Warezaholic's Skid Row Closet Grow

[Old Salt]

I think I remember that you got them from Dr. Seeds. If so, they are feminized photoperiod seeds.

 

[Pennywise]

Chemdog will always be photoperiod. If it’s an auto it’s a hybrid cross with something else.

 

[warezaholic]

I just need to know what I'm in for. YouTube isn't trustworthy enough for my liking.

 

[Pennywise]

Nope YouTube is full of all kinds of bullshit.

 

[warezaholic]

Ya know what else is bulshit? Google!!!

Every question I ask Google results in being forced to read for hours and still can't find a simple answer to a simple question!

Is it legal to "GIVE AWAY" Free POT PLANTS AND or Bud" to friends in Michigan???

Time for me to consider another search engine.

 

[Pennywise]

Google you have to find a reliable source of info or it’s all bull.

 

[warezaholic]

Three Quebec Gold clone sisters Day 3

As soon as a nice root growth shows out through the bottoms 2 or 3 inches (there's a clear pathway underneath the rockwool base for the roots to just drop straight through). Then, they'll be moved to Bubbleponic baskets/buckets. Both the little plug big rockwool base cubes are wet with Rapid Start and the big cubes are only wet on the bottom half.

 

[warezaholic]

My little Auto Kush is starting into the full on budding phase with all the flowers stackiing up growing their sugar leaves. I see the results already in just a few days, of the major trimming I performed. Light is filtering inside well enough. Plus it's getting tiny infusions of rapid start with the nutes to invigorate the root mass. The same is true for all seedlings.

Occasionally I run my hand through the buding branches just to git that lemony smell on my hand. I'll try to get some close up photos on here too.

 

[Pennywise]

She's stacking really well, should be impressive later in flower.

 

[warezaholic]

I'm noticing something about this sickly Quebec Gold. I once reported about how weird this plants leaves were totally different from anything else and pennywise said it was probably genetics.

The only part of the plant that looks sick in just the areas with the weird leaves and those leaves tips always curled downward.

The entire upper half has normal leaves and are healthy! You can clearly see a line of demarcation between them. The higher up, the healthier.

Makes me feel like seymour in little shop of horrors. I feed it more it gets worse. I feed it less and still no response. Only the top part is normal.

 

[Pennywise]

Usually if you damage a plant the affected leaves won't recover but once you fix the problem new growth will be healthy.

 

[warezaholic]

This plant may just be a write off but at least the next gen can survive in clones. If it's not worth saving, I can get some really good cuttings and foster the 2 or 3 best of the group.

 

[Pennywise]

Good plan, it pays to clone.

 

[warezaholic]

Im nearly out of cloning gel.

ToDaZon 2day delivery

 

[Pennywise]

A little goes a long ways.

 

[warezaholic]

My little 7gr technoflora sample can is just about spent. Maybe enough for 2 or 3 more. But that's probably all I'll need.

 

[Pennywise]

Looks like it should do the trick!

 

[warezaholic]

Rather than trying to nurse this hopeless plant, I am cutting 4 clones to see if it's viable to start them over again! I am hoping the cutting from the very top will do better than the rest. All the cuttings were taken from the normal and healthy looking top area's including the very top, main node.

The remainder of the plant will likely be saved with other scraps for making some kind of edible later on.

I'll be closely watching them all for root development.

 

[warezaholic]

With 4 cuttings of the Quebec Gold to choose from, at least one or two worth growing should find new life. It had zero chance of flowering so, I finished off the mother to free up that side of the room...

 

[Pennywise]

Fingers crossed for your clones.