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So if you read my original post it was about a clone mother that had come off of a 10 year old mother blueberry that had taken on a deformity over time with the gardener having to reclone this plant 10-12 times over the years (plant stress and such.) This more or less proves genetic drift is...

This whole thread is filled with hearsay and myths... Molasses is used to encourage microherd growth in organically grown soils. If you are using chemical nutrients the molasses is doing just about nothing. Molasses works by feeding microorganisms in your soil with sugars and organic matter, in...

That's kinda what I thought, but good to have the extra info. Just in case someone does find a cheapy out there that doesn't.

I just did a post on my Bonsai LST technique, you can read it HERE if you want more info. Here are my girls, the front two are about 3 weeks out for harvest. Both are Purple Diesel. And here is the last harvest I love this thread.

You are absolutely right, I changed the post to reflect this.

I have to disagree on that JewGrow. Clones of clones do have a great rate, however if you are talking about cloning a strain off a strain for years on end, then no. Eventually you will start getting deformities, as I showed quite clearly in my post. Taking cuttings over and over off of each and...

So I have pulled some of my old experience growing bonsai's and used it towards my crop. I have set up a system which is working well for me, and I thought I would share from my tree experience, maybe something to help the weed experience. I've kept bonsai's alive for over 5 years, and although...

I have blueberry off of an original strain mother (10 years of motherhood). The clone rate is lower (maybe 40%, when everything else I do is like 95%) and there is a deformity on the leaves. A weird bumpy crinkle on the leaves. Sometimes it makes them twist up like crazy and the leaves grow...

Now that Ive moved to perpetual I've moved my thread to https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/500160-cannatricks-organic-perpetual-stadium-grow.html#post6870914 Open, feel free to comment.

So Now that I've got my room locked in, and I've got the perpetual in full tilt I've decided to start a new public grow journal for everyone to comment on and ask questions. So feel free to jump in and make suggestions. The grow was started this last August and it took a while on build and...

I have an organic indoor perpetual grow going and I have huge chemical problems with our tap water. In the first crop I had a couple of full microherd die offs that really hurt my yield. I figured I would post up the things that you can do to take these nasty things out of your tap that I had to...

The problems must have happened earlier maybe 2-3 weeks ago, this is not a current problem, but the fact that the plant has no green left to produce anything else. I've had a plants get late nutrient burn (or extreme deficiencies) and never 'finish'. It's really too hard to tell at this point...

Dude chop that thing, it looks like you had some severe problems that led to stunting late in flower (nute burn it looks like), it's not getting any riper.

Why are you exhausting the air out of the house in the first place? It will save on your heating bill, and if you vent outside 1.) your exhaust is able to be seen by infrared 2.) your losing all the great oxygen that your garden is producing to make the air in your home cleaner. As long as you...

I tie em down until the stems harden, then about 2 weeks into flower I untie them all, give it a week and retie what I think needs to be pulled back down. Here's a couple pics, you can see where the old tie downs were from the thick branches, and the new tie downs on the colas that take off too...

I use much the same set-up that you have. We have a huge compost pile for the house waste and greenhouse waste, and a ton of raised beds that we pack with goat manure and bedding over the witers. I use my deep black earth compost (make sure you run it through a screen first) along with some of...

I harvested the first 2 Purple Diesel plants on Christmas, The smoke has been amazing, tastes like a fruit roll-up took a shit in my mouth. Purple Diesel Harvest #1 it So... I've finally got the babies on a regular perpetual harvest, I've fiddled around a bit with the room, adding some extra...

You don't need to use nearly so much DE, just sprinkle a bit on the top of the soil every day. I would also make a spray with essential oils (nettle works wonders, I'm use peppermint, nettle, and thyme right now) water it down, and foliar spray your pot and the plants lightly. You don't need...

99% of the time your triploid will go to regular flowering/one leaf per node. I've tried to induce flowering earlier during the Triploid stage, but they have all changed back to regular spacing within 5-10 nodes. I don't flower plants until they are on a one leaf per node basis now, my yields...