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Hello everyone, hope your Christmas was fun and safe. Pic of branch with split in it. Is it anything to worry about, I bathed it with peroxide to clean it up.
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Hey guys, I know this might have been asked a few times, there's lots of discussions on ozstoners regarding this I know, so don't mean to sound like a broken record, just this stuff can be life or death for plants if you over do it... From what I know there are 3 different strengths of oxy-plus (H202) which are 17.5%, 35% and 50% and there are alot of different guides for sterilizing rock wool cubes for cuttings. Most of the cloning tutorials say 20 drops(2ml) of oxy-plus per Litre of water and PH adjusted to 6.0 with 1ml superthrive to make up pre-cutting soak water. Problem is, It doesn't say which strength of oxy-plus being used in any of the guides i've seen i…
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G'day fellow stoners and growers. A mate snuck back some dutch seeds for me a few years ago, Big bud, jack herer, silver pearl ect. and I have had great success with them. Last year though I noticed a weird silvery necrosis of my shade leaves, but only on one side and alternating! e.g internode 3,5,7. I ended up chucking these mutants and a few hermies (as you do) so I don't know if I could have bloomed these things and if the flowering growth would have been affected. I assumed the problem was genetic NOT enviromental as other plants were healthy as and I know a thing or two about indoor cultivation, maybe those seeds are just too damn old. Thoughts anyone?
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Hey Ive been my clones have using coco to do my clones and for the most part it works very well but lately my clones have been showing mold or rot that starts on the outer leaf where it has been trimmed and in the tips of the clones. Just wondering if anyone else has had mold problems with their clones before and could i use an antifungal or something? thanks RR
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The other day at the Hydro shop I picked up a copy of Maximum Yield Australia, a Indoor Gardening Magazine for the vegie growers! Flicking through it I got to page 8 and saw a write up / advert on Lab Quality Tissue Culture At Home on how to grow mother jars not mother plants!! Has anyone here ever experimented with tissue culture? I found the following site but the down side is the cost of the Super Starts kit!! www.planttc.com This looks like something I might give a go if I can source all of the gear! Let me know your thoughts. Cheers Canaman
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hi i put in 30 seeds and only 3 sprouted, so please help me with my seed starting as i do not want to waist these seeds.
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I hope someone can help me? I have been trying to grow some seeds and as usuall when I try to do this all I get is one huge stem and then just 4 little leaves at the top! Is there anything I can do to fix this, pruning and so on? Do I just cut them off and see what sprouts? All at the top and bare everywhere else, is this normal or do I just have dud seeds or a badly UNGREEN THUMB? Please help. Thanks..badhabits!
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...about outdoor grows and I think what you'd call "training"? If I were to have a grow on a balcony that gets a LOT of sun every day, and were to be growing under a wood/greenscreen contraption, and lets say they reached the "top" of this where they bumped into the greenscreen that was "over" them... Assuming they could still get all the sun and water they needed, would they be ok? Also, what would happen, would they just like, start growin' sideways under it? I knew a fellw up north that grew a huge-ass "tree" almost, he tied it over, it seemed fine... So, thoughts?
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Hey I'm really curious about how to make a plant with varrious strains on the one rootstock. Like you see citrus trees with mandarin, oranges limes or whatever; grafted all on one rootstock, I imagine the same can be done with grass can it? I have limited space for parent plants, and if for no other reason than to "store" genes, and be able to reasonably quickly get a particular strain going, without having to go through seed sprouting, selection, culling bla bla bla...Once I've gone through that, why not graft a splice of the plant that was left after all the selection, onto a single vigorous rootstock and "shelve " it for when it's needed? Is this possible without mud…
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Pleas HELP! Is this from over watering? Cheers Canaman
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Okay about to crack them beans but only have five so survival is important. Has anyone used either vitamin B1 (Thiamine) or IBA (Indole Butyric Acid) for germination. The method I will be using is 1. let tap filtered water sit 24hrs 2. add hydrogen peroxide 3. add (one of the above) or just trace elements? 4. soak rockwool cubes 6. ph water, adjust, let sit some more 7. direct sow Brand recommendation would be helpful. say something from bunnings Cheers
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Hey Yous, I have seen the ads for international seedbanks in Europe & Canada here on the site, and was wondering what the odds are that such a package would make it through Aussie Customs. In my former life as an American I ordered from Canada several times and had no problem. But then again, I've noticed that here in Oz the Customs Service actually does their job. In the US they make a lot of noise, but generally rely on tough sentences as a deterrent instead of hiring additional customs personnel which would mean taxes - and Americans don't like taxes. I'm not kidding. On at least 2 separate occasions during Uni in the American Heartland, I imported cases of…
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well dudes, i have been reading a little about water cloning and i like what i read, so i thought i would give it a go, these are Red Devil clones i am taking, should have done it weeks ago but being a slackass i didn't, i have basically followed the procedure in another thread (forget which one exactly) here a a few pics of how i have set it up, there is about 150mm or 18litres of solution underneath the foam lid, which came from those foam food boxes used in the industry, if this style works it really is too easy, will keep posting on the progress
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Nothingmuch to say really. Bill showed me his clones, he likes to use jiffy pots. I had trouble last time I used them, something like a decade ago but, and lots of people told similar tales of how they couldn;t get them to work, same sort of tales of how they were gross on seed planting too. Anyway, I saw Bill's clones and the bloody roots he had exposed looked like something from a horror movie. They were awsome, something Speilberg would be proud to scare some-one with. Anyway, just thought I'd get a few jiffy pots and run them half/half rockwool clones against jiffy pots. I'm convinced they're the shit, but I can't incorporate them into my indoor style of growin…
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hey hey i love to clone i get usually 100% strike rate with jiffys and powder hormone but im tackling rockwool atm personally i hate the stuff never had a success with it so i soaked me cubes in ph water at 4.5 this time the ph reading this morn is 6.2 is that ok for taking clones? any liitle tid bits that make it easier please dont hesitate to share.. take care and stay safe bill
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