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I ran the first gen Platinum Huckleberry Cookies in a greenhouse a couple of seasons back. It definitely impressed.

I've found that with Rootech gel I'll get huge, translucent callouses but they take forever to root. It's even more frustrating because I can usually see what looks like trapped root tips in the callous. With Clonex the exposed tissue starts off with a bit of a bulge that gets a white sort of...

Lower growth clones easier but once you've got it down top growth will always produce a stronger growing vegetative plant faster and the difference between success rates ofclones from new/old growth should be next to nothing. I do find that more mature growth (thicker and/or harder stems) always...

I have found that it's a bit of a pain with cuttings that have thinner or weaker stems.

It's pretty normal for them to develope a thick callous before rooting. Especially when using rooting compounds.

That's been exactly my experience. Scraping isn't very effective. Instead I pinch the top and leaf stem together at the node I want to expose and peel them back. Then, just like you said, clean it up of any fibers left hanging.

Was that a fem or reg? It looks like it's straight male.

It's already in plain sight of the parking lot. If you were trying to keep it under wraps you've already pooed the scrooch.

If you leave those in the cloner longer they'll start to branch laterally which is what gives them the fish bone appearance. They'll also do that after being transplanted. You just don't get to see it if you're growing in any kind of medium.

That's ok, I got the Pure Ghost to add potency and/or faster veg to a couple of other strains I've already got. Confirmation that it can also be a good yielder is just icing on the cake.

I'm glad to see this. I'm about to start a pack or two of the Pure Ghost.

Speaking of pakalolo and climate change. The Hawaiian department of tourism hired a research group to come up with projections for most likely scenarios for the future of the islands after the climates shift. Their findings were that the most likely outcome is that the consistent winds that...

What same issue? I've only ordered from them once but it was a great experience. But on the other hand I just checked out his IG page for the first time today. There was a post with a pic of Trump's book, "The Art of The Deal". He talked Trump up as some kind of visionary businessman. If he's...

I scored the last two packs of regular seeds I could find anywhere. Hopefully I'll have a bit of luck.

We're those fem? I have a couple of packs of regs I haven't started yet.

This is the first season I planted in soil that was recycled from the indoor garden using the double digging method. That's a six foot fence for reference. The beds are raised a bit but that's still around 12'.

The easiest, and probably cheapest, way would be to order a bulk soil from a landscape supply company and amend it with a premade complete organic soil amendment. I personally use Down to Earth's Bio-Live, All Purpose, and/or Fruit, Flower and Bulb. If it's practical to dig at least a couple of...

There are too many variables to give any kind of meaningful answer. I can tell you that it's not very likely that a single plant that could supply 50 clones every 2 weeks would fit under a single 315.

This is the first I've heard of any of her solo projects being available.

The hairs are a good indication of how much growth is left and the trichomes are an indication of potency. With most strains you can time your harvest for peak yield or peak potency but the two don't usually come at the same time.