Monster crop experiment

Dimensional Entity

Dimensional Entity

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This is one of the monster clones that I was preserving for an indoor side by side but I broke a few ribs and I wasn't able to set up the indoor grow yet. So I potted up but I may abandon this. This was the original size of the two clones I planted in the 20 gallon.
 

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GreenThumby

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What's that whitish powder in that first picture? Looks great man. You surly know your stuff and it shows. That some awesome structure you have there with all that side branching
 
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GreenThumby said:
What's that whitish powder in that first picture? Looks great man. You surly know your stuff and it shows. That some awesome structure you have there with all that side branching
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It is diatomaceous earth. I seen a few ants in there and have had problems with flying gnats in the past. I keeps a nice dry layer on top as often as possible.
 
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JDMase

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How'd you manage to get a flowered clone to root in a humidity done without mould appearing? I want to do similar on a plant 4 weeks into flower
 
Dimensional Entity

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Take cuttings that are small. You can trim the larger leaves of if you like. I mist with a solution of water and super thrive the first day and dome up. I wipe out the dome every few days and make sure the clones get fresh mist of water. Also. I never soak the jiffy after its first time. I would only mist the outside of it to encourage root growth. I never trimmed the plant until the third week of flower so I had alot of growth to choose clones from.
 

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JDMase

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Dimensional Entity said:
Take cuttings that are small. You can trim the larger leaves of if you like. I mist with a solution of water and super thrive the first day and dome up. I wipe out the dome every few days and make sure the clones get fresh mist of water. Also. I never soak the jiffy after its first time. I would only mist the outside of it to encourage root growth. I never trimmed the plant until the third week of flower so I had alot of growth to choose clones from.
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I have always read that the bigger he cutting the better chance of survival, but I will take notes and give it a go, thanks for your reply :) I hope it's successful!
 
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brox11

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Yeah. Small cuttings with just a couple leaves and the popcorn bud at the top. Then more energy will be spent on rooting instead of maintaining leaves. If you can get a node covered in root gel that's good too. Those nodes can grow some pretty good roots.
 
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