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Just in time for their 8 O'clock feeding.

Mega Crop Parts A & B - Roughly Late Veg recipe at 1/2 strength.

E.C. .8/1.0 (450ppm on the 500 scale) *will bump this up in the coming days*

pH 5.8

Part A
Part B
Let's hear it for the Garbage Girls! Go Girls!

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WHAB

regarding the wee ones

my best effords and results were when i transplanted such "loosers" into pure perlite

from soil or coco , washed away all the dirt from the roots, prepared the perlite, nice wet and with a touch of nutez, and then transplanting them ...

no shit, within 2 days there was improvement and they caought up like the rest ... i mean you are on pure hydro anyways, so you dont have to fiddle around ec and ph , give em the same thing as the rest

pure perlite is my dearest thing, and you can reuse it to death, awesome cation exchange capacity and when you dont overdo it, for example give em only every 2 days nutes, they will make those very fine fiber like roots, not those spaghetti roots like in dwc, those are anyways contra productive, you want thoos thinest roots

mistergrafik wrote:

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And you ruined it by responding! You came here to be a thorn in my side, didn't you, Mister G?!?!














Thank you for your participation, sincerely, G

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WHAB

deran wrote:regarding the wee ones

my best effords and results were when i transplanted such "loosers" into pure perlite

from soil or coco , washed away all the dirt from the roots, prepared the perlite, nice wet and with a touch of nutez, and then transplanting them ...

no shit, within 2 days there was improvement and they caought up like the rest ... i mean you are on pure hydro anyways, so you dont have to fiddle around ec and ph , give em the same thing as the rest

pure perlite is my dearest thing, and you can reuse it to death, awesome cation exchange capacity and when you dont overdo it, for example give em only every 2 days nutes, they will make those very fine fiber like roots, not those spaghetti roots like in dwc, those are anyways contra productive, you want thoos thinest roots

Hey there, Deran!

Actually, the Wee Ones are currently in last years Garden dirt, somewhat amended.

I have a nearly full bag of Perlite still. I will it a shot on at least one of them - see how they do side-by-side. One straight Perlite, the other with a Soilless mix. I just picked up 2 of what I believe are larger containers.

Thank you, my friend!

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WHAB

WhiteHotAfterburner wrote:

mistergrafik wrote:

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And you ruined it by responding! You came here to be a thorn in my side, didn't you, Mister G?!?!














Thank you for your participation, sincerely, G

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WHAB

Ahhhhh haha Erm..

My plans have been foiled !

mistergrafik wrote:

WhiteHotAfterburner wrote:

mistergrafik wrote:

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And you ruined it by responding! You came here to be a thorn in my side, didn't you, Mister G?!?!














Thank you for your participation, sincerely, G

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WHAB

Ahhhhh haha Erm..

My plans have been foiled !

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Let that be a lesson to you! I'm on to you, Master G!



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WHAB

I did make it to town today.

I got the Stainless Steel hardware I needed for the Cloning Machine II. However, I had to back track about 1-1/2 miles. I nearly forgot the hardware, again! I nearly drove out of town without them, again!

I got 2 containers for the Wee Ones. I mixed up the soilless mix I made for uppotting the new arrivals. On Deran's recommendation, I'm going to transplant one of the Wee Ones to straight Perlite, and the other to the soilless mix.
I did not make it back to the schoolhouse in time to get Lights Out group photo - next chance I get I will.

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WHAB

That was torturous, for me and the plant

This pot doesn't have holes in the bottom. I thought soaking it first would just make a big mess. A big mess was unavoidable, it turns out. The roots were hanging on pretty good. I used the spade to run down the sides of the pot to try and release the entire root ball. It didn't work out that way. When I thought I had it loose I tipped the pot over thinking it would come free. It didn't. I had to work the spade under it again when the plant and its roots were mostly uncovered.

I pre-prepared some Clonex Clone and Seedling Nutrient to give it a chance at surviving - hoping to give it a chance at surviving. I gave this one a 1/2 gallon solution.
Now the all Perlite transplant!

I did soak this one through. Although, it still seemed to have a firm grip on the bottom of the pot, it did come up a little easier.

I don't think I'm going to like this method, though. It just seems weak in my opinion. The solution I prepared for them just ran right through it. I did expect that. Which means it's going to need more attention than the others regarding feedings. I don't like the idea of that.

As an afterthought, I should have traded places with these two plants. This one was growing a little better than the other.

I'll be surprised if either of them survive. I'll be more surprised if this second one, the Blueberry (Dutch Passion) survives.




On a side note: I realize now that had I reversed the bend in the jewelry (labels ) I adorned them with I could use it to catch the stream of water I am applying to them thereby preventing the stream from digging a hole in the soilless mix. I have been using whatever was handy to perform that task to date.

Next time!

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WHAB

Group photos...
Waiting for other images to become available to my PC (approximately 1 hour so far) for Veg Day 31....

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WHAB