OahuGrown said:
I use a Pair of Daytons
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I use a Pair of Daytons
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grapepunched
things are looking great....
do you ever cut back any root systems when transplanting???
or just add new soil underneath the roots? or both?
sorry if you've already answered this but you do use some very small
bottles and I wonder how often transplants occur....
thanks DrBud and k+
-gp
do you ever cut back any root systems when transplanting???
or just add new soil underneath the roots? or both?
sorry if you've already answered this but you do use some very small
bottles and I wonder how often transplants occur....
thanks DrBud and k+
-gp
grapepunched said:
They are transplanted ....only the one time from the perlite(Cloner) to the soil mix in the bottles....then they sit under 24 hour light til they hit the "Start Point" for each different strain....then it's off to flowering
Back when I grew large plants I just cut the bottom 2-3 inches off the pot (1Gallon)and put it in a Large pot (15 gallon Tub)....I only did that for awhile then I got turned onto SOG in 1987 and it all been "Plantlets" since then
hippie hill
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ok thanks for the info im gunna try to add a tea maybe i gotta build a new box and im kinda stumed on the ventaltion side of things im gunna put a ? in the design forum and i might just build it so i can brew
every one please vote on the photo noms this mounth there is a very interesting blueberry plant
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every one please vote on the photo noms this mounth there is a very interesting blueberry plant
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Pig-Pen
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DrBudGreengenes said:
No I understand all that.
Since this is a no-veg system, do the size of the clones you take correspond to the determined sweet spot, e.g. you have to take 2" cuts from strain A, 7" cuts from strain B?
I'm assuming that all the plants in the cell have been maintained at the same elevation or do you boost the shorties closer to the light until they catch up?
If not, the couple of smaller clones that stretched insanely, would they have stretched as much if they were in less crowded, more lit environment?
I'm trying to determine, in this case, to what extent extreme plant densities and light deprivation affect the initial flower stretch and if there's any pattern as to which strains are more or less affected by it.
Pig-Pen said:
My studies show that it is influenced more by container size and clone physical size at 12/12...than any other factor
You folks will eventually realize that Horticulture is more to me than just Lights-Pots-and Some Dirt....My Mentor Dr.Julius Wadekamper was one of the Best in the World
Julius Wadekamper (1930 - 2001)
A teacher by profession, Julius Wadekamper earned a master's degree in horticulture at the University of Minnesota. His interest in lilies and their culture began in his teens, but it was not until he returned from a teaching post in Brazil that he began to hybridize lilies.
Wadekamper worked to develop early and late blooming lilies so as to extend the season. His
special interest was brushmarks. "Pumpkin Pie" and "Willowwood" are two of his early introductions in that series. A later introduction, "Purple Reign" is truly spectacular. He worked on perfecting "Purple Reign" for 17 years.
In 1972 he founded a commercial organization to make amateur hybridizer's beautiful lilies available to the public. This company was called Borbeleta Gardens which introduced and marketed for more than 50 different growers. "Snow Lark" won the Best in Show in London and the next year the Queen Mother requested the lilies from Borbeleta for the wedding of Prince Charles and the Princess Diana.
The North America Lily honoured Julius Wadekamper with the E.H. Wilson Award in 1984 for his outstanding contribution. He wrote a judges' training handbook and started the judges' instructor's meetings. In 1995 he helped to form the species Lily Preservation Society.
Julius Wadekamper introduced 66 lilies which he hybridized himself. You can find three of these in our Historical Garden - "Winnie", "Peach Delight" and "Miss Alice" (synonym "Senhora Alice") which was named for his mother.
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Hello there Dr.Bud. I have a question for you. What type of cfls are you useing for your grow? I was homedepot today and they only had the philips daylight bulb. It has 42 watts, 2850 lumens ans on the back it says 6500k. I didn't see the warm white bulbs I think you said you used. I am not to familiar with the different light spectrums so I was wondering is this a good bulb to use for a setup like yours or is it the wrong bulb for flower as I think I heard that this porticular bulb was for veg only?
Thanks for all the info btw.
Thanks for all the info btw.
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dude06version
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so you abandoned your 10-15-10 shultz and superthrive feeding regimen? any reason for that?
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Pig-Pen said:Gotcha. I thought "the next level" was a no-veg system for some reason. That clears up a lot.
I assume, as far as pot size relative to stretch, that you have found larger pots allow the plants to stretch out more simply on account of increased root space.
ya the same clone "Chesaw" will try to go to 3 feet in a 1ltr Bottle.
But she behaves herself in a 20oz
I try to run each strain in a 1ltr.....it makes for less watering....sum gurls behave and sum don't but every lady gets a try at the 1ltr first
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G0d5hand said:
CFL bulbs are HOT.....move as much air as you can quietly
