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gardnguyahoy · Feb 6, 2016

Ahah @G gnome i caught you! Lurkin on T's thread. Yer totally busted lil buddy

G gnome · Feb 6, 2016

gardnguyahoy said:
Ahah @G gnome i caught you! Lurkin on T's thread. Yer totally busted lil buddy

Musta been sleep walkin....

gardnguyahoy · Feb 6, 2016

G gnome said:
Musta been sleep walkin....

No way, your totally caught! :ninja::shockedninja:

@tattoojim wrastle this beast back into its fresh run fresh room cage before it upsets the locals

tattoojim · Feb 6, 2016

Cattle prog is a cracking!

Ned Kelly · Feb 6, 2016

CBDEMON said:
Whew. Just caught up on 30+ pages of this thread. Lots of good shit here I've been missing.
Popped a couple PNWroots Koffee IX, Jack Herer, and farm freebies just for shits. I'm tired of having no plants in my life, haha.

Hope everybody is doing well! Is anybody going to the second weekend of the SB HTCC?

Yes bro

Growin Grass · Feb 6, 2016

Super frustrated with a bunch of shit lately
Guess I should update you folks on the seedlings to get myself doing something, okay you talked me into it, lemme hit this bong a couple times and drink a little more coffee first

Stumpy420 · Feb 6, 2016

mancdank said:
It's not a hint telling u that u need to go back to basics is it :)

after thumbin through it I know alot of what is already in it I'm gonna learn alot from the room building section though.. I try to keep it as basic as I can for real there is so much "information" out there... that's what happened on my very first run last year it was crap cause I was trying to apply everything at once.. so basic is better until you got the full pro experience goin on..

mancdank · Feb 6, 2016

Stumpy420 said:
after thumbin through it I know alot of what is already in it I'm gonna learn alot from the room building section though.. I try to keep it as basic as I can for real there is so much "information" out there... that's what happened on my very first run last year it was crap cause I was trying to apply everything at once.. so basic is better until you got the full pro experience goin on..

Yep agreed a lot of people try over complicating things and usually fail baby steps at 1st master the art then start fuckin about when u got a few under your belt then at least u can digest what a lot of these books are talking about :)

mancdank · Feb 6, 2016

mancdank said:
Yep agreed a lot of people try over complicating things and usually fail baby steps at 1st master the art then start fuckin about when u got a few under your belt then at least u can digest what a lot of these books are talking about :)

I read a good book a few years ago called how to super charge your garden some real use full tips in there for sure for novice hobby to pro commercial would probably pick a few things up :)

MGRox · Feb 6, 2016

Ok I have one more set of pics then I'm all caught up from things accumulated over this last month. These last pics are of a plant I grew in a 16oz cup. There was a thread started for it, but I believe it died off. Another thread is going, but is all Auto's haha.
I've wanted to flower in these pots, to see, for a long while so I went ahead and finished it. There are regular pics so you know there's no funky business or what not.

Day 1 Cutting Transplanted to medium

about a week after transplant. Vegged for a couple more days then flipped.

Roots shown at same point (pic above)

a few days into 12/12 flowering

Appx 2.5 weeks into flowering

Another root shot at same time as pic above. ***Rooting continued strongly from 12/12 start until 3.5 -4 weeks.***

Again same time as above. Pic taken from bottom to show no cheating there.

Appx. 5 weeks into flower. Was chasing N a bit lol.
Same time /age as pic above just from the side.

Appx 7 weeks into flower.
Same time / age as pic above, just taken from the side.

Appx 9 weeks into flower.

Same time / age as pic above, just taken from the side.

Appx 10.5 weeks into flower. Last pic. Pulled next day.

Same time / age as above just taken from the side.

Final shot of roots after chop. Mainly to show density and that there was no funny stuff.

Little grouping shot of the final dried product. Pieces by lighter are the largest. Fills the pot it was grown in haha.

And finally the yield. 22.2 gm. Could probably get a couple more grams maybe as I was chasing N some. Not bad overall.

This pic is also in spoiler too. To avoid needimg to look through it all. 22.2 gm final in 16oz of soil.

Key points from this, for me;
-Rooting was prolific (as in veg) from 12/12 start until appx 3.5 - 4 weeks. Then slowed as would be expected.
-Nitrate levels needed to be actually higher a little bit for this small of container (as opposed to 3ltr, 1 gallon etc).
-With the exception of 5 days where plain water was splashed in once (late afternoon); plant was flowered totally off 1 watering per day.
(handpicked soil particles. Peat / coir mix. No large particles. small composted bark pieces. appx 18-20% humus)

Growin Grass · Feb 6, 2016

Khalisi x Sour Bubble

Grease Monkey
These I uppotted twice to get to the 1 gal bag and have noticed significantly less growth and a little stress induced def maybe

Lazerus00 · Feb 6, 2016

So for everyone thats uses, has used, or even heard of Green Cleaner as a natural way of dealing with spider mites and pm and other shit. Well everybody that I talk to that uses it loves it. They are just releasing or just released something called Root Cleaner witch deals with and attacks the fungus that causes damping off and also kills fungus gnat larva and broad mites....Supposedly it works great, I have a lil coming in the ,ail, will keep y'all posted...

Lazerus00 · Feb 6, 2016

MGRox said:
Ok I have one more set of pics then I'm all caught up from things accumulated over this last month. These last pics are of a plant I grew in a 16oz cup. There was a thread started for it, but I believe it died off. Another thread is going, but is all Auto's haha.
I've wanted to flower in these pots, to see, for a long while so I went ahead and finished it. There are regular pics so you know there's no funky business or what not.

