DoctorCarbon
LPC + GDP Cuttings
October 2020
Four cuttings, two of each strain. Rooted with Clonex for 13 days in rockwool under plastic jug humidity domes. Potted in drained solo cups w/Fox Farms Ocean Forest potting soil.
London Pound Cake 75, Granddaddy Purp x Death Star x Purple Haze
Day 67 (Week 10)
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Day: 67
LPC #1 continues its growth rate.
3 years ago
Day: 59
LPC clone absolutely EXPLODED with new growth after a few rounds of fertilizer.
3 years ago
Day: 46
LPC #1 is now growing at ludicrous speed, after I finally broke down and fertilized her properly. š
3 years ago
Day: 43
Finally got some color back into those top leaves! LPC #1 is finally showing some vigorous new growth in the lowers, accompanied by a dark green flush of the leaves after what I can only presume was a nitrogen deficiency.
3 years ago
keithlovesrach I used ocean forest mixed with happy frog to cut it a little and I still felt it stunted the growth in the seedling/ early veg stage. I equate it to the hot ocean forest soil. A friend of mine used it too and had extremely stunted growth as well. Not sure what it takes to grow in that soil but Iāll never use it again.
DoctorCarbon Iāve only had experience with FFOF so far, and while it hasnāt been stellar, I feel like most of the problems I had were due to overfertilizing at the beginning of my grow. Itās pretty easy to do, as anything above the LOWER limit on the PPM range the Fox Farms Trio gives you burned the tips on my plants. Iāve been pretty reliably shooting for ~150 PPM below the lower limit, and this seems to work well without burning. As for the soil itself, this clone was nearly bleach white at the top for a solid two weeks before I fertilized twice. While itās a clone, and theyāre essentially deficient as soon as they begin rooting, that leads me to believe the soil itself isnāt TOO hot or this deficiency would have resolved itself.
keithlovesrach I feel you. Happy growing!
Day: 39
Slow going for LPC clone #1, but sheās still very much alive and well! Only been fertilized once, transplanted roughly a week ago for the second time into a 1 gallon fabric pot. Sheās been confined to the new veg tent with the seedlings (seven of them) and other clones (total of five), under 70% light. No new wilting, she has been developing a healthy root mass as of the transplant. Every week or so, the lower nodes can be observed putting off tiny new growth - even the lowest node joined in! Sadly, GDP clones 1 and 2 both died very rapidly after the first transplant. Oddly enough, the root mass was still completely white and moist on one of these clones, despite the stalk being mostly withered - repotted this root mass in a nursery bag to see if it would produce any new growth.
3 years ago
Day: 18
Repotted surviving clones after root structure on each began to peek through drainage holes in solo cups. Fox Farms Ocean Forest soil; fertilized once with Fox Farms trio relative to schedule.
4 years ago
mystrain420 _@eaegifts Should mist them a few times a day so they adjust or run a humidifier if the wilting persists šš¾
DoctorCarbon Wilting has actually stayed almost exactly the same since about day 14 in the humidity dome - Iām guessing those leaves just had the nitrogen sucked out of them to make roots. The new growth doesnāt show much yellowing, if any
Day: 4
Clones displaying moderate burn after applying pesticide; however, plants are still standing strong and displaying new growth. Defoliated leaves that easily pulled off. Smaller LPC clone failed to take.
4 years ago
combatmedic81 I would cut off those yellow leaves, let the new growth begin
DoctorCarbon Took all of them off that I could without cutting, just because I donāt want to take a strongly attached leaf and cause more shock than necessary
dcochrane34 I found that white cups let the light through and dry out the soil very fast. I had an issue with seedlings that looks very similar to the issue youāre having. To fix this problem I duck taped the cup sides. The plants rebounded well. Best of luck!
Day: 2
Moved smaller LPC clone back into humidity dome after moderate wilting.
4 years ago
bigsammy Looking good
DoctorCarbon Many thanks man šš» smaller one doesnāt seem to be getting better though. Stem is still stiff, leaves are droopy. Possibly overwatering/root rot?