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This is a blue widow in a 5 gallon smart pot. On the transplant into the 5 gallon she got:
FFOF, FFLW, FF Chunky Perlite (~1.5:1:1), 2 tsp high p guano, 2 tsp bone meal, 1 tsp azomite, 1 tbsp lime, 2 tsp humic acid, 4 cups EWC, mycorrhizae.
She is pictured under a 600w light, the only one in this tent. I was between runs without clones, so I just ran her after I pinched and stretched her out a ton. While this isn't a SCroG, I think she has the capability to be a major yielder. These pictures are taken at about 45 days. She still has about a week left, but I may let it go 10 days. The trichomes are mostly cloudy, meaning she isn't far off from the breeder description of 50-55 days.
The pheno I have seems to be a 50/50 white widow blueberry cross. She is resinous, color changing, and has an acrid blueberry aroma to her right now. The nuggests are rock solid and frosty. I tried a small bit last night, but it was an uncontrolled test (that's what a bunch of bubba kush and too much whiskey will do).
Onto hempy buckets!
But first, a look at the 3 paper raw joint I rolled for a birthday party. Bubba kush and green crack.
I have run hempy buckets in the past, mostly with perlite/vermiculite and some lava rocks. However, since switching to organics, I decided to try my hand at some organic hempy farming.
Right now I have a blue widow plant that is about 16" tall. I have been pinching and bending her in order to get some longer stems started for scrogging it. The plant appears to yield well, given my current experiment with a 5 gallon smartpot and a blue widow.
I poke multiple holes at the bottom at the same height to encourage even drainage. I also shoved a waterfarm tubing pipe directly into the bottom to get some oxygen to the roots.
For this try, I mixed all this into a 5 gallon bucket:
4 Gallons FF Chunky Perlite
5 Cups EWC
.75 gallon Light Warrior
2 tbsp alfalfa meal
2 tbsp crab meal
1 tsp kelp meal
1 tsp dolomite lime
1/4 cup soft rock phosphate
She also got hit with EM1, Liquid Karma, and Hygrozyme.
She's about 2 weeks into the transplant and growing like a champ.
FFOF, FFLW, FF Chunky Perlite (~1.5:1:1), 2 tsp high p guano, 2 tsp bone meal, 1 tsp azomite, 1 tbsp lime, 2 tsp humic acid, 4 cups EWC, mycorrhizae.
She is pictured under a 600w light, the only one in this tent. I was between runs without clones, so I just ran her after I pinched and stretched her out a ton. While this isn't a SCroG, I think she has the capability to be a major yielder. These pictures are taken at about 45 days. She still has about a week left, but I may let it go 10 days. The trichomes are mostly cloudy, meaning she isn't far off from the breeder description of 50-55 days.
The pheno I have seems to be a 50/50 white widow blueberry cross. She is resinous, color changing, and has an acrid blueberry aroma to her right now. The nuggests are rock solid and frosty. I tried a small bit last night, but it was an uncontrolled test (that's what a bunch of bubba kush and too much whiskey will do).
Onto hempy buckets!
But first, a look at the 3 paper raw joint I rolled for a birthday party. Bubba kush and green crack.
I have run hempy buckets in the past, mostly with perlite/vermiculite and some lava rocks. However, since switching to organics, I decided to try my hand at some organic hempy farming.
Right now I have a blue widow plant that is about 16" tall. I have been pinching and bending her in order to get some longer stems started for scrogging it. The plant appears to yield well, given my current experiment with a 5 gallon smartpot and a blue widow.
I poke multiple holes at the bottom at the same height to encourage even drainage. I also shoved a waterfarm tubing pipe directly into the bottom to get some oxygen to the roots.
For this try, I mixed all this into a 5 gallon bucket:
4 Gallons FF Chunky Perlite
5 Cups EWC
.75 gallon Light Warrior
2 tbsp alfalfa meal
2 tbsp crab meal
1 tsp kelp meal
1 tsp dolomite lime
1/4 cup soft rock phosphate
She also got hit with EM1, Liquid Karma, and Hygrozyme.
She's about 2 weeks into the transplant and growing like a champ.
