Indoor Pollen Chucking

The Ambridge from ergongzi is correct.

Kinda Blue from Jessie

Another Juliet bloom from Blush Bloomery.

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I tested the fertilizer at 25% for a few weeks and bumped up to 50% when I started seeing early symptoms of interveinal chlorosis (when it wasn’t fully complete) and found out that it was similar to the results of the study.

“During the last week of the experiment, there was interveinal chlorosis on 90% of the leaves of the plants in the 25% treatment. The remaining 10% of leaves of the plants were light green with reddish branches. The edges of the younger leaves of the 50% treatments were red with reddish branches. Leaves of the 75% and 100% treatments were dark green.”

https://journals.ashs.org/view/journals/hortsci/45/9/article-p1378.xml

I caught it early so only a few plants had it and I’ve since bumped up to 75%.
Juliet was one of the plants that thrived even at 25%.
Since bumping to 75% I’ve seen a lot of new bud eyes in several plants as well as new growth looking healthy versus sickly.

The props have been in the soil for about a week now. I fed them a 25% strength fertilizer and the bud eyes have begun to grow. I only potted up the clones that had good bud eyes. A few of them didn’t have any even though they had roots and no rot so those were tossed. I highly recommend the aeroponic cloner method!

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Seeing large improvements with the custom fertilizer.

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We got a lot of shoot growth in one week! The large root system developed in the aeroponic cloner helped out a ton.