Day 1 Cutting Transplanted to medium
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about a week after transplant. Vegged for a couple more days then flipped.
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Roots shown at same point (pic above)
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a few days into 12/12 flowering
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Appx 2.5 weeks into flowering
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Another root shot at same time as pic above. ***Rooting continued strongly from 12/12 start until 3.5 -4 weeks.***
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Again same time as above. Pic taken from bottom to show no cheating there.
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Appx. 5 weeks into flower. Was chasing N a bit lol.
View attachment 570635 Same time /age as pic above just from the side.
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Appx 7 weeks into flower.View attachment 570637
Same time / age as pic above, just taken from the side.
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Appx 9 weeks into flower.
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Same time / age as pic above, just taken from the side.
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Appx 10.5 weeks into flower. Last pic. Pulled next day.
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Same time / age as above just taken from the side.
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Final shot of roots after chop. Mainly to show density and that there was no funny stuff.
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Little grouping shot of the final dried product. Pieces by lighter are the largest. Fills the pot it was grown in haha.
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And finally the yield. 22.2 gm. Could probably get a couple more grams maybe as I was chasing N some. Not bad overall.
View attachment 570647

This pic is also in spoiler too. To avoid needimg to look through it all. 22.2 gm final in 16oz of soil.
View attachment 570645
Key points from this, for me;
-Rooting was prolific (as in veg) from 12/12 start until appx 3.5 - 4 weeks. Then slowed as would be expected.
-Nitrate levels needed to be actually higher a little bit for this small of container (as opposed to 3ltr, 1 gallon etc).
-With the exception of 5 days where plain water was splashed in once (late afternoon); plant was flowered totally off 1 watering per day.
(handpicked soil particles. Peat / coir mix. No large particles. small composted bark pieces. appx 18-20% humus)

Thats so awesome that you so closely took notes on this lil experiment. I got an email from I forget who, maybe Nebula Haze or some newsletter like that and they were have the "Solo Cup Challenge" and it was to see who could harvest the most having a plant go from seed to harvest all in a 16oz solo...I know you used another type of container but it had to be about the same size. Bottom line is I think you would have kicked everyone's asses!!! I know you started with a clone not seed but still...AWESOME JOB!!!!

Lazerus00 · Feb 6, 2016

So the seedlings I had that were in the same set as the ones that died off from "damping off" are gonna make it I think. None of them have got any worse but still I transplanted them into solos before I really knew what was going on which in hindsight wasn't the best idea but nonetheless it happened. To make sure everything was really okay I watered a few times with a hydrogen and peroxide mix, figured once I knew everything was okay I'd start introducing bennies again. I do have to say that I feel like this whole issue has caused the majority of the seedlings to be stunted in growth. Not sure if its permanent or if it is just something that will pass in a few days but it is very disheartening...I really hope everyone picks back up and resumes a normal grow pattern/rate!

BlackSheepOG · Feb 6, 2016

Really pleased with this run....

And some trim I'm gonna run tomorrow....

gravekat303 · Feb 7, 2016

Lazerus00 said:
So for everyone thats uses, has used, or even heard of Green Cleaner as a natural way of dealing with spider mites and pm and other shit. Well everybody that I talk to that uses it loves it. They are just releasing or just released something called Root Cleaner witch deals with and attacks the fungus that causes damping off and also kills fungus gnat larva and broad mites....Supposedly it works great, I have a lil coming in the ,ail, will keep y'all posted...

I love green cleaner it's the shot there is a homemade recipe on here somewhere

NaturalTherapy · Feb 7, 2016

This here Ghost OG will be harvested in under 20 days, then will have around 45 days cure time before being shared with homies at the CO cannabis cup. Organic ogkush, mmmm like fine wine.

MGRox · Feb 7, 2016

@Growin Grass what's your medium? you organic or nutes?
@Lazerus00 xD. yea @SeaF0ur had mentioned, I believe, the yogurt cup challenge also. I did snoop through those, I believe the highest for (one of the small challenges), was in the 40gm range, if not 50's.
With your recent seedlings, did you ever dome them? Did you sprout them in a medium? What type of medium did they first go into?
@BlackSheepOG I saw you mention in another thread (and I think you did here earlier) about a test at home. Had to snoop a bit through pm pages with a friend, but >> http://www.thctestkits.com/ (not tried them but I understand them to be decent).
@NaturalTherapy Looks great! The fading on that for organic looks pretty dialed in. Do you plain water the whole run or what?

Growin Grass · Feb 7, 2016

MGRox said:
what's your medium? you organic or nutes?

Promix and just started feeding nftg

NaturalTherapy · Feb 7, 2016

MGRox said:
@NaturalTherapy Looks great! The fading on that for organic looks pretty dialed in. Do you plain water the whole run or what?

Honestly it had been fading about a week early. This plant ran a little hungry because I was testing out a few soil strength ratios. This was the 2/3 normal mix and it was just a bit too low, so I've been supplementing with biobizz bloom, fat flowers from DEM, with a little Canna bio boost because I ran out of Ogbiowar.

Normally though I try to leave a little bit of room in my mix for fast acting P/K boosts for the week 5-7 heavy bloom needs, so I'll add some AACT, a few doses of liquid bone meal, fat flowers, and Epsom salt. So for two weeks I feed extras but the rest of the time I do water only. After 18 months growing in the same soil, AACT is pretty much superfluous, unless to aide in breaking down the bone meal and other goodies, or to jump start fresh transplants

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