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Yeah man! Got a few clones and 2 friends have rooted clones as well. So she shall be sticking around, I may even have a clone for you in the next few days

I know right!!! Literally can take hours at times. Not to mention the fucking Fungus rats (gnats) which looove to lay eggs in the soil as well as the other bugs which love the soil. Why do we even grow in soil again?

Entry #3: The Beginning - this is actually one of my Ethos Inzane in the Membrane seeds in soil, before it sheds the seed husk.

Entry #2 Some colour coming through on my Bruce Banner leaves:

Dirty, isn't it? haha

Day 97 / Day 45 of Flower (Midway through week 6 of flowering) So a very brief update, just on the one plant. My bagseed which @Master_G has temporarily named Tropicana FF - its fruity AF and the it looks as if you will get face fucked (FF) after smoking some with all the trichomes on the bud. I have no clue how long the Tropicana FF normally takes to flower, looks like a heavy indica so I will probably flush this weekend and monitor trichomes and harvest accordingly. I will probably use Florakleen to help with the flush. As far as I understand, it's basically an empty chelate (think of it like a claw) and binds to the nutrients to either make it unavailable to the plant and/or help push the nutrients out of the soil. I think most of my plants will be harvested around a similar time, so will most likely start flushing my plants around the same time. Will take a closer look this weekend. Bud is looking great and smelling superb. The Bruce Banner has some colour coming through too. Not even from the bottom (fattest) part of the main cola: To help give you an idea of the size of the other colas:

Brave, I don't like seeing my babies with deficiencies. Perhaps I like to feed

The tCheck if nice if you want to make edibles and want some sort of consistency or want an idea about the potency of your bud. Ultimately, I feel it is a must have for people making edibles if they want consistency. I'd love to have one, very nifty device. Although even at the discounted price of R7600, still a bit steep as for me it would just be a "cool toy" mostly. I don't make many edibles and don't need to know the potency of my buds.

Hmm, regarding the way you have planted your seeds, I'd be concerned about firstly where the stem of the plant is inside the pot and secondly when the plants grow their roots are going to intertwine with one another - if you have 2 good females and want to split them, it's not going to be easy and chances are you will end up stunting them a bit when doing so. Good luck though! Looking good so far

Looking good! Exciting times now that harvesting is just around the corner. Please do keep us posted with wet and dry weights and all that jazz.

I don't get much of a banana taste to be honest, however it is a very nice strain and high. Not too overpowering in the sense that you just want to sleep, although not stimulating as in you cannot relax. It comes on in waves and changes. I'm really enjoying the Banana Grove I still have left. Looking good @CreX we must still make a plan to give you some OM soil to add as a comparison. Curious how the draining changes. Do you plan on adding nutes and if so, when? That would be another good test of soil, how long the nutes last or when the plant starts becoming a bit unhappy and wanting nutes.

Ca I cannot wait to grow the Citradelic Sunset!

What cactii are those? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I was wondering about food colouring and cuttings, does it pull it up like rose petals or not?

The irony right, stop pampering the plant and it's hardier and better of. Glad all is still going well. I started with some strikers cloning gel but then moved over to the dynaroot #2 and it seems to work well, even in the bubble cloner. A lot still sticks to the stems.

Do you normally flower in 5L pots or are you going to get larger fabric pots? Like 20L? Sent from my Redmi Note 7 Pro using Tapatalk

I quite like their fabric pots, although the Freedom Farm ones aren't bad. I've only used small plastic pots, then use the larger fabric ones for flowering. So cannot really comment on how much of a difference it makes but majority seem to prefer the fabric pots. I don't think you need to rush to get fabric pots.

No clue, although you'd want to learn more about genetics and such for sure. I am sure if you Google you could find some really good info.

You still got a loooong time to go, especially if they start to reveg. On average, most plants will flower for around 9 / 10 weeks before they'll be ready for harvesting.

So around 200W roughly. What size pots are those?

Something a little different... I present to you, the Thrip and the Thrip poop. Found it wandering on my Mint OG, I almost lost it while trying to snap the picture as it jumped. The plants have since been drenched in pyrol and neem.

Looks like a big floodlight. How long until harvest, roughly?

You put it into a bubble cloner? Also are those seeds in a cup? Trying to get the humidity up for the seeds or something?

Well, it is rather close - even for LED's. Many run their lights higher for better spread and still get superb results! What light do you have exactly?

Oh, are those are flowering? Well to give you an idea, I have my LED lights set to 380W in my flower tent (they have a full potential of over 480W), I have them less than 30cm from the top of the canopy and have seen no ill effects whatsoever. I have 4x QB288's in my flower tent. I feel 380W of power is overkill for the space they are in and the distance they are from the plants. Next time I will most likely run them at lower power when flowering.