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Chasing Unicorns ( Legendary Blue Orca Cuts And Other Heirlooms And Landrace Strains )

Ok last bean finally popped. That's all but 1 and it probably would have cracked with a few more days. 16 total plants. No point in worrying about much until about 2 weeks or so when traits start showing and they've matured. I did make a cool antioxidant...
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Chasing Unicorns ( Legendary Blue Orca Cuts And Other Heirlooms And Landrace Strains )

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Ok last bean finally popped. That's all but 1 and it probably would have cracked with a few more days. 16 total plants. No point in worrying about much until about 2 weeks or so when traits start showing and they've matured. I did make a cool antioxidant plant tonic. Blueberry, pomegranate, raspberry, apple, yuca root, and ginger kombucha ferment. Needs a month or so.
 

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Organikz said:
Ok last bean finally popped. That's all but 1 and it probably would have cracked with a few more days. 16 total plants. No point in worrying about much until about 2 weeks or so when traits start showing and they've matured. I did make a cool antioxidant plant tonic. Blueberry, pomegranate, raspberry, apple, yuca root kombucha ferment. Needs a month or so.
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ya my nigerian sunshine and cherry bomb is above ground,both 1 day to pop tail,both 1 day pop ground at 1/2 inch deep,yogi was 2 days pop and still hadnt peeked out yet,lmoa i b in flower with couple weeks left,shit im tired old bastard lmaoe damned if i can figure out how i wound up with 14 in veg 8
 
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oldskol4evr said:
ya my nigerian sunshine and cherry bomb is above ground,both 1 day to pop tail,both 1 day pop ground at 1/2 inch deep,yogi was 2 days pop and still hadnt peeked out yet,lmoa i b in flower with couple weeks left,shit im tired old bastard lmaoe damned if i can figure out how i wound up with 14 in veg 8
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That's why I like 1 big bed. It's literally like having 1 huge plant.
 
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oldskol4evr said:
ya my nigerian sunshine and cherry bomb is above ground,both 1 day to pop tail,both 1 day pop ground at 1/2 inch deep,yogi was 2 days pop and still hadnt peeked out yet,lmoa i b in flower with couple weeks left,shit im tired old bastard lmaoe damned if i can figure out how i wound up with 14 in veg 8
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Dude I might play with the bomb myself soon.
 
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oldskol4evr said:
you already running yogi right?go for the guatmela
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Im running bliss. Maybe i shouldnt fuck around. Don't want to cross pollinate these bliss. The Malawi are feminized. I will be letting the strong bliss males get their stamen wet. Thinking about it things could get confusing.

This is a cut round. Next round will actually be pollination. I want to see the females finish up before I decide which cuts to keep. No till is boring...lol.

I want to make sure I capture the raw beans first. That way I cant lose genetics. I've heard of people relying on cuts getting screwed.
 
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Organikz said:
Im running bliss. Maybe i shouldnt fuck around. Don't want to cross pollinate these bliss. The Malawi are feminized. I will be letting the strong bliss males get their stamen wet. Thinking about it things could get confusing.

This is a cut round. Next round will actually be pollination. I want to see the females finish up before I decide which cuts to keep. No till is boring...lol.

I want to make sure I capture the raw beans first. That way I cant lose genetics. I've heard of people relying on cuts getting screwed.
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hell i know who running it then hahahah,im really wanting a few more of there strains,lmao yogi still hadnt peeked its head this morning,cherry bomb and nigerian sunshine ,got it going on though
 
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@oldskol4evr
I will be running beans. I want to do a cut and run and see how they turn out before I select males and females.

Here's proof of life
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Thays determination. Took 8 days but she popped
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Here's how I run my compost. Its a cold cook. I move the piles as they break down where they ultimately meet the worm beds. Very carbon heavy, fungal dominant EWC. Feed compost worms compost. People feed them crazy shit man.
 

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Organikz said:
Here's how I run my compost. Its a cold cook. I move the piles as they break down where they ultimately meet the worm beds. Very carbon heavy, fungal dominant EWC. Feed compost worms compost. People feed them crazy shit man.
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i had to put a temporary fence around mine,damn dogs wont stay out of it hahaah
 
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Organikz said:
Really cool pass thru composter. 4x4 with grooves cut down them lined in a square. Drop slats in. You can make it 4' tall.

Leave the bottom foot of one side ungrooved for harvest access.
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i move mine around the yard,easier to turn the shit,lmao im lazy
 
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Cool thing about cold composting is that once they break that down I can in fact feed MBP, karanja cake, and kelp meal. During cold composition these retain the values such as growth hormones in kelp meal, pest resistance of neem/karanja, and the enzymes and chitin from MBP. No rock dust...denitrified oak leaves and other leaf litter blow rock dust out the water as far as availability.

it would essentially make a preammended humus source. Just add aeration and peat moss.
 
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Organikz said:
Cool thing about cold composting is that once they break that down I can in fact feed MBP, karanja cake, and kelp meal. During cold composition these retain the values such as growth hormones in kelp meal, pest resistance of neem/karanja, and the enzymes and chitin from MBP. No rock dust...denitrified oak leaves and other leaf litter blow rock dust out the water as far as availability.

it would essentially make a preammended humus source. Just add aeration and peat moss.
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speeking of,i got acre i need to rake and get to my piles lol
 
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