fdd's starting early ----- Outdoor '08

those look good!!!!!!

this is cool .........

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i cant imagine what your yard smells like in september, your neighbors must love it

Originally Posted by primeralives

i cant imagine what your yard smells like in september, your neighbors must love it

sept? it smells now.

my cuttings are showing roots. i saw the first roots after 6 days. i have 2 potted with the rest on their way. looks like 2 might not make it.



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Jesus dude, seriously what do you feed those things? Im looking for a good nute for my outdoor plants, something that will increase yields of course. Im gonna attempt to take cuttings from my jack herer and widow skunk but im unsure on how old the plants should be so its safe to take cuttings ? I want to take the cuttings than let the mother finish growing.

Originally Posted by fdd2blk

this is cool .........

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Looks like your in a jungle.....

Are we hiding the hijack way in the back ?? lol

Originally Posted by TheGardenMan

Jesus dude, seriously what do you feed those things? Im looking for a good nute for my outdoor plants, something that will increase yields of course. Im gonna attempt to take cuttings from my jack herer and widow skunk but im unsure on how old the plants should be so its safe to take cuttings ? I want to take the cuttings than let the mother finish growing.

when your plants branch size is around 1/8 inch thats the best time to cut clones, not the main stalk but the side shoots should be 1/8 inch thick. the lower,and older shoots are best as they have been there majority of the plants life and the stems are much more strong then new shoots. just make sure your blades are fresh ones or are sterile.cut at a 45 degree angle and dip them in water until your clone gel is ready or you can go straight into the gel then the medium.w/e you do dont cut them and leave them exposed to air, that will get air bubbles lodged into the stem and kill it. make sure they are humid as there are no roots and they will need extra water absorbed through the leafs.misting them daily will help speed up the process. also make sure the roots see no light but the top does but not to strong of light.sun will kill them if they get to much of it. mild light and humidity will make or break your clonesthats how i do it and it has worked many times i usually get about 98% success rate.right now im rooting some clones using just plain old water.no rooting hormone or anything,i want to see which produces the best root system.also willow tincture works good.