OneHitDone
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CBD plants pulled of the wall for a little leaf plucking.....
⚠︎ Brother OneHitDone Gone VERTICAL ⇪
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OneHitDone
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Well Lookie here - the humidifier cloner is working 
pinner420
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Onehitdone is more of a jedi that bounces between one creative method to the next... You'll find at riu that sometimes you get a thread established then next thing you know all your collaborations just flow to it. A change is better than a rest!
Wizard of Nozs
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You guys ever try .... horizontal growing?
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It's hard not to experiment and switch it up, trying new things.
I think we have tried most methods of growing. I know I still switch between methods almost yearly. I will do a Vertical grow, take clones and the use those to do the second yearly grow which is horizontal.
ttystikk
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Keeps me from getting bored.
ttystikk
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Tried it. It's a great way to get nutrient solution in your buds.
gr865
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OneHitDone
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Green Crack day 63
OneHitDone
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Green Crack is down
Nizza
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Curious as to what genetics you chose for CBD? I tried a pack and got some hermies
OneHitDone
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I tried DinaMed by DinaFem and had a hermiefest also.
I run Ringo's Gift Clone only for cbd now. Wouldn't know its a CBD visually inspecting an smelling the flowers
Ringo’s Gift (Katie’s Cut) (CBD strain) | HendRx Seeds & Clones
Ringo's Gift (The Katie Cut) clone is 24:1 CBD cannabis cultivar made from a cross of Harle-Tsu and ACDC bred by the Southern Humboldt Seed Collective.
www.hendrx.farm
I did have SuzyQ but the Ringo is a much nicer genetic.
rob333
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got a 6 chamber nfc in my shed be to worried to use it tho thought maybe the rez was not big enough but that seems ok whats ya veg time ?
rob333
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whats with the clover in ya pots ?
OneHitDone
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That last nft run was vegges less than 2 weeks from routed clone if I remember correctly.
I've since moved on to organic soil.
Wizard of Nozs
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Clover is a way of fixing the nitrogen source in my medium. The roots are always dying off and the worms in turn feed on them as well. Sorry, I have been away for a while.
I also plant celosia in there too just for shits. The clover also helps out the living environment by keeping moister above the soil for a little longer. I have lots of beneficial bugs in there. When the grow is finished, I'll let the medium dry out and they chill out till the next one starts.
However this is the official answer you may be seeking.
Clover and symbiotic rhizobia bacteria found in root nodules can fix large amounts of N from the air (Figure 1). This reduces or eliminates the need for N fertilizer in fields having good clover stands. However, the rhizobia bacteria only fix enough N for it and the clover plant host.
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