Cutting question

[Willy Radisson]

Hello,

I've been growing a plant from a seed for a long time. However, this plant
became pretty unhealthy, due to poor lighting conditions and unsuitable
fertilizing. So, i made a cutting from that plant, and stuck it in
fertilized water (i used 20/20/20 fertilizer); it has since then developed
nice root and is ready to be put in soil.

I have some questions, cause i want to do it right this time:
- what sorts of fertilizer should i use for every stage of the plant?
- i'm going to buy one of these light bulbs made especially for growing
plants, which i can get for about 12$ a the hardware store.
- what sort of soil should i use? the most fertilized and aired-up one i
imagine...
- i'm also going to buy a timer, to set off the light bulb automatically,
and give the plant the exact amount of light it needs. How many hours of
lighting should i provide the plant with, according to the evolution stage
of the plant?


thanks

[Willy Radisson]

I'd like to add one more question.
Right now, my cutting is in flowering phase, even though its very small and
has got very little volume (6-8 leaves)
what should i do right now? should i treat it as if it were in the flowering
phase, or as if it were in the vegetative phase, if i want it to grow and
develop into a bigger plant?

thx


"Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> a écrit dans le message de
news:yN05b.811$I_2.198479@news20.bellglobal.com...
> Hello,
>
> I've been growing a plant from a seed for a long time. However, this plant
> became pretty unhealthy, due to poor lighting conditions and unsuitable
> fertilizing. So, i made a cutting from that plant, and stuck it in
> fertilized water (i used 20/20/20 fertilizer); it has since then developed
> nice root and is ready to be put in soil.
>
> I have some questions, cause i want to do it right this time:
> - what sorts of fertilizer should i use for every stage of the plant?
> - i'm going to buy one of these light bulbs made especially for growing
> plants, which i can get for about 12$ a the hardware store.
> - what sort of soil should i use? the most fertilized and aired-up one i
> imagine...
> - i'm also going to buy a timer, to set off the light bulb automatically,
> and give the plant the exact amount of light it needs. How many hours of
> lighting should i provide the plant with, according to the evolution stage
> of the plant?
>
>
> thanks
>
>

[pH]

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On Tue, 2 Sep 2003, "Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I've been growing a plant from a seed for a long time. However, this plant
>became pretty unhealthy, due to poor lighting conditions and unsuitable
>fertilizing. So, i made a cutting from that plant, and stuck it in
>fertilized water (i used 20/20/20 fertilizer); it has since then developed
>nice root and is ready to be put in soil.
>
>I have some questions, cause i want to do it right this time:
>- what sorts of fertilizer should i use for every stage of the plant?

What you show above is ok during veg if the soil is running low on
nutrients. Use one with higher P and lower N during flowering. But don't
think fertilizer will make your plant do amazing things. The plant will
only use what it needs. Soil naturally contains nutrients, if the soil has
the nutrients your plant needs and then you go and add more fertilizer to
it, you stand a good chance of poisoning the soil. Use fertilizer
sparingly, and only when it's needed, especially when growing in
containers.

>- i'm going to buy one of these light bulbs made especially for growing
>plants, which i can get for about 12$ a the hardware store.

Fluorescent lights made for plants don't work that well for growing
cannabis. If you must use fluorescents, don't use the "Gro-Lite" type, use
standard fluorescents or ones with the highest lumen rating. Look for the
lighting resources from the faq link in my sig.

>- what sort of soil should i use? the most fertilized and aired-up one i
>imagine...

Cannabis likes a loose, airy, fast draining soil. Don't overdo the
fertilizer.

>- i'm also going to buy a timer, to set off the light bulb automatically,
>and give the plant the exact amount of light it needs. How many hours of
>lighting should i provide the plant with, according to the evolution stage
>of the plant?

During veg you can use anywhere from 16 to 24 hours of light per day.
During flowering use only 12 hours of light, and 12 hours of the darkest
dark you can muster.

>
>
>thanks



>I'd like to add one more question.
>Right now, my cutting is in flowering phase, even though its very small and
>has got very little volume (6-8 leaves)
>what should i do right now? should i treat it as if it were in the flowering
>phase, or as if it were in the vegetative phase, if i want it to grow and
>develop into a bigger plant?

