Pic 1 is how they look 2 weeks after being cut back for clones. All are very healthy and ready to flower. Note in the front RH corner the BMR plant with the ruffly leaves- see why it's called 'blue'? What a beauty!

Pic 2 is the clones having been rooting for 2 weeks. They have been misted ~3-4 times during the last 2 weeks, show no signs of wilt or rot, and are starting to use of stored nutrients in their lower leaves, so I am going to go ahead and say they are rooted and ready to transplant. Note the markings on the leaves, and the new growth starting- I trimmed ALL leaf tips except the blade I needed to write on, so any leaves with un-trimmed tips I know to be new growth. Oooh sneaky tricks!
stinkyattic Reviewed by stinkyattic on . Donkey Dick and VT local IBL Indoor/Outdoor 2008 Long time no log! Since the last one was something I've never done properly to completion before (a full hydro run using NFT), I figured that I should post this new learning experience. You can laugh all ya want. I'm NOT an outdoor grower but I was over at a good buddy's house a couple months back and he was like, "open your hand... Donkey Dick... Merry Christmas" and just dumped a big handful of these FAT beans in my open palm. I did some reading around and found the origin of the Rating: 5