Ok I'm sorry I absolutely never use punctuation.... But I will try to start using those little dots.... But yea the keyword is try lol Night BoO I'm checking outmay I make a suggestion, use punctuation marks...your posts are a bit confusing when none are used...not trying to be the grammar police but I read what you post and it rambles a bit...just sayin...
Here's a little bit of the last grow that ended up being huge this year I'm gonna top and LST earlier because 10ft Christmas tree looking plants stand out lol guess 10ft wide plant would too LoL below this is video 2 or so weeks before harvest
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Your doing good. I have never had any luck growing in pine trees but Mississippi pines grow in red sand. . I noticed some difference this year. When I pulled up big males the roots ran out 5 feet from the plant.. The last couple years I had small roots. You know when you pull up a plant and the roots have run 4 feet across the ground and it keeps going.
I don't remember what strain they were got them from a Buddy they were his creation so unfortunately unknown and probably lost was a good strain to
That can be taken a third way, One could eat Grandma with a fork
sick focker...
I threw some out and refilled the water. I guess we will see there still looking ok idk if they will root or not. I'm giving them 1 more week and then saying oh well if I see no roots. I was gonna us the clones to make some feminized seeds with silver spray method
I never had much success cloning(50% probably) until recently. I found sticking the stem(with a fresh 45 degree cut and split into 4 quarters)in Dip N Gro then into moist dirt. Put them in a 5 gallon bucket sealed with plastic wrap with a couple of 3000 kelvin 13 watt CFL bulbs. Put the bucket on your hot water heater for warmth. Got 11 for 11. You might even be able to put a fresh cut on those. I think having a node on the stem below the soil helps too.