Treat it as if it were in the vegetative phase. A 24 hour photoperiod will
hasten its return to vegetative growth, but anything 16 hours or more will
work. When it gets to the size you want, then flower it with the usual
flowering photoperiod of 12 hours.

pH

>
>thx

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[Willy Radisson]

thanks for the fertilizing tip, i've been going nuts on the fertilizer. i'm
going to cut it down radically
exactly how much fertilizer should i use? i've got this blue powder. I've
been adding 1/2 teaspoon of that 20/20/20 in a 3 liters bottle of water,
with which i water my plants.
is this madness?


"pH" <Use-Author-Address-Header@[127.1]> a écrit dans le message de
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>
> On Tue, 2 Sep 2003, "Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote:
> >Hello,
> >
> >I've been growing a plant from a seed for a long time. However, this
plant
> >became pretty unhealthy, due to poor lighting conditions and unsuitable
> >fertilizing. So, i made a cutting from that plant, and stuck it in
> >fertilized water (i used 20/20/20 fertilizer); it has since then
developed
> >nice root and is ready to be put in soil.
> >
> >I have some questions, cause i want to do it right this time:
> >- what sorts of fertilizer should i use for every stage of the plant?
>
> What you show above is ok during veg if the soil is running low on
> nutrients. Use one with higher P and lower N during flowering. But don't
> think fertilizer will make your plant do amazing things. The plant will
> only use what it needs. Soil naturally contains nutrients, if the soil
has
> the nutrients your plant needs and then you go and add more fertilizer to
> it, you stand a good chance of poisoning the soil. Use fertilizer
> sparingly, and only when it's needed, especially when growing in
> containers.
>
> >- i'm going to buy one of these light bulbs made especially for growing
> >plants, which i can get for about 12$ a the hardware store.
>
> Fluorescent lights made for plants don't work that well for growing
> cannabis. If you must use fluorescents, don't use the "Gro-Lite" type,
use
> standard fluorescents or ones with the highest lumen rating. Look for the
> lighting resources from the faq link in my sig.
>
> >- what sort of soil should i use? the most fertilized and aired-up one i
> >imagine...
>
> Cannabis likes a loose, airy, fast draining soil. Don't overdo the
> fertilizer.
>
> >- i'm also going to buy a timer, to set off the light bulb automatically,
> >and give the plant the exact amount of light it needs. How many hours of
> >lighting should i provide the plant with, according to the evolution
stage
> >of the plant?
>
> During veg you can use anywhere from 16 to 24 hours of light per day.
> During flowering use only 12 hours of light, and 12 hours of the darkest
> dark you can muster.
>
> >
> >
> >thanks
>
>
>
> >I'd like to add one more question.
> >Right now, my cutting is in flowering phase, even though its very small
and
> >has got very little volume (6-8 leaves)
> >what should i do right now? should i treat it as if it were in the
flowering
> >phase, or as if it were in the vegetative phase, if i want it to grow and
> >develop into a bigger plant?
>
> Treat it as if it were in the vegetative phase. A 24 hour photoperiod
will
> hasten its return to vegetative growth, but anything 16 hours or more will
> work. When it gets to the size you want, then flower it with the usual
> flowering photoperiod of 12 hours.
>
> pH
>
> >
> >thx
>
> - -------
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>
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[andifabulous]

hey there

i've read quite a few books on these subjects. I can tell you not to buy
the bulb especially for plants. Supposedly, it does not work nearly as well
as other types of lighting. The best of course is a simple halogen bulb
that emits at least 1000 watts. That is what I use and I swear my plants
grow 3 inches a day, some of them.

