A few probably are to be expected shit in my ez cloner I had 64. One of the plug trays has 75 and the other cube tray has about 40. No didn't trim any leaves. I usually do been having bad clone luck. So I left them on them. I'll be hitting them with a foliar tea tomorrow. That should help.
I've always heard that thin mints was an easy rooter.
I use to do great with clones a few years ago I did 400+ with no issues I maybe lost about 20.
Kewl bro, I thought I heard GSC was hard to clone. Those rooted very fast.
That's what I've herd there a bitch to root but I've had no problems get roots and into soil in 7 days
Louie is a tough one. My buddy said his took 3 weeks + regularly no matter how he did it. Ez Cloner, rockwool, jiffy plugs..etc
You get enough sun with that?Here you go.I think the auction would be cheaper but you could check Harbor Freight and Grainger.
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Size doesn't matter. They are big enough for me.Those are the smallest plants I've ever seen.... And you should put them in the sun an out of the shade...... Lol nice Garden dude
I am getting into composting more and more, and love the idea of organic soils and everything... I like how you're usin mother nature
I use the shade for privacy more than anything else. If I pulled the top and didn't care I could easily head towards 8-10ft but I need to keep them below 6. This season will be much better with less plants yielding the same amount.
I was in smartpots, I let the worms get to some, and I was getting married about the same time I should have been harvesting. I pulled about 2 weeks early in most cases. Still had a 5# harvest but could have packed on at least 1 more with the setup that I had. This season I am in ground for the most part with only 2 being in smartpots. I don't have to worry about pulling early, my soil is better this season and I have much more of it than the pots could handle, and I have more time to dedicate to this grow than ever before.
Sweet! How is the PCM curing?
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