Indoor and outdoor perpetual harvests with seeds and clones

I need help!! I just got a clone and transported it to my garden... in my car it was hot as hell and the tops brushed on my super hot car, it was cramped, and even though he told me it was watered well in the morning I suspect it wasn't, and it is hot as hell out side with a strong hot dry sun that is burning the leaves... she is not happy at all (though the other three are very content). I watered right after I got home and gave her some nutes the next day... she is in a 12'' pot... what should I do????

I got a harvested plant, and since the trim wasn't that great I let it dry completely and am using it as a mulch and part of the drainage system for the clone I just got... should I have any worry of rot? The three are still doing very well and I am almost completely sure they are all three female. i trimmed some of the fan leaves off of the clone, its hairs are starting to come out... the top two main shoots got wind and sun burned, and I don't know how thats going to turn out or what to do about it, I set up some plywood around the garden to help keep out the wind, and tommorow I am going to put some black netting over them to reduce heat, as well as install a mist system (so that the mist just goes up about 6-10 inches, enough to cool the low air. With the larger clone not doing so well I am somewhat apprehensive to transplant tommorow, dosed her with fish emulsion today and prepared the place she is going... I know the new set up would be a lot better for her, lower to the ground (less wind), roots under the ground to help keep them cool, I will mulch it and it will also have a mister set up. I will probably only turn on the misters during the hottest parts of the day... My question is whether or not I should transplant her tommorow when she is not happy?

well, since those seedlings are doing so well... I thought that I might as well start some more. Two Don Juan seeds, and one Cinderella 99, one super skunk. Im hoping to get maybe a couple o....z...'s out of each of them. I talked to someone that knows a lot about gardening, and was told that transplanting now would be just perfect, that it might make it more potent, and am getting netting almost as I write. Next set up the loop mist system, see how the transplant goes, see how the seedlings go... veggies are doing great too. The wind problem is being solved by a fifty foot by 4 foot roll of sheet plastic. should be perfect... 92 degrees in the garden today... 99-104 every where else here, so it should be a perfect 84-87 degrees once every thing is all set up. also looking at a humidity flux between 15-30%. Carbonated water will be my preferred method of giving the extra CO2 boost. I added p.h. stabilizer today, everything seems to be going well... security measures are even almost finished. I will start taking pics as soon as everything is completely set up..... like tomorrow...

Can you give me some specifics on the grow? What kind of light, what kind of nutes, pot size etc etc..

Tom

its an outdoor grow, so the light is the sun, local Cali organic nutes (the garden store is close), windy here lately, and during the summers it gets to about 110 degrees outside. I just got the set up pretty much finished (I think). The three that I originally started are in ten gallon pots, they are buried under the ground to keep the roots nice and cool (at about 65-70 degrees). I used the dried trim from a recently harvested plant as mulch to increase the humidity and help keep the surface soil cool. I set up a mist system to keep the temp down to (hopefully) around 85-90. I water with nutes every other day (1 quart water, 1tblspn earth juice 0-1-1 for flowering, 1.25 tblspns of 2-1-1 to keep em vegging good) and with 1/2 gallon plain 6.8 ph water on the in between day. I also have landscaping netting up to keep the hot dry sun from burning them (and help with darkness for flowering). I transplanted the clone that I got today, the one that has not been happy. She is about 36 inches tall topped at about 18-20 inches and branching out. After the transplant I watered with 1 tspn superthrive mixed in with 2 gallons water to relieve some of the stresses she has been under lately. Her new pot is underground as you will see in the pics tomorrow, its about 20-30 gallons, with a 12'' hole in the bottom that goes into a little aerated compartment under the pot. In the compartment is some almost finished compost, some of the trim that I used to mulch the other three, and potting soil that was all soaked in together over a bunch of broken up brick (for drainage, and the brick was covered with a plastic bag with slits in it). Around my garden I have a 3 mm thick sheet of sheet plastic to block the strong winds. I will start adding carbonated water in two or three days. I am wondering lately about the outdoor flowering cycle here. I planted them in the beginning of June, always outside... the three are about the same size 10-14" and I will probably top them the day after tomorrow. I know its late in the season, but I think with the four seeds that I planted today, that I should get something decent (at least some cuttings to move indoors for the winter). Any ways my head is spinning, time to roll one up..... what do you guys think... any posters welcome, advice welcome.... peace all...

It sounds real good dragon. You seem to have an overall plan and that is always a good idea. Good luck with the topping, it should go great though. Keep us posted, I'll be following this. Psyched for the pics too hah

Tom

ok... so here are the pics I just took... at day 18 (from sprout), and they are all looking healthy to me. If you look at the top of the larger one, you will see the tops that got windburn (I have already removed the dead leaves). But she is coming back just fine! you can see the pots that i planted the seeds in around the base of the clone. also around the base of the clone (the larger one) is dirt piled up, because I didn't fill in around the pot at all, just put the soil around the top so it will slowly seep in and help keep things cool and aerated. What do you guys think about Fox Farm soils?

so I measured.... they are all actually in between 10-12 inches. The clone is 32 inches.turned the mist system on, but I am not sure if it is shaded enough to make a difference. Any one care to guess how much I could get out of them supposing they are all females? Is that a good amount of growth for eighteen days?