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THE TRAINWRECK. Brought to you by thcfarrmer…..

You know I find it absolutely nuts that you pay for flower. I have t bought a sack since 2013, only because I was on a 3 month tower gig , even then, I died a little. This cannot stand bro. 👊🏻🤡 For reals man! I would have driven the two hours to his...
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#44,222
Justlovetogrow said:
Really Marty ya just had to go there didn’t ya🤢🤢🤢😂👍
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Could you imagine if somehow I started a thirty day trial of 4-5 grams a day every day and still went to work?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 the first day would be the hardest day, after that it’d be smooth sailing though.
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#44,224
Rama777 said:
That one bastard suggested that I plant them outside. I’m gonna give that a shot and let them keep developing. The flowers were quality but there was soooo little foliage and considering I was about to have to flush and then switch to synthetics?? I mean I just really feel like I would have to be an absolute master to take them to ripeness. They still had 5 weeks to go. Oh I forgot to mention that once the pretty intense disease was discovered, I pruned off all effected looking leaves which was basically 75% of what little foliage was left.
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well even the haggard need to be loved homie. I’d have a serious hard time NOT running it out. But you are like me I the fact that you are always running many. So I get the risk involved.
Spaulding Jesus says
Keep calm, eat something tasty.
AND AVOID THIS BS IN THE FUTURE.
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#44,225
Rama777 said:
Yeah pretty much. Where to start 😂

I made the risky move of vegging them outdoors and then bringing them in to flower. Then I forgot to reset my timer (I was turning the light off and on manually for a while) and started flowering without realizing it. Did a major pruning while they were switching to flowering without realizing that happened. Decided to switch back to veg lighting, 7 days after the accidental flip. They decided to go through a full on reveg. Waited like two damn months for that to correct itself. I brought thrips from outdoors which pyrethrin and neem was not working on. Finally defeated them with Spinosad (unquestionably the best organic insecticide for thrips). Had ugly leaves dying up and up and thought it was a combo of insect stress coupled with repeat sprays. But that issue was masking the fact that I probably had fusarium disease in the soil. Then they started showing Septoria leaf spot to boot. Decided I would try to kill the fungus in the soil with an acid to at least try and see what would happen. I used an organic product that is about as capable of that as any, at least outdoors, but failed to take into account the acidifying effect and after the fact discovered that they all got watered with a solution that was literally less than a ph of 4..

Quite the fucking list am I right!!!!????
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Kill off that micro life and PH being off will bend you over the bannister and make ya squeal. Literally overnight.
Rama777 said:
That one bastard suggested that I plant them outside. I’m gonna give that a shot and let them keep developing. The flowers were quality but there was soooo little foliage and considering I was about to have to flush and then switch to synthetics?? I mean I just really feel like I would have to be an absolute master to take them to ripeness. They still had 5 weeks to go. Oh I forgot to mention that once the pretty intense disease was discovered, I pruned off all effected looking leaves which was basically 75% of what little foliage was left.
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Put those plants in ground outside under natural sunlight and feed them well, I'll bet they'll ripen. Your now sterile soil being off in pH will very quickly become a non issue.

Airy and low yield, but I bet you can take em full term if not close so long as the weather holds

You couldn't really time putting a plant outside that's already on 1212 better.

This week and next week are the only time through the entire year you can do that issue free with an already flowering indoors plant.
 
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Rama777 said:
Yeah pretty much. Where to start 😂

I made the risky move of vegging them outdoors and then bringing them in to flower. Then I forgot to reset my timer (I was turning the light off and on manually for a while) and started flowering without realizing it. Did a major pruning while they were switching to flowering without realizing that happened. Decided to switch back to veg lighting, 7 days after the accidental flip. They decided to go through a full on reveg. Waited like two damn months for that to correct itself. I brought thrips from outdoors which pyrethrin and neem was not working on. Finally defeated them with Spinosad (unquestionably the best organic insecticide for thrips). Had ugly leaves dying up and up and thought it was a combo of insect stress coupled with repeat sprays. But that issue was masking the fact that I probably had fusarium disease in the soil. Then they started showing Septoria leaf spot to boot. Decided I would try to kill the fungus in the soil with an acid to at least try and see what would happen. I used an organic product that is about as capable of that as any, at least outdoors, but failed to take into account the acidifying effect and after the fact discovered that they all got watered with a solution that was literally less than a ph of 4..

Quite the fucking list am I right!!!!????
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Pretty spectacular list but if they’re aren’t dead why not keep fucking up?
 
#44,227
Putthataway said:
Pretty spectacular list but if they’re aren’t dead why not keep fucking up?
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I'd be willing to bet it's not a failed grow.

I bet he's going to pull some fluffy outdoor buds off of those here in about a month. And they'll probably be better than he expects them to be even if abysmal yield lol.


He could quickly and effectively begin nursing them back to health before he even recognizes his root Flora, if he had a pH meter (lol)

This is one of those times I was talking about earlier in spring where a pH meter can save you a lot of guess work and headaches lol.
 
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Let’s examine my one other current fuck up going on with my red velvet clones before I get any deeper in trouble!!

First off I know for a fact that if I transplant them, this would correct itself. I am essentially certain it’s not a ph issue, without ACTUALLY being certain.

