LST(INSANE) Grow/Clones/400 Watt HPS

Here are some pics from my grow. I've grown a few times and this one is without doubt the best so far. I started with a couple seeds then started a few clones. Here's what I am using.

400 Watt MH/HPS

Fox Farm(Happy Frog) Organic soil

Floura Nova GROW/BLOOM nutrients

Mylar covered

Distilled water only)when it needs it using a moisture meter

The 2 big LST plants are about 6 weeks old and the clones are 2 weeks. 1 more week of growing the clones and then I am sending everything into flowering, I replanted one of the clones(split into 2 naturally so that's awesome) back in the big planters.

Those pics are about a week old. I'll get some new updates. The grow started around June 5. That's when the seeds germinated. The clones came about 3 weeks later.

Here's some new pictures of the grow. It's hard to wait for these clones knowing I could have been 10 days into flowering but wait until they are done. I will probably LST the clone I planted beside the one lst plant that way I have a total of 3 in LST and the others I'll just straight flower.

more pics

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get rid of that moister meter and buy a ph pen. those meters are junk and ive seen many people on this site that rely on those junk rose garden tool and have problems, especially in flowering. also get some calmag with that distilled water or your going to get bronze to brown patches that eventually destroy the leaves.

I've always used a simple meter that has light, ph, moisture. They cost around $10 and last until you break them. They work just as good at 1/5 - 1/10 the cost. If decades of use don't count for something they mean nothing.:wtf:

steelersfan looks tasty dude.. keep up with the nice work!

got a quick question for you, i just cloned my plants for the first time ever and i was wondering once they rooted should i move the to my veg cabinet or to my flower cabinet... you mentioned that you want to put your clones in 12/12 any time now.

so i guess my question is should I veg the clones first?

thanks,
Danny

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Originally Posted by steelersfan

They work just as good at 1/5 - 1/10 the cost.

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ROFLMAO. Too funny...:thumbsup: What...? You're serious...?
After many years experience in growing my meds indoors, and many attempts at finding the right tools for the job, (at the local Home Depot and Walmart) most of us in here know that the moisture meters are unreliable crap.

Good luck with this "I'm right, and you experienced gardeners are wrong" approach. But I'd use that approach sparingly in here. Some of us thrive on those that would intentionally misguide our membership. :jointsmile:

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Originally Posted by Rusty Trichome

ROFLMAO. Too funny...:thumbsup: What...? You're serious...?
After many years experience in growing my meds indoors, and many attempts at finding the right tools for the job, (at the local Home Depot and Walmart) most of us in here know that the moisture meters are unreliable crap.

Good luck with this "I'm right, and you experienced gardeners are wrong" approach. But I'd use that approach sparingly in here. Some of us thrive on those that would intentionally misguide our membership. :jointsmile:

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Look at the soil. If its wet, dont water. If its dry poke around the top couple of inches to see if its still wet underneath. If its still really wet underneath, dont water. If its starting to dry up , give them water.

and you need a moisture meter for what? I always thought the proccess was pretty simple.