Custom Breeder & Strain Female Seeds - Citradelic Sunset grow diary (journal) week3 by Dankezt

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no not really , just want to keep her healthy maybe boost her soil every 4 to 5 weeks... main thing is you want her to keep vegging well enough to be able to produce cuttings regularly... it's all about how you take a root the clones , really. does that make sense ? 🚀

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CRiSPrGrowcommented6 years ago

@Dankezt, DISCLAIMER haven t actually done it on cannabis yet ! but yeah i'm the same as you, following the instructions on the clonex / oxicloner basically - having fun with my new kit 😂 seen a fair amound of youtubes basically , and the nutrients for the mother is basically what my organic nutrients schedule calls for... simple as that... and you know you're doing the right thing when you have successful cuttings... simple as that again....

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Dankeztcommented6 years ago

@CRiSPrGrow, how do you like to take cuttings? I usually do it before lights off after a nice 🦊 sledgehammer cycle. I like them between 3”-6” tall. I disinfect the clippers and a razor blade. Cut at a 45 degree angle and use the razor and ever so gently scrape off the outer purple hairy cellulose layer and drop in some Clonex and then after a short soak into the oxycloner with a 5:1 water to Hydrogen Peroxide mixture. Also take a qtip with some H2O2 and dab the plant where you took the cuttings and then I used to cover the wound with liquid rubber but I don’t anymore and don’t have issues.

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Dankeztcommented6 years ago

@CRiSPrGrow, thank you I appreciate the feedback.

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Stickcommentedweek 36 years ago

Hi @Dankezt! To me it's all about your medium: some soil bags will cover your plant's needs for months, you would only need to add some Nitrogen for an extended vegetative stage. But some light mixes or soiless mediums such as coco will really benefit from a good feeding schedule, with basic nutrients (N, P, K) and also various additives (humic, fulvic, molasses & sugars, amino acids, ...). A good way to reduce costs for mother plants is to go organic: by making & using your own compost you can give the plant everything it needs with only trashes from your kitchen/garden. Hope this makes sense, happy growing! 👊

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Dankeztcommented6 years ago

@Stick, hey thank you. That’s a lovely thorough response with a recommendation to boot. I’m checking out how to make my compost the most potent.

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