pccdrom
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screwing.
would of been a nice experiment to watch
Home.grower: home.made Flood & Drain w/Xtra Cheese PLZ!!
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would of been a nice experiment to watch
home.grower
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Back in business once again!
So I wasn't able to let rip on the hydro a little while ago, but I'm now able to commence some kind of water culture.
I obtained 10 Cheese cuttings from a reputable source. They weren't close to rooting when I got them 01-18-2007, I think they were freshly done for my arrival. I put them straight into the incubator using the same technique as my last working method. They have been in 13 days but I just haven't been bothered to take any action just yet. I haven't sprayed them at all, but having the clay balls in the bottom of the propagator moistened with a small amount of mild nutes has proved useful in providing adequate humidity and food for the rooting clones.
Since I currently have a bloom op going I'll wait until I can empty and clean the bloom room before firing up the homebrew.
As I have 10 clones, 8 of which I will be blooming right away, I'll be keeping 2 back as mothers and I'll also have to create another flood and drain table to cope with the 5 extra plants instead of the earlier anticipated 3.
Stand by for developments.
Current soil cheese grow is not doing too bad, but I see hydro doing greater things elsewhere. I shall be LSTing these ladies while vegging them under 600wHPS. I have a few materials to purchase but nothing that will halt my progress.
One major component which will be employed for experimental purposes is Advanced Nutrients latest 2Part addition to their range:
I think its a bit over priced, likely to pay the graphic designer of the label. Standby for later updates.
So I wasn't able to let rip on the hydro a little while ago, but I'm now able to commence some kind of water culture.
I obtained 10 Cheese cuttings from a reputable source. They weren't close to rooting when I got them 01-18-2007, I think they were freshly done for my arrival. I put them straight into the incubator using the same technique as my last working method. They have been in 13 days but I just haven't been bothered to take any action just yet. I haven't sprayed them at all, but having the clay balls in the bottom of the propagator moistened with a small amount of mild nutes has proved useful in providing adequate humidity and food for the rooting clones.
Since I currently have a bloom op going I'll wait until I can empty and clean the bloom room before firing up the homebrew.
As I have 10 clones, 8 of which I will be blooming right away, I'll be keeping 2 back as mothers and I'll also have to create another flood and drain table to cope with the 5 extra plants instead of the earlier anticipated 3.
Stand by for developments.
Current soil cheese grow is not doing too bad, but I see hydro doing greater things elsewhere. I shall be LSTing these ladies while vegging them under 600wHPS. I have a few materials to purchase but nothing that will halt my progress.
One major component which will be employed for experimental purposes is Advanced Nutrients latest 2Part addition to their range:
I think its a bit over priced, likely to pay the graphic designer of the label. Standby for later updates.
pccdrom
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very nice cuttings can i see a few roots?Back in business once again!
So I wasn't able to let rip on the hydro a little while ago, but I'm now able to commence some kind of water culture.
I obtained 10 Cheese cuttings from a reputable source. They weren't close to rooting when I got them 01-18-2007, I think they were freshly done for my arrival. I put them straight into the incubator using the same technique as my last working method. They have been in 13 days but I just haven't been bothered to take any action just yet. I haven't sprayed them at all, but having the clay balls in the bottom of the propagator moistened with a small amount of mild nutes has proved useful in providing adequate humidity and food for the rooting clones.
Since I currently have a bloom op going I'll wait until I can empty and clean the bloom room before firing up the homebrew.
As I have 10 clones, 8 of which I will be blooming right away, I'll be keeping 2 back as mothers and I'll also have to create another flood and drain table to cope with the 5 extra plants instead of the earlier anticipated 3.
Stand by for developments.
Current soil cheese grow is not doing too bad, but I see hydro doing greater things elsewhere. I shall be LSTing these ladies while vegging them under 600wHPS. I have a few materials to purchase but nothing that will halt my progress.
One major component which will be employed for experimental purposes is Advanced Nutrients latest 2Part addition to their range:
I think its a bit over priced, likely to pay the graphic designer of the label. Standby for later updates.
interesting...
home.grower
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^^^ if that is the case then after I use it I'll be in a better position to respond ^^^
home.grower
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Might not be all its cracked up to be, true. I used Mother Earth on its own and it was ok. I used a little bit of sensi with some mother earth and it was great in comparrison to the Mother Earth on its own. Sensi is pretty good. I just expect Connoisseur to be the doggs, whether combined or singular. Hopefully Remo will have a show on urbangrower dot com soon with test results from the new product.
home.grower
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I'm down to nine cheeses. 22 days later and they're still in the propagator. They've been ready for ages. I've only recently emptied the bloom room. ...Shall be cleaning up and setting up tomorrow. I think I will bloom all 9 rooted clones as I'm currently in a position where I need not keep any cheese mothers atm.. I can, instead focus on other things in the veg room and just acquire cheese cutz as and when I need them, or re think having a cheese mother. Standby for updates, coming soon
home.grower
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Thats right but at some point i may choose to flood continuously
home.grower
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Oh I see, could be quite interesting to follow...
home.grower
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I've potted 6 cheeses and placed 3 cheese on the flood system.
They are all curling up. Both the hydro clones and potted clones look very shocked. At first I thought is was hot soil. I'm using B'Cuzz Special Mix, Canna Pro + and Canna Terra Pro.
Canna Terra has nutrients blended into it. I didn't check the label!! But the hydro clones are sitting in net pots filled with washed clay balls. They're all looking terrible!!
That's the cheese
There is a White Russian mother that I've added to absorb some of the 600W 18/6. She is doing fine. She did have a friend, but I spotted signs of balls on him so he no longer exists. This lady however is displaying her pistils. She was brought up from seed and look forward to cloning her.
Back to the cheese! I'm not observing and positive change. They do look SHIT now they are in here. I hope the next fey days will bring me some luck!!
Those are just a few clipping I'm going to use for a little cheesy hash
They are all curling up. Both the hydro clones and potted clones look very shocked. At first I thought is was hot soil. I'm using B'Cuzz Special Mix, Canna Pro + and Canna Terra Pro.
Canna Terra has nutrients blended into it. I didn't check the label!! But the hydro clones are sitting in net pots filled with washed clay balls. They're all looking terrible!!
That's the cheese
There is a White Russian mother that I've added to absorb some of the 600W 18/6. She is doing fine. She did have a friend, but I spotted signs of balls on him so he no longer exists. This lady however is displaying her pistils. She was brought up from seed and look forward to cloning her.
Back to the cheese! I'm not observing and positive change. They do look SHIT now they are in here. I hope the next fey days will bring me some luck!!
Those are just a few clipping I'm going to use for a little cheesy hash