The rooster
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Seedling looks great shed! As does the gold leaf we were so worried about. Big strides since it was in the cloning box
InTheShed Grows Inside & Out: Jump In Any Time
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With help from this place!
Not so sure about the seedling though. It is still alive even with the broken tap root a week ago so that's a good sign
.Thanks Roost!
The rooster
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With help from this place!
Not so sure about the seedling though. It is still alive even with the broken tap root a week ago so that's a good sign
Thanks Roost!
Yea seedling survived. They are really fragile so if it's still popping off nodes I'd say you dodged a bullet. Be careful on supporting her stem with straws. It makes the step rely on the straw for stability and it won't stand on her own. If I may, I would suggest changing buckets and adding an inch of dirt for support on the stem and then let the fan blow it around a little bit. The constant blowing around almost tipping over works the stem out and makes it stronger and thicker. This giving you a healthier higher yielding plant in the end. Best of luck shed. I think things look top notch from 2 months ago brother
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Tuesday and here's what I did. Rooster suggested (above) that I transplant Sour G into a new pot an inch deeper to help support the skinny stem. I was skittish about pulling it out of the solo cup and moving it, fearing that possible further root damage would be the result.
So what I did (after taking off the straw) was pull the screening out of the one of the holes at the bottom and, with a wooden stick, scraped out about an inch of dirt. Then I pushed the entire cup of soil down to fill in the gap and put more soil on top. Maybe not quite an inch but when I up-pot it I'll bury it to the cotyledons. Then I gave it some distilled water as a peace offering for its troubles.
Here it is. Bugs not bothered by the DE yet (WTF?):
When it's in the shed I've got an oscillating fan in the oval of brightness® that keeps the stem vibrating as it passes. We shall see!
Have a great day 420 fam.
So what I did (after taking off the straw) was pull the screening out of the one of the holes at the bottom and, with a wooden stick, scraped out about an inch of dirt. Then I pushed the entire cup of soil down to fill in the gap and put more soil on top. Maybe not quite an inch but when I up-pot it I'll bury it to the cotyledons. Then I gave it some distilled water as a peace offering for its troubles.
Here it is. Bugs not bothered by the DE yet (WTF?):
When it's in the shed I've got an oscillating fan in the oval of brightness® that keeps the stem vibrating as it passes. We shall see!
Have a great day 420 fam
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I may have to borrow that awesome transplant technique! Ingenuity at Its finest.
The rooster
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Yea that was smart shed
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That's how I developed my transplant regimen!
Awesome stuff shed!
Looking better already Shed!
Those look like they might be aphids(?) Either an insecticidal soap (like Safer), or a cheap homemade mix of 1/2 tsp dish soap (Ivory, not Dawn) in a quart of water, should knock them right down.
Those look like they might be aphids(?) Either an insecticidal soap (like Safer), or a cheap homemade mix of 1/2 tsp dish soap (Ivory, not Dawn) in a quart of water, should knock them right down.
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I thought aphids were black but maybe these are a different breed. If I can't use Dawn will Ajax dish soap work? I think those are my two choices until I get to Home Depot.
The rooster
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Do you have a maginifying glass? Check out the leaves and see if you can spot them and get a close up
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Oh I'm pretty sure they look like this!
[see what you missed when you didn't sub to my 2nd auto grow Roost?]
The rooster
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That is a mess lol i would cry if I saw that. I see aphids and all kinds of shit. There's a spider mite too right corner. Gnats. The works lol
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I'd be screaming "BURN IT WITH FIRE!!"
Oh I'm pretty sure they look like this!
[see what you missed when you didn't sub to my 2nd auto grow Roost?]
dude ... it makes me itch
wtf i didnt notice that spidermite before .. woa ... its in plain sight and still ... and the gnat is it to the right of the central vein and the mite??
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Everything turned out okay in the end:
Two autos outdoors in the winter: 105 grams dried plus 46 grams dried trim and larf (cooked into topical oil, works like a charm!).
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