More important than the fertilizer you use is the quality of the soil you
use. Keep that in mind. Do not try to cut corners here. There is little
to be saved in terms of money and you will stand to lose alot in terms of
the plant's health. You need a high quality soil with excellent drainage,
preferably Miracle Grow soil, or Pro Terra. Any good mix from a good garden
store, or even grocery store should do it. Just don't get the cheap stuff
with all the little white styrafoam things. It won't drain well and you
will get rootrot or stunted growth. Trust me, this much I know is true.
Also, in the future, it is best to use propagation/cutting agents when you
are planning to clip a plant. I use rootone. Or, Jiffy peat pellets work
well too. Just give it a lot of time, light and good water. Often people
think plants are ready to pot before they really are. Probably they are
just overexcited. Lemme know if you have more questions! I have some
experience, a little, and I have read just about all the books. I'd be
happy to answer any questions you might have.

now, maybe you can answer my question. I have a plant that was doing really
well, but then I took too many fan leaves off and it was also attacked by my
dog. It has a good, thick healthy stem with a few branches but no leaves.
is there any hope of saving this plant? Or will it surely die now? I've
never had this happen. please help if you can, I am very attached to this
plant. I"m sure you can understand that. I will post this question in the
general forum just in case anyone else has help to offer. Please help if
you can. :)


"Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote in message
news:Mo65b.7745$Sq5.197236@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> thanks for the fertilizing tip, i've been going nuts on the fertilizer.
i'm
> going to cut it down radically
> exactly how much fertilizer should i use? i've got this blue powder. I've
> been adding 1/2 teaspoon of that 20/20/20 in a 3 liters bottle of water,
> with which i water my plants.
> is this madness?
>
>
> "pH" <Use-Author-Address-Header@[127.1]> a écrit dans le message de
> news:20030902191800.3468.qmail@nym.alias.net...
> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> >
> > On Tue, 2 Sep 2003, "Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote:
> > >Hello,
> > >
> > >I've been growing a plant from a seed for a long time. However, this
> plant
> > >became pretty unhealthy, due to poor lighting conditions and unsuitable
> > >fertilizing. So, i made a cutting from that plant, and stuck it in
> > >fertilized water (i used 20/20/20 fertilizer); it has since then
> developed
> > >nice root and is ready to be put in soil.
> > >
> > >I have some questions, cause i want to do it right this time:
> > >- what sorts of fertilizer should i use for every stage of the plant?
> >
> > What you show above is ok during veg if the soil is running low on
> > nutrients. Use one with higher P and lower N during flowering. But
don't
> > think fertilizer will make your plant do amazing things. The plant will
> > only use what it needs. Soil naturally contains nutrients, if the soil
> has
> > the nutrients your plant needs and then you go and add more fertilizer
to
> > it, you stand a good chance of poisoning the soil. Use fertilizer
> > sparingly, and only when it's needed, especially when growing in
> > containers.
> >
> > >- i'm going to buy one of these light bulbs made especially for growing
> > >plants, which i can get for about 12$ a the hardware store.
> >
> > Fluorescent lights made for plants don't work that well for growing
> > cannabis. If you must use fluorescents, don't use the "Gro-Lite" type,
> use
> > standard fluorescents or ones with the highest lumen rating. Look for
the
> > lighting resources from the faq link in my sig.
> >
> > >- what sort of soil should i use? the most fertilized and aired-up one
i
> > >imagine...
> >
> > Cannabis likes a loose, airy, fast draining soil. Don't overdo the
> > fertilizer.
> >
> > >- i'm also going to buy a timer, to set off the light bulb
automatically,
> > >and give the plant the exact amount of light it needs. How many hours
of
> > >lighting should i provide the plant with, according to the evolution
> stage
> > >of the plant?
> >
> > During veg you can use anywhere from 16 to 24 hours of light per day.
> > During flowering use only 12 hours of light, and 12 hours of the darkest
> > dark you can muster.
> >
> > >
> > >
> > >thanks
> >
> >
> >
> > >I'd like to add one more question.
> > >Right now, my cutting is in flowering phase, even though its very small
> and
> > >has got very little volume (6-8 leaves)
> > >what should i do right now? should i treat it as if it were in the
> flowering
> > >phase, or as if it were in the vegetative phase, if i want it to grow
and
> > >develop into a bigger plant?
> >
> > Treat it as if it were in the vegetative phase. A 24 hour photoperiod
> will
> > hasten its return to vegetative growth, but anything 16 hours or more
will
> > work. When it gets to the size you want, then flower it with the usual
> > flowering photoperiod of 12 hours.
> >
> > pH
> >
> > >
> > >thx
> >
> > - -------
> > http://www.angelfire.com/cantina/fourtwenty/articles/adpcfaq.htm
> >
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[Willy Radisson]

i'm sorry, i can't help you, i'm a beginner in all that cultivation
business.

