Kindbud
Grower
dang they are tangled up bad bet you had a fun time untangling them lol the grow looks good tho
Should I grind up a few dried leaves and place them in the mix?
Question... My mothers are huge. They are 2' tall bushes. I usually take 20+ clones once a week. I take them right from the top. I do this to control the height. I know they say to take bottom branches becuase rooting will be faster that way, but, every branch at the top of the plant is like a bottom branch to me. You can see the pic a few posts back of my mother. That shot was taken from the top. Should I just take 10" cuttings from the top to keep the height down and root them as little trees and then take my real clones from the bottom branches and get some more side lighting? Or does it really make a difference with a mother like this?
[There is love that goes into organic growing. As weird as it may be, but maybe not too weird for this site. I have such a stronger connection with my plants while grown in soil organically. It just makes the whole growing experience that much more for me.
Eman, I love it whenever you post. Something always to add to the knowledge bank! I may need to transplant these two bushes once more half way through flowering due to the root mass already taking up 1/4 of the 1 gallon pots. I will then definitely add some dried, ground leaves to the mix.
Are you thinking of biozyme? Maybe biozome is singular, haha. I have heard many great things on that subject. I am trying to visit my hydro store as infrequently as possible, but next time I am there I will make a few investments. EDIT: No, Biozome... Sorry, I guess I was thinking about humans :huh:
Everything you do is born into flower correct? The need for the extra K and P could be due to that no? Or maybe this strain matures into flower very quickly? I will definitely keep you updated. I have a mean soil mix, that I cant even remember without looking at my products, but I will try to post it... Much simpler than yours, I can assure you!
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