SweetLeafGrow
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Love the names...They're looking good too, nice job...Enjoy!Greetings Fellow Cultivators!
I have just finished up my first successful grow here at the Farm and am moving on the the next, all important medicinal cannabis cancer miracle cure, which I am dedicating to one of my favorite bands, Black Sabbath.
Those old enough might have recognized I took my Farm handle from a very cool Black Sabbath song called Sweet Leaf which just so happens to be about our beloved Cannabis flower. One of my new friends here at the Farm had named his plants, so I decided to take a page out of @AmokNewb book and name these plants this time around. Let me introduce you (starting back left, moving clockwise) to Geezer Butler, Bill Ward, Tony Iommi, and last but not least, Ozzy.
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Geezer, Bill, and Tony are all G-13 strain and Ozzy is a strain by Sannie Seeds called MotherLode that I got from @Poekie. I started out with two of each, but only one of the two MotherLode seeds I had sprouted after a week so I quickly got another G-13 seed in the soil which came up about 3 days later and is about a week behind the others.
A few specifics about this grow.
Stonington Blend Soil by Coast of Maine - 5 gal fabric pots
3x3 tent with MarsHydro TSW 2000
Distilled water with homemade cal/mag added
Nutrients-
Roots Organics Terp Tea nutrients which includes Grow, Bloom, Bloom Booster, Microbe Charge microbial supplement
Real Growers Recharge Microbial supplement
Organic Fish Bone Meal
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These seeds went in the soil on the 11th of August, although it could have been the 18th. I didn't write it down and I have been pretty loopy for the past several weeks since starting the ROS treatments. I am hoping to keep better track of this grow now that I started a thread for it! I am using the same soil from the last grow but will be feeding with the Terp Tea Grow and the microbe boosters during veg and then a transition to the bloom nutrients once I flip to flower since this soil is most likely very depleted of nutrients at this point. They started out in 4" peat pots and I transplanted them into the 1/2 gal pots already, and they will eventually go in 5 gal fabric pots for the rest of the grow.
Thanks bro, but I am having a bit of a hard time seeing my rock legends identifying as Female so I may rename them.Love the names...They're looking good too, nice job...Enjoy!
Thanks bro, yea, I got that on your word and so far it seems great.Awesome man I’ll be watching! Hey you picked up the recharge I was really pushing that one man that’s a great product. Im gonna reuse my soil after this next run too.
Welcome Back!So I have been absent from the Farm except for looking occasionally at some threads I have been following. I've sorta checked out while I am on this cannabis cancer therapy. The RSO therapy is a lot more intense than I had imagined with unanticipated side effects. I have also started a new part time job and have been very tired ALL THE TIME. That is good because I know my body is healing and the rest is the best thing in the world for me right now. In some ways, I am glad to be working; others, not so much.
The good news is I have travelled to another legal state where the best of friends hooked me up with the remainder of flower that I needed to finish out my cancer treatment! I simply cannot afford $300 an ounce at the dispensaries here in my home state. I got 10 ounces off my first grow (not enough, need about a pound), and God has provided in abundance leaving me with about 2 lbs of potent flower, and I found out who my REAL friends are. Praise God.
So as far as this update, these plants have suffered a bit because of the above, and as well, I am still a novice grower with much experience to be gained! I am reusing the soil from the last grow and I did not amend it. My inexperience showing itself perhaps, but it is what it is. I did feed with some organic fertilizer that I had from Walts Organics, which I did mix in about 1/4 cup in each 1/2 gallon pot that I transplanted them into from the 4" peat pots. I also gave them about 1/4 cup of fishbone meal. Then when I moved them to the 5 gallon fabric pots, I again fed with the Walts Organics fertilizer 1/2 cup each and another 1/4 cup of fishbone meal. Alongside the Walts Organics fertilizer, I have also been mixing in the Terp Tea Grow, Bloom, and the Recharge in with cal/mag distilled water. Last feeding, I had noticed quite a bit of deficiencies and so top dressed with Terp Tea Grow and bloom at the rate of 1 TBS per gallon of potting soil, and mixed the same nutes with the water at the rate of 1 tsp per gallon. From what I can tell, the new growth is showing that I have corrected the deficiencies fairly well and they seem to be doing better.
