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Have you thought of Re-vegging? You already know its a beautiful female. One option would be to re-veg it and try taking some cuttings to clone. Take a little time to experiment.

you're white rhino is dominantly indica, but given the right conditions, it can express the sativa phenotype. Usually those phenotypes are the more treasured and highly regarded. You are lucky to have a white rhino with that expression.

Indica plants typically max out at 5 leaflets per fan leaf. As flowering cycle progresses, the number count decreases. Sativa plants can have more than 13 blades per fan leaf. It all depends on how long the sativa is allowed to veg.

That's amazing how many nutrients are illegal in Oregon. While Roots Organics is not on the list! http://www.aurorainnovations.org/aboutus.html They have an amazing organic line. Edit: I now see that DownOnWax recommends it.

the roots will fill the entire cup and the plant will drink a half to a whole gallon of reservoir a day. Try changing to a flowering schedule immediately to prevent enormous root growth. Or prune the roots. Or transfer to larger reservoir when the time comes.

Flo grow, That is a cool trick. Your fridge light turns off when you close the door? Down on wax, That was a wonderful explanation of how important nutrients are.

thread hijacking? Do the foliar spray bit. If there are no roots, the plant will appreciate the feed in the leaves. Usually people only foliar feed with nutes once a week. Getting a wetting agent! They pretty much make foliar feeding effective.

I know it was said it didn't deserve an answer. But I laughed so hard when Mr. Boots pointed out that you don't even need air or light or water. What's also funny is there is a product on the market for keeping something like cultures alive somehow of your mother plants in your fridge. So you...

I don't like the multiple ones in boxes thing. I feel like that wastes too much water. Transferring to a larger bucket might be advisable. But keeping each strain in its own reservoir isolates a lot of variables and allows room for experimentation. Roots can ball up pretty hard in the pitchers...

biobizz sounds like its worth looking into mr cheetah.

You my friend make me want the Mayan MZ so much more. This is out of the Humboldt Almanac: "Some Hydroponic Gardeners prefer to keep a sterile environment while others choose to incorporate biological inoculants. Media like Coco is fibrous and can colonize beneficial Bacteria and Fungi. Inert...

This is probably one of the best pages with examples of problems. I have some old pictures from last years Diesel Ryder in my profile. I have to get my grow journal going one of these days. But I use 2quart rubbermaid pitchers now. It's just one more quart than you are using. Essentially the...

Dude, you're style is so very similar to my own. I love DWC. I love RDWC Although, I have recently fallen in love with Coco. It's like mother nature's hydroponic soil. Water/solution just drains through it and yet so much is held in. Just have a good size tray for waste collect. Even more so...

the label also says if you don't have dish soap use Dyna-Gro Liquid Pro-TeKt. Any thing like "Coco Wet" or Humboldt Sticky will allow the oil to mix with water and be sprayed. Dish soap isn't my number one choice.

Thanks flogrow. I'm going to have to try Mayan in my coco then for sure. Ill share my results with the RIU.