ttystikk
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Like anything, the right gear turns a struggle into a blast.
Advice for life, right there.
one light one plant one pound....
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Advice for life, right there.
horribleherk
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I did a little flip/flopping today I kept the better of the blackjacks & moved the doubledream in next to it & I think this is gonna work out fine the new strain (sour'diesel-x-lemon kush) now resides in the blurple tent which is a single plant grow 
horribleherk
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the plant I kept is looking better tonight I'm seeing some improvement daily 
ttystikk
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Now that it's recovering, clean out all the crap underneath. It will take off.
horribleherk
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I've been putting off cutting off the bottom stuff until I get a little more growth out of the clones I took from her & the plant on the right needs to be cloned as well probably Monday I'll trim them up
horribleherk
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horribleherk
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I'm gonna let the plant on the right grow a little more but it's gonna get its round of training real soon 
horribleherk
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The clones are taking off & as they grow so does the prospect of starting over with the best 2
Mohican
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Awesome thread! Subbed 
When I saw the curl pictures on posts pages back I was like "Check the roots!" I have had to move a couple plants from bad conditions and it worked out both times.
One time I mixed bio-char with some crushed lava to try and make a volcanic soil. When I watered it the first time, the distinct smell of concrete came off of the mix. That was a life lesson. Moved it to ProMix and a Smart Pot and got some nice colas.
Did you ever see Scottyballs' 1 lb. plant in a water farm grow? It was Pineapple Express and not a haze plant.
I tried growing Malawi Gold indoors using his method. It was going great until I read somewhere that more than one air stone was overkill. I reduced my bubbles and got root rot.
Fortunately the clone I put outside did a bit better.
Cheers,
Mo
When I saw the curl pictures on posts pages back I was like "Check the roots!" I have had to move a couple plants from bad conditions and it worked out both times.
One time I mixed bio-char with some crushed lava to try and make a volcanic soil. When I watered it the first time, the distinct smell of concrete came off of the mix. That was a life lesson. Moved it to ProMix and a Smart Pot and got some nice colas.
Did you ever see Scottyballs' 1 lb. plant in a water farm grow? It was Pineapple Express and not a haze plant.
I tried growing Malawi Gold indoors using his method. It was going great until I read somewhere that more than one air stone was overkill. I reduced my bubbles and got root rot.
Fortunately the clone I put outside did a bit better.
Cheers,
Mo
horribleherk
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Yeah scottyballs is like the national anthem for waterfarms I didn't identify the root rot soon enough & it's pretty unforgiving I'm in the California gold country & we've had a record breaking long term heat wave so I've switched to tupur just hanging in indecision as to starting over I have high hopes for this strain (jack herer-x-blackberry kush) I thought the clawing was from over feeding at first I'm not sure if I can bring them back or not I mean they grow somewhat but nothing close to what I would call good growth characteristics they're just kind of lethargic & unresponsive the new babies have nice fuzzy white roots thanks for your input good to hear from someone who's experienced this I'm sure I'll have questions lol....Awesome thread! Subbed
When I saw the curl pictures on posts pages back I was like "Check the roots!" I have had to move a couple plants from bad conditions and it worked out both times.
One time I mixed bio-char with some crushed lava to try and make a volcanic soil. When I watered it the first time, the distinct smell of concrete came off of the mix. That was a life lesson. Moved it to ProMix and a Smart Pot and got some nice colas.
Did you ever see Scottyballs' 1 lb. plant in a water farm grow? It was Pineapple Express and not a haze plant.
I tried growing Malawi Gold indoors using his method. It was going great until I read somewhere that more than one air stone was overkill. I reduced my bubbles and got root rot.
Fortunately the clone I put outside did a bit better.
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Cheers,
Mo
horribleherk
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it might be wishful thinking on my part but I'm hoping they are gonna take off
horribleherk
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I'm starting to question my wisdom of trying to save these if I don't see some solid signs of recovery soon I'm picking the 2 best clones & starting over these plants are in a funk & I can't seem to get them to pull out of it
horribleherk
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spent a mellow day in the Forrest just picnic & a little fishing , best day I've had in a while did a little recon for camping trip in near future 
horribleherk
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yes sir that was long overdue it has been a long hot summer in less than 48 hours some of my clones have roots to the bottom of the cups nice fluffy white ones too
OnePrays
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Oh yeah those little clones will definitely bounce back and make up for the momma..
I love seeing the white fuzzy roots they just look so cool to me.
horribleherk
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Not a bite but guys in a boat caught some nice trout
horribleherk
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No but I'm workin on it !
horribleherk
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I followed the link on your signature & im gonna study your threads a bit closer as summer is slowing a bit & im finishing up insulating my shop I'm gonna return to the waterfarms one day soon the double plant setup has a remote reservoir large enough to put frozen bottles in to cool things a bit I've read numerous horror stories of the dreaded root rot but ignored them while things were going good