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. 😀
@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. 😉. But.... no, what you said about tying it down, makes perfect sense and logic. 👍🏼
@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.