Oregon Organic Elites

[Khaosgardenz]

Here's Katsu`s Bubba Kush

 

[Khaosgardenz]

East Coast Sour Diesel!

 

[papapayne]

Looking great as always! You ECSD has the same structure as the pheno I kept from a 5 pack way back when. Does yours have that loud diesel smell that assaults your noise and almost punches your throat? I never thought I would like diesel strains...till I tasted a properly grown one.

 

[Khaosgardenz]

Yeah its definitely pungent :) I love it

Looking great as always! You ECSD has the same structure as the pheno I kept from a 5 pack way back when. Does yours have that loud diesel smell that assaults your noise and almost punches your throat? I never thought I would like diesel strains...till I tasted a properly grown one.

 

[donmekka]

Beautiful!

 

[terranovaLOS]

very cool, I'm familiar with cover crops in a more conventional sense. They can provide soil aeration, unlock minerals, release root exudates ect..... A lot of times the dead plant matter is incorporated back into the soil I wonder which type of cover crop works best for containers. One that is more readily symbiotic with the plant, or one that has to be tilled in...

Felt like I had to chime in...So the cover crops I recommend will be the ones that attract, host, and in turn facilitate a healthy population of nitrogen fixing bacteria. The reason for this is basic N cycling in organic soils..as well as the plant's ability to choose between a NO3 or NH4 type Nitrogen. So exudates feeding archaea colonies -> nitrogen is mineralized to plants choosing -> yum yum more exudates.

its a nice cycle. But beyond even aeration, cover crops will improve dramatically water retention, as well as provide protection from erosion. (yes that will happen in rooms lol, especially in bad watering situations and dried up mulches)

EDIT: Blabbered on, and didn't just answer the question. Use like 50% Crimson clover and the rest a mix of barley, rye, vetch and fenugreek. Enjoy results. :)

 

[Khaosgardenz]

How's everyone doing are people still paying attention to this if so gimme some love I'll get up some shots of the later flower shots I just harvested everything and got a new round just pushed into the flower room

 

[papapayne]

im watchin!

 

[papapayne]

Im about 5.5 weeks in my flower cycle as well

 

[Power OG]

Definitely watching, I'm in flush, so almost finished.
Positive Vibes

 

[Khaosgardenz]

King Louis XIII OG days before harvest she's down now I pulled her at day 73 and I'll post dry bud Shots when it's dry. I enjoy Louis alot for the indica attributes to the OG lineage!

 

[Khaosgardenz]

Here's one more Louis shot a few days earlier then the other ones

 

[Khaosgardenz]

Katsu bubba kush days from harvest she's in jars now and I'm working on the cure

 

[Khaosgardenz]

Pinetar kush in the last week's of it's life!

 

[Khaosgardenz]

ECSD she ran outta gas this run due to lack of just not having much at all to work with this was mostly ran on compost but at the end I used a acidic FPE from a friend to experiment with and it caused a lock out that ultimately made me have to pull the sour diesel sooner then I wanted to but she still came out nice and stinky!

 

[Lazerus00]

deff watching and watching in admiration! you got the gift big homey! Your flowers truly look amazing! I hope to get there one day...baby steps thou, baby steps

 

[alaskind]

Im another oregon grower, and Ill definitely be posting some pics here.... I have just germed Kimbo Kush, and have some testers to start soon (hopefully). Ill be growing out Pulp Fiction from Area 51 as well sometime after that. Im interested in your Pinetar Kush... where's it from?

 

[papapayne]

looks awesome!! Are you saying 73 days from flip or 73 days from preflowers?
I suspect most of my strains this round will need that 10 weeks of flower time to.

 

[Khaosgardenz]

Im another oregon grower, and Ill definitely be posting some pics here.... I have just germed Kimbo Kush, and have some testers to start soon (hopefully). Ill be growing out Pulp Fiction from Area 51 as well sometime after that. Im interested in your Pinetar Kush... where's it from?

This was my last run with her I don't have any cuts saved of the pinetar unfortunately

 

[Khaosgardenz]

looks awesome!! Are you saying 73 days from flip or 73 days from preflowers?
I suspect most of my strains this round will need that 10 weeks of flower time to.

73 days from start of flowering cycle