Just the beginning 🔥 everyone was asking from a start to finish? Let’s give it a shot!

Hey everybody 👋

I decided I’m going to start every post off with a picture of some bud, who doesn’t like bud right? 😆
 

 
Just about a week ago I stumbled across this page while I was working and decided to post a few bud pictures on here. I had some pretty good conversations with you guys and everyone was super welcoming.

A few of you guys asked me if I could do a start to finish journey through my process 🤔🤔 after I double checked with my bosses that it was ok I figured I would give it a shot!!

Today is clone transplant day!
 

I’m pretty excited about this run!! Recently we started trying some new strains here and there. This will be our first big run of Montana Silvertip, pineapple express, and and 1-1 cbd white widow. Plus I get to bring you guys along with me!

(You’re gonna have to bear with me just a little bit while I figure out how the energy on here works 😆😆 I’m super bad about managing it. I just want to talk to everyone! Haha)

Here is my little station I put together when I start my transplants.
 

We like to go straight from our clone cubes into one gallon pots with a dash of myco-Jordan. Holy smokes I went into a rabbit hole looking into this stuff one day 🤯🤯🤯 after that I’ve been a huge fan of myco so im gonna geek out with you plant lovers for a second here.

Mycojordan is mycorrhizal inoculat. First time I read that it looked like a foreign language. So my curious mind decided to break it down

 mycorrhiza - pretty much venom from Spider-Man 🤯 it’s actually a fungus that grows in association w/ roots of s plant in a symbiotic relationship.
 
Inoculat - the introduction to microorganisms into a suitable growth situation.

So In a nutshell, this stuff attaches itself to the root system in your plants and provides health benefits for fighting off diseases and helps increase your absorption area for your NPK. You gotta love this stuff!!

Ok ok ok I can ramble on all day about this stuff but I do have to get some things done 🤣 so let’s move forward. Here is a quick picture of the clones after they have been moved to there 1 gal pots.
 

 
That’s gonna be some of our first steps in this process! Growing is a art and everyone does it different! What kind of tips and tricks do you guys have for your clones and the timeframe that your transplanting them?

And like always, thanks for taking your time to read my little update ❤️ and show me those pretty buds!!