As far as growth, they are all quite robust, with the Mother Lode strain being quite aggressive. I had neglected them to the point where Mother Lode started getting super tall. She also had more nutrient problems than the G-13's. I have never done a lot of LST, but had to here because I thought I would run out of tent if I let her keep going. I crushed the two tallest stems and bent them over and installed my netting trellis. The canopy is much better now, although, it could be better. I also topped all 4 plants but this time I only topped each plant one time.
I have been giving bloom nutrients leading up to yesterday when I flipped to 12/12 light schedule. These were all planted from feminized seeds and they are already showing some pistils before I flipped. I figured they were ready! I have done some light defoliation on the lower 1/3 of the plants as well as cut out most of the damaged fan leaves.
This grow has suffered because I cannot keep up on it as well but hopefully, this robust plant will make up for my lack of due diligence and give me a good harvest in spite of myself.
Thank you! That's a pretty special messageWelcome Back!
You are doing an EXTRAordinary job with those babies, they're glad you didn't give up on them, that's for sure...I Love Your Story and I'm Expecting a Mighty Praise Report from You too... Cancer Survivors Unite!
Nice Work and Enjoy Your Abundant Harvest!
Mahalo back@cha...Yours a Special Story!Thank you! That's a pretty special message
Could u help pls I'm gonna cut down tomorrow and gotta dry in cardboard box will a 4 inch fan fitted in in bottom with a bigger hole in top corner will this be on okGreetings Fellow Cultivators!
I have just finished up my first successful grow here at the Farm and am moving on the the next, all important medicinal cannabis cancer miracle cure, which I am dedicating to one of my favorite bands, Black Sabbath.
Those old enough might have recognized I took my Farm handle from a very cool Black Sabbath song called Sweet Leaf which just so happens to be about our beloved Cannabis flower. One of my new friends here at the Farm had named his plants, so I decided to take a page out of @AmokNewb book and name these plants this time around. Let me introduce you (starting back left, moving clockwise) to Geezer Butler, Bill Ward, Tony Iommi, and last but not least, Ozzy.
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Geezer, Bill, and Tony are all G-13 strain and Ozzy is a strain by Sannie Seeds called MotherLode that I got from @Poekie. I started out with two of each, but only one of the two MotherLode seeds I had sprouted after a week so I quickly got another G-13 seed in the soil which came up about 3 days later and is about a week behind the others.
A few specifics about this grow.
Stonington Blend Soil by Coast of Maine - 5 gal fabric pots
3x3 tent with MarsHydro TSW 2000
Distilled water with homemade cal/mag added
Nutrients-
Roots Organics Terp Tea nutrients which includes Grow, Bloom, Bloom Booster, Microbe Charge microbial supplement
Real Growers Recharge Microbial supplement
Organic Fish Bone Meal
View attachment 1167965
These seeds went in the soil on the 11th of August, although it could have been the 18th. I didn't write it down and I have been pretty loopy for the past several weeks since starting the ROS treatments. I am hoping to keep better track of this grow now that I started a thread for it! I am using the same soil from the last grow but will be feeding with the Terp Tea Grow and the microbe boosters during veg and then a transition to the bloom nutrients once I flip to flower since this soil is most likely very depleted of nutrients at this point. They started out in 4" peat pots and I transplanted them into the 1/2 gal pots already, and they will eventually go in 5 gal fabric pots for the rest of the grow.
Thanks. I had thought that too Krispy but I cannot find any of the possible culprits, and I have looked top and bottom of a lot of fan leaves. From what I have read about thrips, they are fairly easy to spot with the naked eye and I have not seen anything that would even resemble a little parasite.it's definitely not wpm. Not sure what it is but my guess would be thrip damage?
