Are my rooted clones ready to veg? Pics here aswel!!
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NorthofEngland
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I would allow a few more roots to break through the rooting cube.
Picture 1 isn't relevant.
The appearance of the foliage doesn't indicate a cuttings readiness to veg.
The roots are everything.
When enough roots have broken through,
the cuttings need hardening off
ready to leave the propagator and survive as veg clones.
Picture 1 isn't relevant.
The appearance of the foliage doesn't indicate a cuttings readiness to veg.
The roots are everything.
When enough roots have broken through,
the cuttings need hardening off
ready to leave the propagator and survive as veg clones.
ProdigalSun
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When they begin vigorous vertical growth, vegetation is in progress.
bird mcbride
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I use spent res water to soak the cubes. As soon as the snips are rooted they come outta the bin and go straight on res water.
S2thet
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how do I harden them off? The 2nd pic shows a lot of root I presumed. There fa least 3 inches from root cube.
S2thet
Member
So do u suggest feedin with water until the plants noticeably start growin vertically?
ProdigalSun
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Yes, just don't overdo it on the water.
I don't feed, unless and until the plant starts to show a deficiency. Water as needed.
I don't feed, unless and until the plant starts to show a deficiency. Water as needed.
S2thet
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I've been told it's watering approx once every 1-3 days as soon as soil feels dry 2 inches from the top. I thought using coco it was really hard to actually over water because it just drips strait thru?
ProdigalSun
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Don't know about coco.
As far as watering goes, iy's a good rule of thumb. You will quickly gain experience when to water by how much the pots weigh.
As far as watering goes, iy's a good rule of thumb. You will quickly gain experience when to water by how much the pots weigh.