I know how sensitive the velvets are to light intensity. That could be a part of it but I feel strongly that they are deficient in something. I believe it’s sulfur and looking back on this new style of organic grow I’m doing, I’ve probably been under dosing magnesium, which brings the sulfur, right?

I foliage fed epsom 3 days ago. So the big question I have is, if it is indeed sulfur, how long would it take for me to see positive results from a foliar epsom feed, and again if that’s even the issue, will the yellowing leaves become more green or should I just expect that the new growth will be normal?
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#44,229
Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
I'd be willing to bet it's not a failed grow.

I bet he's going to pull some fluffy outdoor buds off of those here in about a month. And they'll probably be better than he expects them to be even if abysmal yield lol.


He could quickly and effectively begin nursing them back to health before he even recognizes his root Flora, if he had a pH meter (lol)

This is one of those times I was talking about where a pH meter can save you a lot of guess work and headaches lol
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I see three of us rooting for him and the plants. I vote finish them. If he doesn’t like the results someone will take it.
 
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Rama777 said:
Let’s examine my one other current fuck up going on with my red velvet clones before I get any deeper in trouble!!

First off I know for a fact that if I transplant them, this would correct itself. I am essentially certain it’s not a ph issue, without ACTUALLY being certain.

I know how sensitive the velvets are to light intensity. That could be a part of it but I feel strongly that they are deficient in something. I believe it’s sulfur and looking back on this new style of organic grow I’m doing, I’ve probably been under dosing magnesium, which brings the sulfur, right?

I foliage fed epsom 3 days ago. So the big question I have is, if it is indeed sulfur, how long would it take for me to see positive results from a foliar epsom feed, and again if that’s even the issue, will the yellowing leaves become more green or should I just expect that the new growth will be normal? View attachment 2273594
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Okay today that does look a lot more like a sulfur deficiency than it did the other day lol
 
#44,232
Rama777 said:
At this point I like the idea of putting them outside. Soil is a miraculous buffer against all the shit that is going wrong indoors in pots.
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I put my half dead graboid mutant plant outside in ground, it looked like a different plant in about 3 days.


You can take a perfectly healthy thriving plant outside and put it in the ground in healthy soil, under sunlight, and it will look healthier tomorrow than it did today lol. There are no exceptions to this in my experience
 
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MartyMcFly42oh said:
There is a total difference between the thought process of an enlightened individual and one who has not experienced altered states. To me it seems to literally revolve around understanding and acceptance of others. I have started to notice this lately and as I said before it’s been over five years since I’ve tripped, but I think it only takes one trip to open a persons mind. It’s sad that people’s minds are often conditioned by societal expectations and norms to the point where they become almost incapable of thinking with a different perspective.
DEEP THOUGHTS

W/ Jack Handy 🤔
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Nice throwback reference there.
LOWERED EXPECTATIONS
 
#44,234
Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
I put my half dead graboid mutant plant outside in ground, it looked like a different plant in about 3 days.


You can take a perfectly healthy thriving plant outside and put it in the ground in healthy soil, under sunlight, and it will look healthier tomorrow than it did today lol. There are no exceptions to this in my experience
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Oh man I know it. Sometimes I have literally thousands of vegetable plant starts and I get all behind on transplanting them for whatever reason and no matter how haggard they might get, they shoot to the moon with perfect healthy growth within a week of going into the ground.

That’s not always true with fruiting plants but if we’re talking greens, flowers and herbs, the soil and the sun and the rain makes everything alright.
 
#44,235
Rama777 said:
At this point I like the idea of putting them outside. Soil is a miraculous buffer against all the shit that is going wrong indoors in pots.
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Foliar feed and results?


I’m never certain that squeeze is worth any of the proposed juices.

Only spray my plants get is for critters.
Otherwise,



Nah…….
 
#44,236
Captspaulding said:
Nice throwback reference there.
LOWERED EXPECTATIONS
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the only way to figure out who you really are imho is through the altering of one's own consciousness. Until that happens, you actually think you are the thoughts in your head and your own ego. You have no control grouping, and nothing to compare to.

Without that experience of altered consciousness one way or another, natural or drug induced, most people are not even capable of even understanding that they are not their thoughts and feelings but the point observing them. And that they are as much a part of the universe as anything else is. It's basically indecipherable gibberish to most who have never spent any time willfully altering their own consciousness.

Take your mask away, and you become me.

my $0.02
 
#44,237
Captspaulding said:
Foliar feed and results?


I’m never certain that squeeze is worth any of the proposed juices.

Only spray my plants get is for critters.
Otherwise,


Nah…….
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Fair enough. I’m going to up-pot them over the next few days which will fix the issues. I was trying to see if I could properly diagnose and correct it for the experience, but now I’m getting antsy to see them happy again!
 
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Thatoneguyyouknow_ said:
the only way to figure out who you really are imho is through the altering of one's own consciousness. Until that happens, you actually think you are the thoughts in your head and your own ego. You have no control, and nothing to compare.

Without that experience of altered consciousness one way or another, aural or drug induced, most people are not even capable of even understanding that they are not their thoughts and feelings. And that they are as much a part of the universe as anything else is. It's basically indecipherable gibberish to most who have never spent any time willfully altering their own consciousness.



my $0.02
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True as fuck homie
 
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