Gotta have goals, and competition spurs innovation! I already know that mine has to be prettier than all those 2-pound outside buds.
#insideisbthebestside
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Bud rot. Nuff said.
Drop the microphone. Lol. But in reality we both know our salty ness is just jealousy 
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Nope! I’d rather have 6-8 oz with no spider-mites that spin the wheel and hope for 10-12… If I invest 4months and have it go to sh!t at the end I would probably stop.
True. I just love seeing those giant trees. They are beautiful plants.
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Agreed, but I guarantee mine get more love and attention. Craft beer vs Natty Light 
Good analogy.
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Not saying that I can’t personally screw it up, but there are very few factors that are not in my control.
I agree with that too. I’m a control freak and like to mitigate all variables.
Hey guys, changed the title to more accurately reflect the transition to a grow log. Here are some pics of the ladies today. Got some nice flower development on them and they are stretching a bit too.
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Very nice looking grow! Will be watching!
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Thanks for following it. What are you growing?
I am trying for the fourth time to clone a flowering plant. Just did today, I am hoping to be successful this time around. I always used powder root compound but this time i am trying clonex. Good luck on your grow!
Some guys use the gel and then use the powder too. I used rootech gel and all 30 clones are still alive after a week.
I tried that the last batch, I trashed all 6 today. So here I grow again:grinning:
Not at all. Mine is almost right on top of the dome. Are you misting the clones and some a few times a day? What are you rooting them in??
First of sorry didnt mean to take from your thread. I am just learning a ton and know I have alot to learn.
Clonex root gel, rockwool cubes, and yes misting leaves a couple times a week. I dont water unless cube is dry. I am doing flowering clones though and from what I understand they can be difficult to get back into veg stage.