The Trasher's Sunny Corner of Dank

[Redneckx]

8 weeks 12/12
one more week to go

Glue#31 "Lemongrass"
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Chrome Dome "Soda"
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Pulp Friction "Passion Fruit/Tangie"
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Delicious
What a well made crop! How many plants are in there? Like that stick technique

 

[Trash_2002]

Delicious
What a well made crop! How many plants are in there? Like that stick technique

normally 10 but this round was 9, one clone of the glue didnt take off and was removed from the veg, I was traveling while the clones were rooting and they had sub par semi healthy roots last round.. For the next round they rooted perfect tho much more vigor in veg, next week i post pictures.
heheh yep i like some helping sticks end of flower instead of using 2 or 3 trellis, much easier to harvest;
Cheers!

 

[Redneckx]

normally 10 but this round was 9, one clone of the glue didnt take off and was removed from the veg, I was traveling while the clones were rooting and they had sub par semi healthy roots last round.. For the next round they rooted perfect tho much more vigor in veg, next week i post pictures.
heheh yep i like some helping sticks end of flower instead of using 2 or 3 trellis, much easier to harvest;
Cheers!

On which size?
I got currently 9 topped plants in my 3x3 and it's filled.
I maybe switch to 4 or 6 plants next time, with more developed roots and also without topping.
If I need to support the colas, isn't it a good idea to put a trellis on top to keep em in place while still bulking?
Can't wait to pull up my trellis before harvest

 

[Trash_2002]

On which size?
I got currently 9 topped plants in my 3x3 and it's filled.
I maybe switch to 4 or 6 plants next time, with more developed roots and also without topping.
If I need to support the colas, isn't it a good idea to put a trellis on top to keep em in place while still bulking?
Can't wait to pull up my trellis before harvest

3.5m x 1.5m area i top 0 to 3 times depending on genetic;
yes its a good idea for sure. i just hate too many nets, but that's me tho.

 

[Trash_2002]

6 and half weeks veg... still one and a half to go.. glues will be overveged as usual.. they grow fast
4 chrome domes
4 glues
2 pulp frictions

new refined setup mixing spectrum with a top flexstar led bar 645w that was on storage, but will run it at 50-60% only to make the middle 1000ppfd too.
with the under canopies it will be ~2500w total.

 

[Redneckx]

3.5m x 1.5m area i top 0 to 3 times depending on genetic;
yes its a good idea for sure. i just hate too many nets, but that's me tho.

Man that's a lot of space! But nice to have.
Yeah same to me, never used more than one and probably never will. I like sturdy planta which can take their yield on their own or just need a little support.

6 and half weeks veg... still one and a half to go.. glues will be overveged as usual.. they grow fast
4 chrome domes
4 glues
2 pulp frictions
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new refined setup mixing spectrum with a top flexstar led bar 645w that was on storage, but will run it at 50-60% only to make the middle 1000ppfd too.
with the under canopies it will be ~2500w total.
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Major upgrade!! Superior but...not enough wattage, maybe get some more output

 

[Trash_2002]

Man that's a lot of space! But nice to have.
Yeah same to me, never used more than one and probably never will. I like sturdy planta which can take their yield on their own or just need a little support.

Major upgrade!! Superior but...not enough wattage, maybe get some more output

yep like the glue#31 cant hold its weight at all end of flower, but its a heavy heavy yelder , it stretches like crazy.. have to super crop, top it 3 times, pump lots of calcium and it still cant hold itself lol
only ~475w per square meter tho LOL more light more buds if you can control temperature, the number one limiting factor is light. hehehe
but i stay at 1000ppfd i dont push too hard,

 

[Redneckx]

yep like the glue#31 cant hold its weight at all end of flower, but its a heavy heavy yelder , it stretches like crazy.. have to super crop, top it 3 times, pump lots of calcium and it still cant hold itself lol
only ~715w per square meter tho LOL more light more buds if you can control temperature, the number one limiting factor is light. hehehe
but i stay at 1000ppfd i dont push too hard,

Sounds crazy, I couldn't handle that much tbh. Also can pay the bills :o

I got a gg#4 X cman from variety, which didn't germinate..some seeds passed away sadly.
Next time I try them it gotta happen, but first some practice on germination.
Do y think it is very necessary to pump a lot of ca during late flower? I reduced my calnit because of the n(15%) in it and 27% caO.
Also switched to another fert which has none in it, either mag
Pushing mag a little with Epsom, to keep the balance to my hard water.
My tap water got pH 8 and should have a lot of ca in it but enough...?
Thought about to get a mono ca fertilizer for mid to end of flower to encourage the bud formation, or do y think I don't need it if the plant don't show deficiencies?

