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DMChiz

DMChiz

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So whilst I’m set for seed (thanks 420 sales and non existent self control ;) and OCS wouldn’t be my go-to necessarily, this strain sounds like a trip…

Apple Truffle Breath - Feminized

Apple Truffle Breath, a cut of White Truffle x Apple Fritter. The goal is high resin production and high yield. White Truffle is taking over the American THC scene with outrageous resin production, a clone selected from Peanut Butter Breath x GG#4 clone. Lumpy is an American producer and his...
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StareCase

StareCase

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I think she will be OK but just wanna verify with my peeps cause I have not done this yet.

I just transplanted the not so little ladies from larger intermediate pots to their 5 gallon buckets. I usually transplant from the little clone pots directly into the big pails and bypass that intermediate pot. Due to my issues these past few months, I went to an intermediate pot first.

Unfortunately, the lower ~1/2 of one of the root balls get stuck in the bottom of the intermediate pot - I suspect they snaked through some small drain holes - and didn't make it into the big pail. I have learned that those intermediate pots will never be used for any future grows.

And so my peeps ... is that little lady OK with only 1/2 of the root ball?
 
Laughing Grass

Laughing Grass

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StareCase said:
I think she will be OK but just wanna verify with my peeps cause I have not done this yet.

I just transplanted the not so little ladies from larger intermediate pots to their 5 gallon buckets. I usually transplant from the little clone pots directly into the big pails and bypass that intermediate pot. Due to my issues these past few months, I went to an intermediate pot first.

Unfortunately, the lower ~1/2 of one of the root balls get stuck in the bottom of the intermediate pot - I suspect they snaked through some small drain holes - and didn't make it into the big pail. I have learned that those intermediate pots will never be used for any future grows.

And so my peeps ... is that little lady OK with only 1/2 of the root ball?
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It will be fine. I’ve cut back roots before no problem.
 
shnkrmn

shnkrmn

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StareCase said:
I think she will be OK but just wanna verify with my peeps cause I have not done this yet.

I just transplanted the not so little ladies from larger intermediate pots to their 5 gallon buckets. I usually transplant from the little clone pots directly into the big pails and bypass that intermediate pot. Due to my issues these past few months, I went to an intermediate pot first.

Unfortunately, the lower ~1/2 of one of the root balls get stuck in the bottom of the intermediate pot - I suspect they snaked through some small drain holes - and didn't make it into the big pail. I have learned that those intermediate pots will never be used for any future grows.

And so my peeps ... is that little lady OK with only 1/2 of the root ball?
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If it's otherwise healthy it shouldn't miss a beat. Feed it and more roots will.come.
 
tyler.durden

tyler.durden

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DMChiz said:
So whilst I’m set for seed (thanks 420 sales and non existent self control ;) and OCS wouldn’t be my go-to necessarily, this strain sounds like a trip…

Apple Truffle Breath - Feminized

Apple Truffle Breath, a cut of White Truffle x Apple Fritter. The goal is high resin production and high yield. White Truffle is taking over the American THC scene with outrageous resin production, a clone selected from Peanut Butter Breath x GG#4 clone. Lumpy is an American producer and his...
ocs.ca ocs.ca
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I recently bought an Apple Fritter clone that is a Lumpy's cut prize winning pheno, hope it flowers close to its promises. I'll give the smoke report when she's done.
 
tyler.durden

tyler.durden

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DarkWeb

DarkWeb

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DeadHeadX said:
Just spent an hour moving loads of dirt that ended at the bottom of my driveway from the plow, water flow, gravity…heavier going back up surely, lol.
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One thing I started doing is to throw the snow/gravel back onto the driveway as the piles start to melt. It's so much easier to do that than moving it later out of the yard. I don't always get all of it but it helps.
 
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