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The cuttings can survive man... This one was a little small, so maybe take bigger cuttings and zip lock them in a big enough bag with a little water... Then maybe put them in a box and send... On his side he will just need to practice getting them to root in his medium... But defs the way to go in transporting clones

Sign me up man... Do I just hit you up with a DM?

6 weeks later flip to bloom

Mescaline... It's the only way to live ~The Matrix, software buyer that comes with the white rabbit You have 37 different cacti? Or 37 San Pedro?

That sounds really nice man! Interested in the Kush cookies actually! Do you have any pics and a possible terp aroma?

This book is the book that kick started my grow life. It covers every aspect of growing... Indoor outdoor and breeding

That's a really clear Pic of the thrip! I want your USB microscope so bad

Dewd... 97v to earth is a shit ton! But luckily it's pretty easy to fix. Sounds like either the fittings isn't earthed properly (illigal and unlikely) More likely is the cable you are using from the wall is not connected to earth. Swap for a extention cable with an earth and the shocking feeling will go away

This one Sorry I do t have the link man! Let me know if peeps want it and I'll upload it somewhere and make a link to DL.

Won't finish up.. I also have a plant outdoor that's flowering... But I placed an outdoor light there to kick it back into veg... @MissMayhem, you can take a chance and finish flowering her if she let's you. But if you see her pushing new leafy growth... Then it's time to cull as bud production is no longer the main focus. What do you want to put in her place?

Yup... Once I saw the little root I was over traumatizing the poor thing, so I put it in the cloner to start healing and growing. And hehehe... It was under a little cup for humidity...it really freaked out when I first took it out the bankie. But those 2 dots... Aren't seeds, they are just permanent marker marks for strain identification while in the bubbler

Excellent advice! It would seem that the Lil lady is suffering with little direct light, and a poor source of food. If bucks is an issue, I would say that the very very very least you can do is get a small bottle of seagrow at any shop that has a garden section, small bottle will be enough for that one plant, all the way to flower. And try find more sun for her. With those 2 things, this little lady will get bigger and you will need to transplant within a month! That's my sub 50 bucks advice for you. From there, check the site out and get involved bro always keen for new growers to start!

Yea man welcome and enjoy! Best way to learn is to read read read!! OH and by starting a grow diary so we can follow it and advise you or to just stare in awe

Hey Capt. @420SA, what do you think about a wow button? I believe that there is good content... Great Content... And then there are the few posts here and there that truly deserve a fat WOW!!!

Fuck the po po

It is a pleasant limbo... We are able to do what we want mostly, but there are no rules, and that's scary. So I would like some rules... And then bend them from there

Alright, so some of you saw I ran an experiment with a cutting in a zip lock bag. I left it on the outskirts of my grow and a month later... Boom, I have a root. So here on out I will be nursing her back to health and flowering her and Taking more cuttings... This exact plants mommy is currently busy flowering and wow is she hot!! So stick around to watch this hulk get angry!!!

That last Pic with the roots is quite interesting... How did that happen? Looks like an accidental clone lol

Yes... That low.. I do need a new RH meter... This one I don't feel is giving me proper readings... Might need a new battery haha. But even before I was concerned about the state of the meter... Readings often went down to 10%... Especially over this dry spell we have had

Looking incredible! Whats that? Dutch passion power plant?

You're lucky haha... I can't get mine up!! My veg area is around 40% And my flower room bounces between 10 and 35%

I'll kick it off with a Pic I took last night. Pic from my male Chocolope wearing a crown

What!!! 3 prizes!?!?! This has become so much more amazing now!!! Hell yes I'm in this one

Depending on how far into flower they are. 63 is a bit high for flowering in general. Try aim for 40% RH and go as low as 30% in very late flower

Sweet... Iv had some very decent results with nitrisol. But @PsyCLownis right, check the pH if you can and adjust from there