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Clones - Bay Berry Mac 2nd round

nowayReggie

15d ago

Bay Berry Mac

Hawaiian Budline

Soil

Custom

Indoor

Room Type

Transplantation

weeks 2, 5, 7

Defoliation

weeks 5, 7

LST

weeks 7

8 L

Pot Size

0.3 L

Watering

1/6

nowayReggie Germination Week: These cuts were taken from the Bay Berry Mac 2nd round growdiary. I waited for the sex to show and took cuts from the bottom four(4) branches. I chose to wait because of the let down from the 1st attempt, which turned out to be male. This is my first time trying to reveg a cutting. As you will see.. There was successful rooting of all four(4) cuts. placed into cloneking and three(3) days later showed first signs of roots. after just a total of five(5) days the cuts were placed in soil. Being in no rush due to space constrains these were kind of justt left. didnt water too often... not too much care... As we get to flower you will see a total of two(2) plants. One plant was placed into flower too soon....that plant was pulled. One plant showed slow growth and did not want to continue with that. Thanks for checking out this grow

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Used method

Other

Germination Method

1/2

10.16 cm

24 hrs

24 °C

Weak

50 %

23 °C

1 L

0 L

50.8 cm

nowayReggie week 1 lightly watering with plain water and spraying leaves

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1/3

10.16 cm

24 hrs

24 °C

Weak

50 %

23 °C

1 L

0 L

50.8 cm

Nutrients 2

Fish Bone Meal 1.3 mll

Stonington Blend Plant Food - Coast of Maine

Stonington Blend Plant Food 3.91 mll

nowayReggie Week 2: Transplant clones #3 & #4 going to transplant one for the next two weeks and try to get a perpetual grow going

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Transplantation

Technique

1/2

10.16 cm

24 hrs

24 °C

Normal

50 %

23 °C

2 L

0 L

50.8 cm

Nutrients 2

Fish Bone Meal 1.3 mll

Stonington Blend Plant Food 3.91 mll

nowayReggie Week 5: Hope every enjoyed their holiday seasson with loved ones, hopefully! As you can see and as I said from the beginning these were basically just left alone after the other two had crashed out. The third picture is of the plant that these cuts came from. The third picture was taken a day before the first two. The cuts were transplanted when picture was taken

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Defoliation

Technique

Transplantation

Technique

1/3

17.78 cm

12 hrs

24 °C

Normal

45 %

23 °C

2 L

0 L

50.8 cm

Nutrients 4

CaMg 0.528 mll

Base A 2.906 mll

Base B 3.434 mll

nowayReggie Week 1 Flower: Transplanted both into 2 gallon pots before placing in flower tent Very limited on space. Will do the best to train these. The tent is on the arrid side in the 40s for humidity Gave them a good watering and really soaked in the soil. Had said we would use coast of maine soil but after careful thinking chose against it. Reviewing my results Since using C.OM. soil it was the fitst time battling fungus gnats.. idk if it was from where i bought the soil or if that is just standard for organic soil...but its not for me at this point in time and went back to fox forrest.

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Used techniques

LST

Technique

Defoliation

Technique

Transplantation

Technique

1/2

17.78 cm

12 hrs

24 °C

Normal

40 %

23 °C

8 L

0 L

50.8 cm

Nutrients 4

CaMg 0.264 mll

Base A 2.378 mll

Base B 2.906 mll

nowayReggie week 4 flower apologies for the gap in the diary... was having the winter blues Shes looking good though! Smells fantastically fruity!

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Happy Harvest Day!

Bay Berry Mac Hawaiian Budline

10/10

Rated

Bay Berry Mac the third strain grown from breeder Hawaiian Budline! Berry followed by Zesty Notes

Spent 37 days

Ger Veg Flo Har

29 g

Bud wet weight per plant

Plants

50.8 m²

Grow Room size

Height

Day air temperature

Air humidity

Light schedule

Night air temperature

Pot size

Lamp distance

nowayReggie My first complete grow from clones: Ultimately, it was a failure. But if I am to take the positives away it is that I learned a lot in the process. First, these clones were already beginning to flower and were reverted back to veg, instead of waiting for sex to show and then taking cuttings. Second, after that was done... They definitely needed to be vegged for longer. Third, and shame me for admitting but i reused the soil... I was over my head this grow cycle with two different plants and then this clone grow running as well. 4th- there was a battle with fungus gnats.... All in all for the results, it would have been more beneficial to just start fresh from seed. While the buds DID still come out dense AF like the plant these were cut from they were considerbly smaller.

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