however, i've got another question: my light bulb operates at 120 W, 1600
lumens. it was the one witht the most lumens at the harware store.
considering that i only have one plant, is it enough?


thx

"andifabulous" <hodgsona@grandecom.net> a écrit dans le message de
news:vl9ukcf5t58tc2@corp.supernews.com...
> hey there
>
> i've read quite a few books on these subjects. I can tell you not to buy
> the bulb especially for plants. Supposedly, it does not work nearly as
well
> as other types of lighting. The best of course is a simple halogen bulb
> that emits at least 1000 watts. That is what I use and I swear my plants
> grow 3 inches a day, some of them.
>
> More important than the fertilizer you use is the quality of the soil you
> use. Keep that in mind. Do not try to cut corners here. There is little
> to be saved in terms of money and you will stand to lose alot in terms of
> the plant's health. You need a high quality soil with excellent drainage,
> preferably Miracle Grow soil, or Pro Terra. Any good mix from a good
garden
> store, or even grocery store should do it. Just don't get the cheap stuff
> with all the little white styrafoam things. It won't drain well and you
> will get rootrot or stunted growth. Trust me, this much I know is true.
> Also, in the future, it is best to use propagation/cutting agents when you
> are planning to clip a plant. I use rootone. Or, Jiffy peat pellets work
> well too. Just give it a lot of time, light and good water. Often people
> think plants are ready to pot before they really are. Probably they are
> just overexcited. Lemme know if you have more questions! I have some
> experience, a little, and I have read just about all the books. I'd be
> happy to answer any questions you might have.
>
> now, maybe you can answer my question. I have a plant that was doing
really
> well, but then I took too many fan leaves off and it was also attacked by
my
> dog. It has a good, thick healthy stem with a few branches but no leaves.
> is there any hope of saving this plant? Or will it surely die now? I've
> never had this happen. please help if you can, I am very attached to this
> plant. I"m sure you can understand that. I will post this question in
the
> general forum just in case anyone else has help to offer. Please help if
> you can. :)
>
>
> "Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote in message
> news:Mo65b.7745$Sq5.197236@news20.bellglobal.com.. .
> > thanks for the fertilizing tip, i've been going nuts on the fertilizer.
> i'm
> > going to cut it down radically
> > exactly how much fertilizer should i use? i've got this blue powder.
I've
> > been adding 1/2 teaspoon of that 20/20/20 in a 3 liters bottle of water,
> > with which i water my plants.
> > is this madness?
> >
> >
> > "pH" <Use-Author-Address-Header@[127.1]> a écrit dans le message de
> > news:20030902191800.3468.qmail@nym.alias.net...
> > > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> > >
> > > On Tue, 2 Sep 2003, "Willy Radisson" <Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote:
> > > >Hello,
> > > >
> > > >I've been growing a plant from a seed for a long time. However, this
> > plant
> > > >became pretty unhealthy, due to poor lighting conditions and
unsuitable
> > > >fertilizing. So, i made a cutting from that plant, and stuck it in
> > > >fertilized water (i used 20/20/20 fertilizer); it has since then
> > developed
> > > >nice root and is ready to be put in soil.
> > > >
> > > >I have some questions, cause i want to do it right this time:
> > > >- what sorts of fertilizer should i use for every stage of the plant?
> > >
> > > What you show above is ok during veg if the soil is running low on
> > > nutrients. Use one with higher P and lower N during flowering. But
> don't
> > > think fertilizer will make your plant do amazing things. The plant
will
> > > only use what it needs. Soil naturally contains nutrients, if the
soil
> > has
> > > the nutrients your plant needs and then you go and add more fertilizer
> to
> > > it, you stand a good chance of poisoning the soil. Use fertilizer
> > > sparingly, and only when it's needed, especially when growing in
> > > containers.
> > >
> > > >- i'm going to buy one of these light bulbs made especially for
growing
> > > >plants, which i can get for about 12$ a the hardware store.
> > >
> > > Fluorescent lights made for plants don't work that well for growing
> > > cannabis. If you must use fluorescents, don't use the "Gro-Lite"
type,
> > use
> > > standard fluorescents or ones with the highest lumen rating. Look for
> the
> > > lighting resources from the faq link in my sig.
> > >
> > > >- what sort of soil should i use? the most fertilized and aired-up
one
> i
> > > >imagine...
> > >
> > > Cannabis likes a loose, airy, fast draining soil. Don't overdo the
> > > fertilizer.
> > >
> > > >- i'm also going to buy a timer, to set off the light bulb
> automatically,
> > > >and give the plant the exact amount of light it needs. How many hours
> of
> > > >lighting should i provide the plant with, according to the evolution
> > stage
> > > >of the plant?
> > >
> > > During veg you can use anywhere from 16 to 24 hours of light per day.
> > > During flowering use only 12 hours of light, and 12 hours of the
darkest
> > > dark you can muster.
> > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > > >thanks
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > >I'd like to add one more question.
> > > >Right now, my cutting is in flowering phase, even though its very
small
> > and
> > > >has got very little volume (6-8 leaves)
> > > >what should i do right now? should i treat it as if it were in the
> > flowering
> > > >phase, or as if it were in the vegetative phase, if i want it to grow
> and
> > > >develop into a bigger plant?
> > >
> > > Treat it as if it were in the vegetative phase. A 24 hour photoperiod
> > will
> > > hasten its return to vegetative growth, but anything 16 hours or more
> will
> > > work. When it gets to the size you want, then flower it with the
usual
> > > flowering photoperiod of 12 hours.
> > >
> > > pH
> > >
> > > >
> > > >thx
> > >
> > > - -------
> > > http://www.angelfire.com/cantina/fourtwenty/articles/adpcfaq.htm
> > >
> > > ~~~
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[Dr Sensi]

