Yeah, check it out. It's looking all hairy like Barry. Looking good, smelling good. I'm doing this 12/12, ya know. Got that timer, got that light fixture. I think I can do this. Ya know. Got water on tap. Nutrients in the bag. Mhm. Ya know, that fresh air is coming in thru the window. Carbon filter for odor. Yup. 3 day watering schedule - just about. Try and do fresh water then next watering, water + nutrient, then water for next time. You know. I read, don't feed every time.
So, yeah. Try and drain out that soil of excess, ya know. So yeah, it's okay. What can I say. It takes a long time. Sheesh. But can't rush nature, right? Means the scale has to be increased, that means the risk is increased. Hmm. Need that recreational legislation.
@Puffer_Bill, Yeah, I checked again today and I am seeing some roots forming. I am going to wait it out and see if I can get a little flower off of her. ๐
@Puffer_Bill,
Bill,
These white spots I am referring to appear to be little root nodules forming on the cutting I took. It's a good sign! I thought you noticed white spots on the leaves which is most likely from water/dust/minerals.
@canablizz,
That makes sense, why not just push over instead of hard work.... tying back, super cropping, you name it. ๐. But.... no, what you said about tying it down, makes perfect sense and logic. ๐๐ผ
@Puffer_Bill,
Bill, thanks! My thought process was, 'wait, i'm tying these plants down to achieve a lateral stem but I can eliminate the tying down aspect if I don't upright her.'
Thanks Bill, the white spots/film just appeared out of the blue. It's almost like a slug was in there and left that film. I did some research, could be from minerals in water, could be from misting and then dust landing on plant. Google wants me to think it is powdery mildew but I know that is not it. I've seen that first hand outdoors and it's not powder.