rootone?

[brookerosebud]

i deffinitely won't bring this plant into my grow room, at all, whatsoever..
but i do have a crawl space under the house, i'm going to put a space heater in there. it's darker in there than it is outside anyway. thanks bear!

so what do you think about safer's insecticidal soap?

it seems worth a shot. if the plant dies, oh well... bagseed anyway. i think this worthy of experimentation and am willing to sacrifice this beautiful babe to the cause of growing science.

(got four clones from her rooted anyway

so, do you guys think this product worth this experimentation? plant is one of the most lst'd i've ever seen and would be awesome to see at maturity!

sorry, i'm rambling... i'm just worried...

thanks guys, i hope we can fix my prob.

love brooke

ps i don't realy want to sacrifice her, but i gess i will if i have to.

brookerosebud Reviewed by brookerosebud on 10-13-2006. rootone? n e 1 use this stuff? i have 4 clones 5 days old and 2 just cut today. looks like first four are starting to re veg. opinions on this product? Rating: 5

[BlueBear]

I will look into that insectaside. What kind of light are you going to use on the plant? Are you going to just let it sit in the dark for a few days and harvest the buds? It seems like it should be about done this time of year.
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[BlueBear]

Oh yeh, don't be lonely, be happy, smile sweety.
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[BlueBear]

Sounds like it could help. I would give it a try, perhaps the GK will give us his opinion.
Ok, hear we go
A totally safe and natural product proven to solve insect problems. It will control a variety of insects including aphids, mealy bugs, spider mites, soft
brown scale, psyllids, rose or pear slugs (sawfly larvae) and earwigs. Safer's Insecticidal Soap can be used on houseplants, roses, flowers, vegetables,
fruits, ornamentals, shrubs, trees or greenhouse plantings.

Soap has been used for centuries as an all-purpose pesticide. When sprayed on insects, insecticidal soap breaks down the insect's protective coating and
causes it to dehydrate and die. Insecticidal soap is very different than dish water soap. It is specially formulated with fatty acids to kill insects.
Dish washing soap on the other hand contains perfumes and dyes and in a concentrated form can be harmful to plants.

Safer's Insectidical Soap is natural and safe to use on shade trees, fruit trees, shrubs, houseplants, flowers and ornamentals. When using Safer's Insecticidal
Soap spray it directly onto the insects when they are first sighted on buds, shoots, stems, bark and the underside of leaves. It should be applied weekly
for 2 to 3 weeks.

The concentrate is mixed with water at a ratio of 1:50. The 16 oz. (500 mL) bottle when mixed with water will make 6.6 gallons (25 Litres) of insecticidal
soap spray.
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[brookerosebud]

thanks bear,

i'll be putting the infested under the house with a heater during natural dark hours only. i still have about 3 or 4 weeks left of flower (maybe less, have to consult my log later). in the morning b4 work, i'll put her back outside. this is the only option i can think of. i'll deffinately be trying the safer's. i'll make sure to create a thread about the experiment. (maybe i can get a camera and actually have pics!)

thanx again bear, and by the way, the 4 clones from this plant are rooted. and i mean ROOTED! how long b4 they veg out again? the roots that are visible are about 3 1/2 inches long.

love, brooke

ps would love some input from you too, knowm. do you think this soap is a good idea? i think it's my only option, besides a way too early harvest.

[BlueBear]

Generally once they have a good root development and are showing new growth, they are swinging back into the veg stage. Some people sware that it takes months, but I have found it hapend in as little time as 3 weeks. Some times different strains readjust better, and it may depend on how long the plant was in flower.
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[brookerosebud]

i brought the plant to shelter last night. it got down to 36. going to get the safer's today after work. also going to get a timer, and more fl's and cfl's.

be back later with an update.

love, brooke

[brookerosebud]

built a flower box in my room, 31x91x48in. bought a timer today. hope to get more lights tomorrow, going to start flower cycle tonite!

just wanted to see if you got back to me, bear, knowm.i'm going to finish the box. be back in a little while.

love, brooke

[BlueBear]

Oh, I read your latest earlyer, so far, so good. Keep us posted.
Doing good trooper.
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[BlueBear]

Also, what coast are you on? East, West, North or South? Was wondering because you said that the temps were about to get down into the 30's, sounds like the weather around hear.
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