Str8s Orient Express

str8smokn · May 17, 2015

F.C#1 at 7 1/2 "tall now looking good ,still getting used to her new shoe.

str8smokn · May 17, 2015

We'll I won't go through them all but here's a pic of each#2 - #6. #3 has some purple striping in stem, they all have purple leaf stems.i guess that's in the genes?
Some of them have this twist in the bottom set of leafs,I'm thinking it's the new soil mabey,I will keep an eye on them.

SmokyPockets · May 17, 2015

Looking great dude, gotta love that kind of freebie with your purchase....ya know killer seeds with a nice nug .

str8smokn · May 17, 2015

Thanks for stopping by @SmokyPockets .Yes sir..I've had to hold on to them for a bit,until I thought I was ready.didnt want to waste them ,you know.i figured now was a good time.Ive been lurking long enough I guess.hopefully I can do them justice.They came from rock hard ,dense purple buds. Should be good, we shall see..But like you said,it's hard to complain about freebies-bag seeds...I do not have anything else going that these could screwup.but I will keep eye out for any hermie's.
STR8

Topofthecrop · May 17, 2015

I had a Forum GSC bean I planted. I have all kinds of pics of her. I just recently got rid of her. She was nice but I have the orignal and she was kind of a pain to trim. My buddies and I called her Inuit. She's in my "The Ice Box Thread" she defiantly made the cut.

Topofthecrop · May 17, 2015

https://www.thcfarmer.com/community/threads/the-ice-box.61617/

Topofthecrop · May 17, 2015

It was a bag seed GSC to clear that up... Nice thread and good luck man!!

SmokyPockets · May 17, 2015

GSC is a real rarity out here in New England , I know of a crew in NH who have it, no cuts and like some crazy wait to cop some nug . I did smoke it a few times and it's legit , and as hard to admit as this is, it was worth the hype . Good luck man, you are doing it right . Like someone else mentioned , watch out for ffof, they got bought out recently and the formula changed ... Be watchful. I was running ffof for a while , but changed and am very happy with the results . Anyway, sorry to ramble , yo shit looks tight!

str8smokn · May 17, 2015

Hey thanks for checking out my grow @Topofthecrop ,I've started looking at your (ice box) and Damn looking tight my man, if I'm lucky mabey I can sport half that ice.what nutes do you use?soil,hydro,coco?again looking PIMP.
@SmokyPockets I was not aware of the sell or change to FOx Farm. I've been thinking of mabey trying some ROOTS soil,what have you switched to?
Hahaha I think my bud guy is now realizing he messed up when he gave me all of the seeds he found in his shit. He gave me about 20 seeds easily. I collected about 10 myself. So out of 30 or so seeds I should find something good.
STR8

str8smokn · May 17, 2015

^^^edit^^^never mind I see soil in second post..

Topofthecrop · May 17, 2015

Yep, roots 707 soil and other powder/granular products. I brew everything and will top dress with some. All water and organic products. Only liquid feeds I will add to the brews is sea green and rootamentary by primordial solutions.

str8smokn · May 17, 2015

Cool, thanks for the response my friend..I would like to get away from bottle nutes,but I need to understand my plants better..still trying to understand what they are saying to me..thank you again
STR8

str8smokn · May 17, 2015

I'm going to top dress with some Schwartz to help.
Use the Schwartz..

Topofthecrop · May 18, 2015

There are a couple easy basic powder feeds that you could look into. Great place to start if you were really interested in it. They are basically A and B or Veg and bloom in a powder or granular form. There are multiple different companies that provide them. Regular grow shops should carry Organicare or even Earth Juice grow and bloom. Just to name a few. Like I said, you can find random no name companies lets just say out in Vermont that make some straight organic all around legit powders. With that you can do multiple different things. Top dress/ amend in coco for future use or Air stones, 5 gal bucket, and let brew for 24/48 hours and you have yourself some high octane fuel for the motor. Last but not least don't forget the molasses. But that's sick you have so many bag seed GSC beans. I haven't seen many grows with one bean let alone multiple. Should be a good show.

Topofthecrop · May 18, 2015

Also if any of them were like mine I would take cuts and flower them earlier than your use to. They will stretch like a mother.

Topofthecrop · May 18, 2015

Are you letting your plants dry out? You should let them dry up but not to the point of wilting. Then possibly just water only while they are that small. That FF soil is full of nutrients already you might not need to give them much of anything as in food. But maybe feed the bennies with molasses and PH'd 6.8-7.0 water. Just my two cents on the yellowing and the curled sun panel you were talking about.

SmokyPockets · May 18, 2015

Yeah , Top! I agree 100%. Str8, I switched to a New England local super soil type .not sure where you are, but I'm sure you can find something similar . I too am gonna start making my own soil mix, but like you , I want to research more so I understand exactly what is what and why it's important , and when . So yeah dude , happy Monday

str8smokn · May 18, 2015

@Topofthecrop I will look into A-B type foods,I do brew my foods.
I am using the General Organics -go box. I have been brewing for 24 + hrs,do you add molasses when in veg also. I'm around southernTennessee .I will have to do a little more diggin around and see if I can find any around here.. I do allow to dry out,I water about every 2-3 days now that they were up potted . Thank you and have a great Monday also Pockets..

organix4207 · May 18, 2015

SmokyPockets said:
Yeah , Top! I agree 100%. Str8, I switched to a New England local super soil type .not sure where you are, but I'm sure you can find something similar . I too am gonna start making my own soil mix, but like you , I want to research more so I understand exactly what is what and why it's important , and when . So yeah dude , happy Monday

I've been making all my own compost , vermipost and soil for about a year now. I am still working out the kinks but all n all totally worth it!!!
The money savings alone is worth it !!!

str8smokn · May 18, 2015

I've been doing compost also,I have a 5' wide x 4' deep x 4' tall pile going now with kitchen scraps,lawn clippings,and leafs with chipped sticks. But it's in partial shade so it never realy COOKS,just reading on how to cook soil-they say oven at 200*/internal temp 180*for 30 mins..but I will do outside over fire ,will just have to keep eye on temp,anything over 200* is toxic.been using it in raised beds(not cooked though),so a lot of weeds are popping up.
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