LazyRookie's comeback - New on Icmag

LazyRookie · May 23, 2013

Hello everyone!

I've been growing for a few years now and i have deffenatly had
some successful grows.
However, the last 2 grows or so i have been LAZY!!!
I kinda lost interest and i slacked big time.
I found out that if you don't love your plants and tender
them often, they ain't gonna love you either.

I decided to try to get my motivation back
and give these plants what they deserve, before they provide me
with what I require

So here i am!
First time on Icmag.
First grow in about 9 months.

Please feel free to pass me constructive criticism.
Just remember.... im LAZY!

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Today in the closet:

Heres some pictures of the mothertent and sad, traumatised clones from 2 motherplants which was all beatup and tired.
I threw them out after taking these cuttings
and ordered 4 x Big bud/White Widow Feminised seeds.

I'm looking forward to showing you
pics of the new motherplants and the clones
in a week or so
Glad to be here!

-Lazy :joint:

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LazyRookie · May 23, 2013

Also questions about my grow, if you are interrested;
feel free to ask them and i shall give answers

LazyRookie · May 24, 2013

A question:
Can i give thiese new clones some root juice?
I was thinking of mixing some root juice with water (ofcourse),
and poring it in the bottom of the clonebox.

If yes, how early can i do it? they been in there for a few days now
and i wanted to give them some root juice later today to get them going.
If possible.......

-Lazy :joint:

Ursus · May 24, 2013

they look a lil stressed man. the curling leaves on the plant mean the humidity is too high. take the dome off the plants.they also look like they have a little burn on them. either just give them plain water or lower the amount of root juice you are giving them. looks good.

LazyRookie · May 24, 2013

Thanks for the tip.

Actually i havent even given them any rootjuice yet.
And yes they are a little burnt. its from when they where on the motherplant.
They look abit better today. Leafs are more equally green and they are not curling as much anymore. I will prolly lift the lid abit today to give them some air and then
add a little bit of root juice mix.

LazyRookie · May 24, 2013

4 new mothers on the way. Planted them in soil, put them
with the clones, and poured in 1L of water with 1ml of root juice.
First time i ever used root juice btw.
I hope it will make a significant difference.

oldergrower · May 24, 2013

Lazy, if you feed them make it weak solution, i've seen worse looking clones pull thru.
GL OG

LazyRookie · May 24, 2013

Thanks oldergrower.
I gave them 1ml with 1L of water. i hope thats weak enough

LazyRookie · May 27, 2013

New mothers are borned

LazyRookie · May 27, 2013

Also any thoughts on my clones?
Does it look like they are gonna make it?

I took off the lid today and will try and dry the cubes abit.
I read in a thread today that you should try to force the cuttings to develop
roots by not giving them all the water they need.

This is what caught my attention:

Bottom line rock wool with domes on is too wet and the plants don't go looking for water.

I think this was my problem with my previous grow..

LazyRookie · May 28, 2013

Why does this clone suddenly look like this today?

I had the lid off for 3-4 hours yesterday and put it on during the night,
and have now taken it back off seing this clone like this.
Cubes are still moist from watering 2 days ago.

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St3ve · May 28, 2013

If its one thing I have learned about cloning, its leave them alone. They are not dead, so just let them ride for a bit while keeping the RW moist. THey will be fine

LazyRookie · Jun 5, 2013

It looks like its been a little too moist in the box the last few days.

2 of them has something im not sure what is. Mold?

2 others looks healthy and has roots.

Rest of them still looks alive, no mold but no roots either.
Whats your thoughts?

oldergrower · Jun 5, 2013

Lazy, get the cover off of them or set it on there at an angle.
It is too moist in there, trim that stuff off of the bad ones or get
rid of them.

LazyRookie · Jun 6, 2013

Thanks its done!! I took the cover off completely and i will put it on at
an angle later today.

Do you think the rest of them will be ok even tho
they dont have roots by now?

St3ve · Jun 6, 2013

wow yea way too moist. You only really need the dome for the first day or two at the most. (unless its really really dry).

If you take the lid off and they don't all slump over after a few hours just leave it off.

LazyRookie · Jun 6, 2013

thanks for the advice. Its my first time doing clones.
I used to plant in soil.

Seems like theres a way of doing it, for each person doing it.
Its a jungle out there.

I hope the rest of the clones will start picking up the pace and make some roots.

St3ve · Jun 6, 2013

Well you're right, there are several ways to do it. I have personally had success with aero, soil, rockwool, coco, and plain water cloning. They all work. Just need to figure out which method is best for you in your grow and master doing it THAT way.

LazyRookie · Jun 6, 2013

Ill try to learn how to master it THIS way then

A question:
The roots from the clones.... is it ok that they get light
while the rest of the clones picks up the pace?`
I heard that its not good for roots to get light?

St3ve · Jun 7, 2013

They may get a little green from algae but it won't hurt them. The air will prune them, but that will just make them grow more shoots which is a good thing.

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