Mazar, Super Silver Haze, White Widow, Purple Urkle grow journal by iMeus

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bobo420commentedweek 16 years ago

Good luck with the grow ;)

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iMeuscommented6 years ago

@bobo420, Thank you bobo! <3

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Joni2017commentedweek 16 years ago

good luck😉👍

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iMeuscommented6 years ago

@Joni2017, Thanks Joni, much appreciated ;)

deadstockgeneticscommentedweek 16 years ago

Let’s gooo! Clone run timeee

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iMeuscommented6 years ago

@deadstockgenetics, Let the games, begin..

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The_Projexxcommentedweek 26 years ago

Sending them ladies some positive vibes man ! Best of luck on this grow and the many in the future

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iMeuscommented6 years ago

@The_Projexx, Thank you Vali! I just potted the rest, seeing if I can get one of the SSH's to live, I wanna keep the genetics if I can :)

TheGrowingProjectcommentedweek 16 years ago

🤙🏾🤙🏾

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iMeuscommented6 years ago

@TheGrowingProject,🙌🙌

ODDTODD45commentedweek 16 years ago

Woop it's SOTF all over again! Hell yeah!!

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iMeuscommented6 years ago

@ODDTODD45, Arc Survival & Sotf was fun while it lasted 💀

KilgoreTroutcommentedweek 36 years ago

About an inch of sand on top of the pots keeps the fungus gnats away. They also look overwatered. I would report them in final containers to keep that problem at bey.

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BeefWellingtonscommentedweek 36 years ago

They look over watered. Do those solo cups have holes in the bottoms? Also you should get a small ceramic heater in there to warm it up a bit at night, 50f is too cold. Good luck with your grow!

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Apprenticegrow420commentedweek 26 years ago

Fingers crossed they pull though for you buddy! Do you know why they are not taking to life well?

Sgtosocommentedweek 26 years ago

Hey bro I had problems cloning like you're having. What I researched and figured out was that the clones were shocked by the environment change. Make sure when you transplant to soil that it is drenched in room temperature water. Also might want to keep the humidity dome on for a day or two and then leave it on for a few hours a day after transplanting. My last run of clones was 100% successful using this method whereas before I was having 25-75% of them die. At this point I would recommend spraying them with water (only) to keep them moist until they bounce back. Good Luck man!

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