sportyridr
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I have started the diy 9/18 HH and its working nicely, i was talkin about Boost...free is good cause pricing is whoa lol
I have started the diy 9/18 HH and its working nicely, i was talkin about Boost...free is good cause pricing is whoa lolThe hammerhead I use is home made and the boost was a freebie in with my monkey nutrients tester pack. Its pretty cheap compared to canna boost. You must have learned one thing about me by now mate, I don't like to spend money if I can help it.
37 a liter for the monkey version of boost, once the glookies is ready I'll be able to judge if its worth the price or notI have started the diy 9/18 HH and its working nicely, i was talkin about Boost...free is good cause pricing is whoa lol
Once she was trained and flowering I've done nothing but fill her little res up and pluck the odd leaf off. I've surprised myself how easy it is once the daily routine is over. I'm going to build a rack that holds 5/6 cups that I can flood it and let them wick it up like the punch does. I've got 5 or 6 seeds that I don't have room to pop but want a taste and a mother from. So this way is ideal.So, much of the key of this project looks to be daily care, sunlight, and training. Seems to me that strain selection might be a big component that's a wildcard.
Keeping roots in the cup, with minimal media. I might just set this up on an IV drip bag, I've got sitting around.
Once she was trained and flowering I've done nothing but fill her little res up and pluck the odd leaf off. I've surprised myself how easy it is once the daily routine is over. I'm going to build a rack that holds 5/6 cups that I can flood it and let them wick it up like the punch does. I've got 5 or 6 seeds that I don't have room to pop but want a taste and a mother from. So this way is ideal.
Might have to have a look at the perpetual solo cup thread. I'm sure we can all learn from each other. Would love to watch your progress with them tooYea, seems like a idea way of seeding various strains in a controlled fashion. These are my starter prospects, I've got a few hundred more coming in behind, so I might try some of those as well. But my guess, is that if you've got the technique down well, most of this is going to be strain specific, some doing better than others. Currently, they are all still in shot glass size cups, but I'll transfer a few, once the balls dense up some more. I've been taking out a bit of coco, then adding some in the bottom, so the roots can grow into it again.... do it in layers, then when I transfer to the solo cups, I'll plant it shallow, and do the same thing....
Then maybe I can remove tiny bits of the media as time goes on, and fill in all the voids.
where's that thread? I'm certainly interested in developing this technique well, because not only can you do a bunch of flowers in a small space, you can vet a lot more cultivars, and produce wider selections to pick proper males, phenos, or mothers.Might have to have a look at the perpetual solo cup thread. I'm sure we can all learn from each other. Would love to watch your progress with them too
No, think it was by mhippie. I'll try find it later mate just busy for an hour
Seems like the op is no longer here and the posts pointing to it have been cleaned up so I guess it's gone then. I've always been a bender and used to take time to keep everything, with an end date there was a limit on veg time so I had to lollipop. I'll check out that thread you posted mate and keep an eye on ur stuff toowhere's that thread? I'm certainly interested in developing this technique well, because not only can you do a bunch of flowers in a small space, you can vet a lot more cultivars, and produce wider selections to pick proper males, phenos, or mothers.
Plus, you've got overall choices, so it's an excellent tool for people with space considerations, who still want to grow wider variety and selections.
Looks like you got to get good at bending it into shape, so it stands up properly, and doesn't fall over, and I'm really into training plants, in the extreme. But I prefer to do it without taking any of the plant material off, if at all possible.
Yea, I like your training techniques for sure. Very organized. My guess is your a bit more on the obsessive side of things, than me. Mine will turn out more like grownsince95 plant that's become a leaning tower of piza, because I never try never to remove, just train, and bend. (plus I also have occasonal dirty grow rooms) I like your ideas for securing it also. Especially in this exercise. I think having the main cola intact will generally hold the most budding sites. It's just a guess on my part, but it always seems to pan out to be true for me.Seems like the op is no longer here and the posts pointing to it have been cleaned up so I guess it's gone then. I've always been a bender and used to take time to keep everything, with an end date there was a limit on veg time so I had to lollipop. I'll check out that thread you posted mate and keep an eye on ur stuff too
Crushing it48 hours in the dark for m' lady.
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A pic of the other 2 solo's I set away at the same time. Double black on the left and cheeselicious on the right 2/3 weeks left on them I only upped them to gallon pots
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I only pollenated a plant once and I grew the male out next time her the whole time so she got loads of loads.Hey Fudge and Grownsince.
im still lurking in the background here. Still nothing impressive on weight, only really got one good nugget out of the auto flower.
you right I did pollinate, unfortunately I’m still not seeing any signs of seed development. I hope my timing on the pollination was right, but I’m having more doubts every day.
If anyone out there has so:e advice for the breeding procedure please let me know.
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