IDC Outdoors

FUNBUDZ So these are some clones from my current indoor grow I got going on. Figured I would make them a separate diary since they will be going outdoors for the season and got a good feeling these are going to be some trees outside. We will see what comes. 5 of the 6 plants rooted very easily with clonex gel. The 1 of 6 is having a slow start and is very stunted compared to the others but have no doubts it will survive. Once they are outside more consistent updates will be documented.

FUNBUDZ Okay, 2 of the clones are obviously growing at a much faster rate and was my favorite pheno of the 3 different mothers. Started showing cal/mag deficiency, pH was within range and ppm was good. Took those 2 plants and transplanted them into larger pots with fresh fox farm ocean forest soil. I mixed a cal/mag solution about 3x normal strength and misted plants to help resolve nutrient issue faster by absorbing through leaves and bypassing the normal root pathway. Hopefully our spring weather shows up soon and I can place directly into ground, sit back, and enjoy admiring your hard work.

FUNBUDZ So we are down to 4 plants. 2 of them I ditched because the mother they came from hermed. Had to add some dolomite lime to help with cal/mag issue and to help keep the soil at a stable pH level. They should start bouncing back soon. This week I'm going to start putting them outside throughout the day so they start getting used to the sunlight. Transplant shock wont be so bad then. They got about 3 more weeks before they get moved outdoors permanently.

FUNBUDZ Okay so we did some LST and plants were fully bouncing back. This outside weather has been screwing me with getting them outside. They were getting rather large so decided to clone the best pheno only from the indoor grow. Now I have 12 plants that will be going outdoors instead of 4. This will give me 2 weeks to let them root very well and can handle some nutes and be able to go directly outside by that time anyways. This way I'll have much better odds as these are going far out in the woods.