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This is the first post of my log,but I'm 8 days into it with the cuttings. No roots as of yet.. A few more days,they will take root. This grow is Jack Herer crossed with a Kentucky Afgahan. The cuttings were put in soil to root. I used a bloom with a high P rating as my foliar feed with a drop of superthrive. Here are the mama's and cuttings. I'm going to take more cutting the first part of the week for a total of 20.Well.......... Can't get my pics to load.Hmmmmmm???
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my uploads keep failing....Whats up?
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I give up for today!!!! I'll try again tomorrow.....Argggggggg!!!!
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All I can do is try later I guess?
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Here they are at 9 days. I haven't been able to post pics,for 4 days.The site was acting crazy!They were just misted with a 10-60-10 bloom fert,1/4 strength,with a drop of super thrive. This a gallon mix,then poured into my spray bottle.They will get this mix until they root.I'll transplant and use a 10-10-10 fert,for vegging.I'll take 11 more cuttings this week or by the weekend at the latest.
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Here are the mama's. Jack Herer crossed with a Kentucky Afgahan.Peppery,skunky smelling plants.They stink in veg. The yellowish tint that the pics have is the HPS bulb.
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Here are some of the supplies you will need to take cuttings.Notice the plastic bowl in the pic. That is your most important part of the process. Fill it with watet and as soon as the cutting is taken you quickly,put into the bowl with your fert mix. This will prevent embolisim. That is when air gets into the stem.It causes a bubble on the inside of the stem.You can take cuttings and stick them in your mouth to keep them moist,till you drop in the pan.Not the whole cutting,your not a goat! Just the end of the stem.
10 days and 1 rooted, There rest should be showing by in the morning. They look like thay all rooted just not penetrated the soil,to the wall of the cup. Did'nt get a pic tonight. I'll post them in the early morning.
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Nice. And I LOVE the name... PepperJack.
You ever try the trick of cutting all leaves on the clones down to one inch to reduce water loss and wilt?
Rusty Trichome came up with that one. It sounded so good and fit the smells that were in the room. I've never trimmed the leaves back,but I'll give it a try. Will the procedure make them take root faster? I've taken alot of your advice to heart and used it! Most cases worked and still are working for me. I've noticed alot of others that take cuttings have done this procedure.I've even had another ask me, after taking him cuttings.Why did'nt you cut them back? Not that it was important to him. He's just ungrateful!Still a great guy. I don't think he could tell me the reason they should have been cut back. Oh that reminds me! The cactus...... It did'nt bloom last year. It should this December. The blooms are red and white stripped.Never seen one like this. The pic is attached. I love to hear your input! Good or Bad! The next cuttings will be trimmed back. We'll see what happens....
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