. That helps.
I had pretty good success with this method the first go around. Hopefully it doesn't let me down. After they come up I'll likely remove the domes since the humidity is pretty well controlled now. For now it helps not to have to come back and spray the top of the soil as often - part of my simplification.- Thread starter
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No yo! I mean like this:
On Amazon search "plant yoyo" and you'll have many choices!
Thanks. I'll have to get some along with some string or something to attach them to the top support poles.
Surely in a garage that size there's some string lying around .
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