Alright.. so my last thread I kind of abandoned. I finished out the Jillybean and Cleaner finally - they didn't get the most attention, but were fed regularly and flushed heavily. They smell amazing, can't wait to taste them. Drying day 1 today. Might get 1/2 oz - 3/4oz off each.

Pic of those hangin:


Next up, first time in the new room - finally got my electric run. 2600 watts.
They're currently in the veg room under a T5 -

4x "The White" in CANNA CoCo, 7 gallon smart pots, using the one and only X Nutrients.


And 4x "The White" In DWC using X Nutrients:


All transplanted today, nicely rooted clones in the turb kloner.

Really pumped to have this in my store now;


Just a little backup in case I run out

Can't wait! Hoping to get either a White Fire cut or some SFV OG to prep for a 8 plant per month rotaiton. Those are going to be the next on the list along with son Cali Connect Sour OG. I'll put all of those in a month from now if everything works out.

nice mgee, too bad ur store isnt around here, id check that shit out.

You can request that they send a sample box of the 3 part GMB and a small thing of their cloning gel to you at your local hydro store.

Click Here to request a free sample box to your favorite store.

Well worth it my man, I assure you! I don't represent these guys, but I do fully support them. They make a very quality product for a very reasonable cost to the consumer. There's been rumor that their cloning gel compares with clonex on many levels, if not beats it out. I cannot confirm this as I have not done the side by side yet, but I will as soon as I take some clones again.

looks like some synthetic stuff Mgee and I was looking for an ingredient list for shits and giggles but couldn't find one (not that I can grow right now or would order any) but this caught my eye on their site



"Directions: Mix your nutrients into your water and allow settling for approximately 15 minutes. Once settled, test your pH level…if necessary adjust to between 5.5 and 6.5. Now that your pH is set you can forget about it till the next feeding. X Nutrients are buffered so you don’t have to continuously adjust your pH level. You can set it and forget! Our pH buffered formula will help maintain the proper pH ensuring the plants continue to receive the maximum amount of nutrients available."




If anyone uses this in a reservoir, if you don't have to adjust your ph down every day or so let us know as I don't think I believe it.

It is synthetic McL, but its manufactured in California, and all products they use are of the highest gradient available to them from ONE single provider out of NorCal - they are not shopping around for the cheapest chemicals of the month like some other companies. It's all brewed in house at their factory, and is surprisingly clean. Have never had salt issues.

It fluctuates, I'll tell you that right now. It fluctuates about as much as the AN PH Perfect line does. Anywhere from 0-.3 in a 24 hour period. It is very easy to use, I'll give them that. In systems like an Aero or undercurrent where things are constantly moving I could see PH not having to be a problem. For instance, CurrentCultureH20, one of the leading undercurrent companies, recommends that if your PH is between 5.5-6.3, then LEAVE IT ALONE. They claim attempting to perfect your PH constantly can potentially be damaging to the quality of your water. (you'd have to be missing the mark quite a bit I could imagine, but makes sense).

I have grown DWC buckets with the X program and have left single buckets alone for up to 5-6 days at a time without having any PH issues. Usually when I check them after this time it has moved from my original 5.7 to about 5.9-6.0. Not too bad of fluctuation if you ask me. But not perfect.

Picked up SFV OG Kush, White Fire, Seven Ghosts (Strain from Alien genetics over at Thcfarmer - Tahoe OG Kush x SoCal Master Kush x Pre98 BubbaKush x Alien Kush F1).

Also got a true Chem 4 cut - very excited about that one, and a cut called Glacier - a personal breed of a friends - Killer genetics though, very pleased he was willing to share.

All of these are rooting, and after these 8 cuts of The White finish out, a month following them will be a mix of the above lineup. Pretty excited. Some of the best gene's I've had the opportunity to grow yet.

Been seeing more of The White around in CO lately- its fire and makes great extracts. C4 as well, can never get enough Chem...good genetics, look forward to seeing these progress..

Been 18 Days since I transplanted the DWC's and 19 since the CoCo's. I lost one DWC, it never took to the bucket.

Again, these are all "The White". Day 18 veg; 80F, 60% Humidity, X-Nutrients full line.

I'll take some Root shots next time. I'm rez changing tomorrow with some subculture additives. Should boost the roots a bit.

All were topped 3 days ago. Topping again in a week.

CoCo's; Smart Pot 7 Gal.


DWC's




I've also acquired the genetics I've been raving about. Finally rooted and transplanted the mothers.
SFV OG, 7 Ghosts, Glacier, and WhiteFire #1.
3 I know are phenomenal genetics and I feel honored to have them in my hands. The 7 ghosts is a first time for both me and the guy I got it from.

those DWC's look bigger and better than the ones in coco already but looks like heat stress on lots of leaves with that outer edge curling a little upwards and one down low looks like it's praying for magnesium and leaf twist here and stuff lol, you think it's the nutes causing the outer edge curling like that and where are you taking that 80 temp from (top of the canopy or middle)? I'm rooting for the coco myself and looks like there is a height difference from the ones in buckets too. How long you vegging and sorry for all the ?'s but I'm high for once.

Definitely a little heat stress in there, for the most part I'm keeping it mid 70's, but temps up here in northern MI have been excruciating the past few weeks - Hard to control in a tiny room like this temp one. The upward curling I would call heat stress.

As far as the flipped leaves, the line I'm using has plenty of Mg. What you're seeing is the fan (not pictured, but not far from pictured) that is DIRECTLY mounted on the wall next to the one on the bottom you see. It pretty much clears the canopy, but I'm assuming the one or two flipped leaves are simply due to the intensity of the fan that it's right next to. I don't see any other signs of deficiency so I'm rolling with that diagnoses for now.

Taking the temp from the top of canopy remotely.

Definitely a height difference between the DWC and CoCo. The CoCo's are almost on the same level with about 1/2 the height in container. They are lengthier, and I'm bending and topping them every other day it seems.

The DWC Grows a LOT bushier, squatter, and a lot more branches/nodes thus far.

The DWC's I'll be vegging until the 20th-24th. The CoCo's I'll probably roll with 5 weeks depending on how well they grow. I did just hit them all with a pretty heavy innoculant last night along with a foliar application. The results should show in the next few days.