First CFL bagseed grow

[r00tdoctor]

Ive got a 9ft ceiling in my grow area so im cool for vertical space. Lol. Stop by often I will be updating alot since there flowering.

[GeddaLiddleHI]

i swear i feel the need to blaze every time i visit your thread, must be them beautiful plants. anyways, need yer help again. since i keep guessing wrong, about when should i expect my plants to sprout their...ummmm, genetalia? and where should i look? at the split of any branches, or at one in particular?

[r00tdoctor]

The first preflowers usually form near the middle of the plant then sporadically in other places , the older a plant gets the more preflowers it will have. The will usually show there first preflowers right around the time the nodes (branches) start alternating instead of forming in pairs. You will be able to spot them at the "v" where the branch splits off, at first they all look the same (like a lil numb)so dont kill a plant until your sure its a male. A female preflower will look sort like a tear drop with a pointy end and grow 1 or 2 little white hair's comming out of it , while a male will look more like a "ball on a stick" and male preflowers will form in little groups or clumps of pre-flowers (you will see male preflowers form more then one next to each other ;first there will be one then more will grow next to it) Dont kill a plant until you see sets of "balls" growing lol. Thanks for your complements on my grow.

[Weedhound]

Nice plants rootD! They all look really healthy and happy. :thumbsup:

[r00tdoctor]

Thanks weedhound,

I'll be posting a few pics today so keep an eye out.

[r00tdoctor]

Hello everyone first Im going to show you all a picture of a rooted clone from my favorite indica plant. The method of cloning I use is very simple , requires no special materials and anyone should be able to have success with this method.

I clone my plants by old fashioned water cloning. I dont use a humidity dome and I dont use root hormones. I just take a cutting and place it in a glass of water (cutting the stem at an angle so theres more room for root growth). I poke a hole in aluminum foil and place that on top of a glass of water and put the clone in the hole. It stays under 24 hour lighting in my veg area. I change the water in the glass every 1-2 days , and mist the clone once daily. Once it grows roots I them place it in my soil. Then I have me a new clone. One thing I like about this method is it has very high success rate (in my trials all the cuttings I have tried it on have grown roots in 7-12 days) and you dont need root hormones or humidity domes or anything; just plain h2o. Also after the first 24 hours there is very little wilt and you dont need to mist very often , I usually mist once a day.

Hopefully this cloning method will help people out who are having a difficult time cloning with other methods.

I cloned this little branch because a few days ago when I set up my flower area I must have been a little to ruff with my favorite indica plant. Because there was a branch that was almost broke off and starting to die so I decided to rescue it, lol.

Here is the broken branch off my "favorite indica plant" that I saved and made a clone out of using this method:

[r00tdoctor]

Here are some pics of my favorite indica plant day 10 of 12/12. She is comming along nicely.

[r00tdoctor]

Here are some pics of my giant sativa bush at day 10 of 12/12.

She is turning out to be a very bushy and beatiful plant, im glad ive got clones of here.

[Bodom Children Of]

lookin' good, keep the updates coming.

[r00tdoctor]

Thx bordom , im really pleased how my plants are comming along. I want to update the photos everyday lol. But im restraining myself to only update every couple days lol. My walk in closet is looking like a forest at the moment my 3 plants are really filling up the closet with a sea of forming buds. lol. Ill prolly post some updated pictures later tonight.