FPOG does the nasty with kosher kush, Wifi, and a Colombian... by Capulator

[Capulator]

You mentioned taking cuts off of those original plants, did they take or get hit by the pump too? Wilma sounds like a unique one!

Luckily most of them took. JJ's White hashplant BX and fruity pebble OG. they are 3 weeks in to flower, but doing super shitty since I am having fertilizer issues. :)

 

[Capulator]

Check out the milky way came out of the shell with 3 true leaves in stead of 2. I don't see that very often... Sorry for the shitty cell pics. They are very happy. I gave them a little modified jacks today (0.4 EC)

 

[treebark1950]

I just popped the Wilma's CAP. I'll post a log once they break dirt!

 

[Capulator]

what do you guys think of the name:

Jewcy fruit...

 

[tedsprogz]

Homo-Jew

 

[Oceanside]

I have a feeling that there will a bright shining star that comes out of all of this! Something... Something sticky,chunky and special!

 

[catdaddy]

them sound like some nice x's Cap, can't wait to see them in action.

 

[Capulator]

Here they are doing just fine. See that milky way on the left has a very white fire looking leaf.

 

[Capulator]

They got transplanted today in to 1 gallon plastic containers. I'll give them a few more days to develop a few lower shoots to take cuts from , and then they will go in to flower. They have been getting jacks modified formula at around 1.7 EC and some bennies. yesterday I dropped them to 1.4 EC because I don't think they really need so much food.

 

[Capulator]

Check out how this Wilma is stacking. She (fingers crossed), is going to be a beast. If this one is a male I will be making f-2's. I love plants that stack hard like this. It is usually an indicator of good yields.

 

[MakinGoo]

WOW those r some massive roots.. Very healthy lookin plants

 

[Krasi]

Great rooting Cap, i often hear that transplanting should be done before the roots are circling around in the pot, what`s ur opinion on that?

 

[catdaddy]

Great rooting Cap, i often hear that transplanting should be done before the roots are circling around in the pot, what`s ur opinion on that?

yeah i heard and assumed the same. as of lately i've been transplanting much sooner than i would normally, due to the fact of what i assumed/heard. would also like to see what you have to say about this myth. thanks in advance.

 

[rvd]

i dont see the problem everything looks good to me.

 

[Krasi]

No problem ideed, but can it be better for the plant and the further development of the roots in the bigger container?

 

[Capulator]

No problem ideed, but can it be better for the plant and the further development of the roots in the bigger container?

Well, I dont know. I didnt think the roots would be this good this fast to be honest. I usually transplant according to my own schedule. The plants didnt seem to mind at all. No signs of stress or pre flowers. Also, if you look they havent really started circling around too much. They filled the cup alright, but they arent going in circles and all bound up.

As a genereal nursery rule the plant is ready to be transplanted when you can pull it out of the container without tearing it out. It has a nice solid root mass, and will pop right out taking most of the soil with it.

 

[Krasi]

Ur bennies do job, those roots don`t lie.
It`s something i heared frequently, so i just trow it in the public, thanks for ur vision on that.

 

[Capulator]

Here is a final pic of the FPOG x's. There are 2 wifi x's I want to run again, and 2 Wilmas (there would have been three but I underestimated one and did not take a cutting :oops:)

The kosher x's were all shit. Herms. All of the x's I have done with kosher have turned herm. Total disappontment as there was one that I thought was going to be solid, and would have probably been the frostiest, most stinky plant I have ever grown. Unfortunately, it grew a few ballsacs along the way and had to get the axe.

Here is the one that was super stacked in the previous pic at 9 weeks with a week and a half flush... you can see I grew them in only a 1 gallon container:

She smells more on the fruity pebble side, but with some floral undertone of the Colombian.







Here are the 2 wifi x's: the first one has more of an OG smell, the second is completely different. Very fruity and pungeant.

Here is another Wilma. This one has more of the Colombian floral smell, but with a hint of like a moldy smell? She isn't moldy though... I am not so sure I like the smell. She may not make the final cut.

And here is the one that got away. Still stacking hard at 9 weeks like mommy, but way dense like the FPOG. Smell is starting to develop now. MOre on the Colombian side in that department. Kind of mild though but that could change. This flower is about the girth of a solo cup.

Anyway... that's it for this test. For now.

 

[outwest]

Nice to see you rocking the one gallon pots. I'm rocking 1 gallon fabric pots. . . hoping they still provide a healthy yield for their size. Plants look great.

outwest

 

[Capulator]

Nice to see you rocking the one gallon pots. I'm rocking 1 gallon fabric pots. . . hoping they still provide a healthy yield for their size. Plants look great.

outwest

These will easily do 2-3 oscars. If I ever went to pots and tables again I think I would opt for the 2 gallon smartpot for a little more legroom.