You might have better luck here at the Farm if you make your own thread for your issue. I am not an expert by any means but what you have there looks fine to me.Could u help pls I'm gonna cut down tomorrow and gotta dry in cardboard box will a 4 inch fan fitted in in bottom with a bigger hole in top corner will this be on okView attachment 1185876View attachment 1185876View attachment 1185875View attachment 1185878
that looks like spider mites. look at the back of the leaves and focus on the little white things. see if they move.Grow Update- ~Start of week 4 Flower
Cruising along heading into week 4 Flower which will be officially on Monday but I am doing a week 4 feeding today. The gals have been stretching nicely and putting on a nice array of flowers. I've done some defoliation on the lower 1/3 and should probably put the upper scrog net in soon to support what I hope to be some nice buds!
I am still dialing in the nutrients, especially for MotherLode, which has been a bit finicky because of my inexperience as a grower. I had some deficiencies early on that I believe have ALMOST corrected themselves. The soil was much more depleted than I thought so I have had to amend it along the way, just letting them tell me what they need. Today, even though I am well into flower, I went ahead and top dressed the MotherLode with 3 TBSP of Terp Tea Grow, and also, top dressed all 4 gals with 1/4 cup of organic fish bone meal. Then, since I did not feed last time (only cal/mag water) I fed with 1/2 tsp Recharge, 1 TBSP Terp Tea Grow, 1 TBSP Terp Tea Bloom, and 1 Tsp of Terp Tea Bloom Booster per gallon of cal/mag water. We will see how this goes this week and go from there.
Lastly, I have noticed some peculiar whitish spots on some of the fan leaves. Nearest I can tell, it might be white powdery mildew? I have looked at photos of the real deal and it doesn't really seem to me to be wpm. Anyone recognize what this might be? See last photo of fan leaf.
hope everything works out for you!11-20-21 Update
Monday begins WEEK 6 of flower, getting ready to put her on cruise control for the final weeks before harvest.
The MotherLode gal is a hungry one and I have struggled to keep up with her, mainly because of my inexperience as a grower. But I have been slowly increasing her feeding without overdoing it and so far, I think I have been successful. She is not a vibrant green color (never has been) but I am hesitant to give any more veg nutrients this late in the game. These two strains will most likely go 9-10 weeks and I wanted to be cautious about giving too much N this late....instead, loading up on the bloom nutrients to the maximum recommendations on the Terp Tea products from Roots Organics, I've also been feeding Recharge every watering @ 1/2 tsp per gallon of water,
The white spots on the leaves have continued to concern me as it seemed to be getting worse. Yesterday, I sprayed all 4 plants down real good with H2O2 hydrogen peroxide in the event I am dealing with any kind of mold or mildew, this should take care of that. If I am seeing problems next watering, I think I might go ahead and water with some H2O2 added to the water to kill off anything that might be in the soil, and then amend with Recharge and Terp Tea Microbe Charge next watering. Playing this by ear, I do not think it's a huge deal at this point but I absolutely could be wrong.
Overall, I am tentatively optimistic about this grow. I know it has been less than ideal as far as me taking the best of care of things, mainly because I am in the midst of some heavy duty RSO therapy for cancer. I can give an update and say that the RSO is a miracle. It flat out deals with the intense pain I have had to endure, and it is slowly ridding my body of the cancer. Rick Simpson recommends 60 grams of oil in 90 days, however, I am at the end of that mark and still dealing with the cancer. After researching it out a bit more, I am realizing that Ricks recommendations are just a starting point for treatment. I have throat cancer, which is a particularly aggressive and deadly cancer and so I figure it will take more than the standard 60 grams of oil to treat my situation. Since I am sort of winging it through this, I am having to make these kind of discoveries on my own and adjust my personal therapy accordingly.
With that said, I have a MAJOR PRAISE report in that in the last week, the tumor in my neck has shrunken by at least 50% judging by the feel of it. The tumor has consistently changed size, shape, hardness, softness, etc since I started the Cannabis therapy. After returning from another legal state with 1/2 lb of OG Kush, I made this into some excellent medicine, and I kid you not, 6 days later the tumor has noticeably shrunk! You would never know it by the pain levels, which seem to have increased, but the tumor is getting much smaller! Praise God.
Here are some photos of the garden in full bloom. Hoping for a real good, and needed, harvest.
Thanks Brother!hope everything works out for you!
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