 

[Trash_2002]

Sounds crazy, I couldn't handle that much tbh. Also can pay the bills :o

I got a gg#4 X cman from variety, which didn't germinate..some seeds passed away sadly.
Next time I try them it gotta happen, but first some practice on germination.
Do y think it is very necessary to pump a lot of ca during late flower? I reduced my calnit because of the n(15%) in it and 27% caO.
Also switched to another fert which has none in it, either mag
Pushing mag a little with Epsom, to keep the balance to my hard water.
My tap water got pH 8 and should have a lot of ca in it but enough...?
Thought about to get a mono ca fertilizer for mid to end of flower to encourage the bud formation, or do y think I don't need it if the plant don't show deficiencies?

Calcium is King tho, its a game changer for vigor, strong clones rooting, big fully developed buds and white ash, next round i will use CaSo4 and CaCo3 only in transplant and the rest of the cycle Calcium 10% EDTA every watering (EC 150-200uS into the res), you really want it to be around 120-150 elemental Calcium ppm in your fert mix from seed/clone to harvest... maxi gro has 6% calcium from calcium nitrate already and maxi bloom 5 % from calcium nitrate, Im
steering away from USP micronized calcium because of the pain to inject it by hand before feeding, they arent too much compatible with res mixing, Calcium EDTA is very compatible thats why i will test using only it during veg and flower after transplant.

send your water to analisys see how much calcium carbonate, magnesium, sodium etc it has
my water is EC 80uS, very soft tho.. i need to pump more calcium than most.

 

[Trash_2002]

Sounds crazy, I couldn't handle that much tbh. Also can pay the bills :o

I got a gg#4 X cman from variety, which didn't germinate..some seeds passed away sadly.
Next time I try them it gotta happen, but first some practice on germination.
Do y think it is very necessary to pump a lot of ca during late flower? I reduced my calnit because of the n(15%) in it and 27% caO.
Also switched to another fert which has none in it, either mag
Pushing mag a little with Epsom, to keep the balance to my hard water.
My tap water got pH 8 and should have a lot of ca in it but enough...?
Thought about to get a mono ca fertilizer for mid to end of flower to encourage the bud formation, or do y think I don't need it if the plant don't show deficiencies?

i typed wrong its around 475w per sq meter, not 715 tho :-)

 

[Trash_2002]

Sounds crazy, I couldn't handle that much tbh. Also can pay the bills :o

I got a gg#4 X cman from variety, which didn't germinate..some seeds passed away sadly.
Next time I try them it gotta happen, but first some practice on germination.
Do y think it is very necessary to pump a lot of ca during late flower? I reduced my calnit because of the n(15%) in it and 27% caO.
Also switched to another fert which has none in it, either mag
Pushing mag a little with Epsom, to keep the balance to my hard water.
My tap water got pH 8 and should have a lot of ca in it but enough...?
Thought about to get a mono ca fertilizer for mid to end of flower to encourage the bud formation, or do y think I don't need it if the plant don't show deficiencies?

with proper calcium feeding, (120-150 elemental ppm in solution every watering, whole cycle), the plants will take more light without stressing, will develop much more roots, will drink more water, be more resistant to drybacks, more resistant to high EC, faster and stronger clones rooting, bigger buds, white ash. BUT they will be starved for more P and consequently more K, Calcium + Boron also helps a lot to fully develop the plants xylem too, the central/inner pyth will be solid, white and fully developed, no hollow stems.

 

[Galgrows]

I've got the reg. GG#4 never tried the #31 are they much different? I've grown it a few times it's one of my top 5 strains i love. Yes it's a heavy yielder and trashes my scissors i bet you use a mechanical bud trimmer with that much bud?

 

[Trash_2002]

I've got the reg. GG#4 never tried the #31 are they much different? I've grown it a few times it's one of my top 5 strains i love. Yes it's a heavy yielder and trashes my scissors i bet you use a mechanical bud trimmer with that much bud?