On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 09:22:53 -0400, "Willy Radisson"
<Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote:

> i've got another question: my light bulb operates at 120 W, 1600
>lumens. it was the one witht the most lumens at the harware store.
>considering that i only have one plant, is it enough?

Willy check:
http://www.overgrow.com/growfaq/

Lots of great advice on there.

Dr Sensi

[rubio]

On Tue, 2 Sep 2003 12:45:06 -0400 in
<xN35b.7641$Sq5.186072@news20.bellglobal.com>, "Willy Radisson"
<Willy.Radisson@frock.com> graced the world with this thought:

>I'd like to add one more question.
>Right now, my cutting is in flowering phase, even though its very small and
>has got very little volume (6-8 leaves)
>what should i do right now? should i treat it as if it were in the flowering
>phase, or as if it were in the vegetative phase, if i want it to grow and
>develop into a bigger plant?

boost the nitrogen (just use a regular growth plant food), jack the
length of the day up.

[Moon Doggie]

On Wed, 3 Sep 2003 09:22:53 -0400, "Willy Radisson"
<Willy.Radisson@frock.com> wrote:

>i'm sorry, i can't help you, i'm a beginner in all that cultivation
>business.
>
>however, i've got another question: my light bulb operates at 120 W, 1600
>lumens. it was the one witht the most lumens at the harware store.
>considering that i only have one plant, is it enough?
>
>thx
>
(snip)

That's about 13 lumens per watt, which is pathetic. BTW, if it's
incandescent, that's even more pathetic. Check out the link that Dr.
Sensi gave you, or else my weekly cultivation links posted every
weekend or else the FAQ.

Keep on truckin'
- Moon Doggie -

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[Police State]

>On Wed, 03 Sep 2003 22:09:25 narkk Jason Rudy Simpson aka green man aka >Moon Bogey aka placard or Orion aka Satyr aka Mister Odiferous aka Travlin Jack of the 6yr old pHed >scam on adpc spewed more crap:

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You'll love this one

>Date: Fri, 15 Nov 2002 17:33:00 GMT
>Message-ID: <gdaB9.430341$DB1.4877903@news.easynews.com>
>From: moondoggie@xyzxyzxyz.com (Moon Doggie)

>But the only decently rootable clones are ones that are green and supple, not >woody. I.e., relatively new growth.

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