[melonfarmer]

Looks great. Very tidy and lots of light.

[stanm]

This is what a typical grow looks like when I’m on my game.

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[melonfarmer]

Tomatoes too?

[stanm]

My wife had me sod the garden over about five fifteen years ago. Now she grows vegetables on the patio and flowers on the deck. We were talking about her garden and I mentioned cloning. She says “oh, is that what it’s called?” She has been cloning dating back to our first house in 1974. No rubber gloves, no cloning gel, no grow science. Probably saw it in a magazine fifty years ago.

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[melonfarmer]

I’ve never taken cuttings from tomatoes myself but I hear avocados and grape vines are usually grown from clones.

[stanm]

I don’t have an outdoor garden anymore. I think she only clones flowers.

[affarmboy]

Prior to this there were a lot of different veggies in there lol. Peppers, gourds, zucchini, all kinds.

[melonfarmer]

I love it. I want to grow some loofah gourds next summer.

[surfdad_grows]

She’s a stretcher geez. Looking good

[affarmboy]

Prior to this there was a lot of crowding with other plants and 3 different lights hanging. God bless my mother in law for this light.

[affarmboy]

[stanm]

I keep my plants small, usually the front half of my 3×3, to make them easier to work on. I prefer the bamboo stakes and wire to using netting and tie individual branches with 12” multi colored pipe cleaners from the hobby section at Wally World. There is a 2×4 with a photo vegging and one auto as well. Fortunately I have a good stock in the cabinet so these are just for sampling different strains in under three months. They’ve still got time to bulk up. A lot of the indica autos were never bred with the idea of large plants.

[Trailblazerz710]

Kiddy pool genius