Clones'Love

These are 9 clones I took, 5 off a Bruce Banner #3 by Original Sensible and 4 off a Mango Sapphire by HSO. Both mothers are no longer mother plants. They are flowering in my main room and are about to be done. A week for the Mango Sap. and 2 wks for BB#3 or so... It took the clones about 2 weeks to root and about 3 1/2 weeks to get to were they are now. At the moment, clones are in 1 lt pots, soon to be moved to 7 lt. Two of the Bruce Banner clones actually have already moved in their new 7lt home and the look great! I would have transplanted all of them if I had the space.. So, in about 2 wks, when the flowering room is empty, I'll transplant them all and move them to the main room. So far I haven't done much training but I will soon enough. Soil. I started off these plants in BioBizz LightMix. When they get transplanted though they go to a more enriched mix. I mix Biobizz AllMix with 20% Worm Hummus, Guanokalong Powder 5gr/lt and coco to make my substrate irrigate better, ( 5:1. soil to coco). I also add BioTabs' Mycotrex Nutrients plan: I started off these plants in BioBizz LightMix with just water. Now I am adding a foliar feeding with BioBizz FISHmix+Alga-mic + Acti-Vera , each one 2ml/lt - couple times a week. Once plants move to the main room and before they start to bloom the will be transplanted in the above described mix and they will follow a BioTabs regime, ( Tablets, Bactrex, Orgatrex , PK boost 5-8 ) Finally, Delta 9, will be applied 4 times durinng Flowering stage.

These are 9 clones I took, 5 off a Bruce Banner #3 by Original Sensible and 4 off a Mango Sapphire by HSO. Both mothers are no longer mother plants. They are flowering in my main room and are about to be done. A week for the Mango Sap. and 2 wks for BB#3 or so... It took the clones about 2 weeks to root and about 3 1/2 weeks to get to were they are now. At the moment, clones are in 1 lt pots, soon to be moved to 7 lt. Two of the Bruce Banner clones actually have already moved in their new 7lt home and the look great! I would have transplanted all of them if I had the space.. So, in about 2 wks, when the flowering room is empty, I'll transplant them all and move them to the main room. So far I haven't done much training but I will soon enough. Soil. I started off these plants in BioBizz LightMix. When they get transplanted though they go to a more enriched mix. I mix Biobizz AllMix with 20% Worm Hummus, Guanokalong Powder 5gr/lt and coco to make my substrate irrigate better, ( 5:1. soil to coco). I also add BioTabs' Mycotrex Nutrients plan: I started off these plants in BioBizz LightMix with just water. Now I am adding a foliar feeding with BioBizz FISHmix+Alga-mic + Acti-Vera , each one 2ml/lt - couple times a week. Once plants move to the main room and before they start to bloom the will be transplanted in the above described mix and they will follow a BioTabs regime, ( Tablets, Bactrex, Orgatrex , PK boost 5-8 ) Finally, Delta 9, will be applied 4 times durinng Flowering stage.

well, I had been too busy to post the pictures and write some stuff so I'll be filling the blanks late.. At week 5 I've been keeping those clone girls in a stand still (as much as possible until the moms are done...) Can't transplant them to their bigger pots until I move them in to my main room. All Mango Sapphire start to show signs of stress and they don't look as happy... I hope they can hang for a tiny bit longer...

Finally! Just cut down those moms! I had let tem stay a bit of an extra time just to see a ~15% amber trichomes. And... I moved the clones to the main room! I should had moved them earlier to a better environment but that was the best I could do. Some transplanting has occurred but not yet for all plants. Mango Sapphs seem to have suffered with that extra wait... I will be applying BoomBoom Spray from Biotabs to help overcome the stress

Well, it is obvious the Mango Sapph's suffered that extra week of waiting to go to the main room in those 1lt pots... BoomBoom foliar application seem to have made things a lot better than it was. However, when you compare the BB#3s with the Mangos you can tell they are lacking of that deep green color.. Anyhow, I strongly believe they will swiftly recover. They are in a nice environment, in their new spacious pots with very special prepared soil with all sorts of goodies in 'em! And last but not least I've got a flow of wholla lotta love I give'em , how can they go wrong 😉😅