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Look back a few posts, or look closely, and you will see those are nursery starting flat inserts with indvidual cells. They will be transplanted this weekend.Quote:
Originally Posted by OahuLocal
I never post my plant count. I assure you it is enough to keep me well-stocked with tasty bud :jointsmile:
Thanks for the ups everyone!
Stinky, when I lable my plant's I lable the pot which as you know you can't really do when your trying to root clones or start seeds, mostly because I use some kind of rooting device (I'm not to picky about which one because they all work if used right). My question is what do you use to mark the leaves? It looks like a Sharpie but they are toxic. If it is a Sharpie haqve you ever had any complications and if it ain't what kind of marker is it. That's a great idea, I've never seen anyone do this before on any kind of plant but it sure would hlep me out a lot. :cool:
It's a Sharpie! :D
Those things are good for everything... I can slap my gangsta tag on the leaves of my plants so all my homies know where my turf is at.
G.
I don't have issues with them, and can say confidently that they do not appear to be toxic to plants, used in that manner, as I've recently HARVESTED a couple from-clone plants that still bore a healthy leaf with the original clone label still visible in black ink!
damn good idea;)
WT
The fact that her toenails grew out black recently too has NOTHING to do with it. :D
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Originally Posted by Weedhound
That's too much for my little brain to process right now.
Too technical eh? :D....Smoke black sharpie.....grow out black toenails. (you know....like ARSENIC!!! )
Stinkster....have a q for you in my log.....could you please read when you have a chance?
Thanks.. :)
That's good to know because those little paper tags are a real pain in the ass. Thanx for the idea!
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LMFAO....That's some funny shit right there, I don't care who ya are.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by stinkyattic
I potted up the DD clones this weekend. They all showed healthy roots after 2 weeks (pic. 1). No deaths or significant leaf dieoff.
The family is shown in pic 2.
The culls are shown in pic 3- these were the plants that I did not consider worth cloning, and they went into flower on Sunday.
Pic 4 is a healthy DD that has 3 strong tops and is my current favorite for a prospective breeder of either sex.
Pic 5 is a sexy, healthy BlueMoonRocks.