All by hand hehehe but I have help from some friends.
This cultivar/pheno differs quite a lot from GG#4.
It smells like lemongrass and gas, taste a little sour in the aftertaste, very earthy but not sweet. Packs a nice punch too.

It's a 7.5 maybe 8/10 in the taste dept. I would say. But it's a workhorse in the yield dept.

 

[Trash_2002]

Glue#31 popcorn Straight from the vine, still wet, burning nicely. Calcium is king, its the only element that burns truly white, very enjoyable to smoke flower when the combustion is complete without char hard black ashes

 

[Redneckx]

with proper calcium feeding, (120-150 elemental ppm in solution every watering, whole cycle), the plants will take more light without stressing, will develop much more roots, will drink more water, be more resistant to drybacks, more resistant to high EC, faster and stronger clones rooting, bigger buds, white ash. BUT they will be starved for more P and consequently more K, Calcium + Boron also helps a lot to fully develop the plants xylem too, the central/inner pyth will be solid, white and fully developed, no hollow stems.

Damn didn't knew that the impact is that heavy. Next run I feed a lot more calnit and way longer into flower and switching later to my new fertilizer without calcium.
Was reading into edta & other ca sources and I think it's not necessary for me to use other stuff then calnit, so right now I stick to what I have.
Only thing I don't like very much about calnit are the high nitrogen levels and that it's not recommended as foliar feed, so not possible to feed in late flower without adding too much n.

 

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Damn didn't knew that the impact is that heavy. Next run I feed a lot more calnit and way longer into flower and switching later to my new fertilizer without calcium.
Was reading into edta & other ca sources and I think it's not necessary for me to use other stuff then calnit, so right now I stick to what I have.
Only thing I don't like very much about calnit are the high nitrogen levels and that it's not recommended as foliar feed, so not possible to feed in late flower without adding too much n.

Go for another source of calcium for late flowering, calcium EDTA is a good choice. If going organics calcium sulfate USP. Exactly, Too much N in calcinit.

 

[Redneckx]

Go for another source of calcium for late flowering, calcium EDTA is a good choice. If going organics calcium sulfate USP. Exactly, Too much N in calcinit.

I will look into it, leaving it in the end seems to suck.
Not sure where to get it from without paying a fortune.

 

[Trash_2002]

I will look into it, leaving it in the end seems to suck.
Not sure where to get it from without paying a fortune.

I have some friends who use plant prod + calcinit, after week 6 flower he drops entirely calcinit reduces the base by half, push PK booster and calcium edta until week 8, and only RO water Last week, they get pretty nice results in coco.

 

[Redneckx]

I have some friends who use plant prod + calcinit, after week 6 flower he drops entirely calcinit reduces the base by half, push PK booster and calcium edta until week 8, and only RO water Last week, they get pretty nice results in coco.

Sounds good, I'm sure this is a great route with optimum results.
Try a similar route this time by dropping the calnit like last but give EDTA calcium this time.
Won't reduce my base nutes which has npk 3-11-38 and witch a p/k 50/30.
Best price for the buck got Greenhouse feeding calcium how much would you take per liter, 1g or 2g? Don't want an excess but also want to feed heavy feed, found out my pH is high but my water is soft, only contains 50ppm calcium and around 7 mg.
Dropping calnit to reduce n is necessary imo, I want to a real fade like this time, last batch was a little heavy on the lung.

 

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Sounds good, I'm sure this is a great route with optimum results.
Try a similar route this time by dropping the calnit like last but give EDTA calcium this time.
Won't reduce my base nutes which has npk 3-11-38 and witch a p/k 50/30.
Best price for the buck got Greenhouse feeding calcium how much would you take per liter, 1g or 2g? Don't want an excess but also want to feed heavy feed, found out my pH is high but my water is soft, only contains 50ppm calcium and around 7 mg.
Dropping calnit to reduce n is necessary imo, I want to a real fade like this time, last batch was a little heavy on the lung.

I'm using the greenhouse calcium too, depends, you have to make some math to reach around 120ppm-150ppm elemental calcium in your mix, taking into account the Calcinit, deep seek AI is a good help for that.
I use around 0.5/g to reach Ca 120-135ppm elemental with my fertilizers here.