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Nooooooooooo! I don't mess with IG!!!!
Tnelz thread about whatever!
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burn4me
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And thanks guys
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Good to see u around burn 4
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Wuzz up Mr. Ned Kelly @Ned Kelly. How's things down there? Hope all is well.
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Looking great for your first go at it bro!!
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Any suggestions? They are more then welcome
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What up dudes? Check it out! Everything is a girl!
this one specifically is starfighter x yeti 3. So I think I'm gonna slightly abandon the big chipper strain. I'll keep one on deck if someone wants any clones.. but seeing how fast the starfighterX frosts up and how much bigger the buds are going to be I need to put chipper on the back burners. She doesn't yield for shit, even though I yielded 4 Oz off one plant I can tell that she is a very very low yielder. She has a very deep taste, and she is very strong, but I need to be getting more.
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Looking good..
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Nice healthy worms in the compost....
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Who has power and tnelz IG names/contact info?
Anyone?
Anyone?
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may just need to lock down how she feeds and what she likes/loves. Could make a difference in yield. May take a few runs to lock her in, that's normal sometimes. Very nice looking though.
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You know how to find me bro.
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So I had to leave for a week during a pm fight, gave em a good spray of stylet oil before I left and came back to an infestation
:crying2:
@SeaF0ur of the five khilasi x SB that germed I only had one female.
Smelled great, Grape jolly rancher with an earthy undertone.
Unfortunately, she hasn't really filled in. Despite being moderately resistant to the pm I'm struggling with, I think I'm gonna toss it.
I will say though that I had some issues with my light timing early on in flower and it never threw a nanner.
I did let one of the males stick around long enough to spew for a week
I'm really interested to run the seeds I got of my unknown kush from that pollen, but being my first pollen chucking experiment I'll just be stoked to get anything to germ
:cool:
@BlackSheepOG I thought earthworms weren't great for composting?
Looking good @Stumpy420
Make sure you keep your hand away from the camera lens @Izzyi2d
Cheers farmers, good to see ya @Power OG
:crying2:
@SeaF0ur of the five khilasi x SB that germed I only had one female.
Smelled great, Grape jolly rancher with an earthy undertone.
Unfortunately, she hasn't really filled in. Despite being moderately resistant to the pm I'm struggling with, I think I'm gonna toss it.
I will say though that I had some issues with my light timing early on in flower and it never threw a nanner.
I did let one of the males stick around long enough to spew for a week
I'm really interested to run the seeds I got of my unknown kush from that pollen, but being my first pollen chucking experiment I'll just be stoked to get anything to germ
:cool:
@BlackSheepOG I thought earthworms weren't great for composting?
Looking good @Stumpy420
Make sure you keep your hand away from the camera lens @Izzyi2d
Cheers farmers, good to see ya @Power OG
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@Growin Grass I've always had worms in my compost. They eat the scraps of what I put in and in return I get to harvest the sweet sweet vermicompost from them. Use it to make teas and foliars, put it in our veggie garden and the plants go crazy for it. Been doing it this way for 3 1/2 years and have had outstanding results.
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Not saying what you have going on is bad, I just thought I heard red wigglers were much better for vermicomposting. Honestly I haven't collected my own compost yet, so I'm just speaking to what I've read not from experience.
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Oh I know you weren't. Just was sharing :) oh and there are red wigglers in there too. They are everywhere in my compost!!
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@Izzyi2d Suggestions....hmmm. More space to grow in? :p
@Stumpy420 Very nice! Each of your runs are looking better and you can't beat that right?
@BlackSheepOG Nice flower, roots and 'does' phat wurms.
Bit of an update with Veg NPK's. I'm comfortable enough to convey a working formula for long-term no run-off.
This bull was grown in my 16oz cups. Watered once per day, no run-off no flush for about 8 weeks from 2" rooted cut. 4 weeks of that under 40w LED and 4 weeks under 150w vertical hps. No training or trimming. Appx. 6" x 6" grow space lol ( 8 in 24" square).
Based on watering daily with no run-0ff:
*Lowering the K value in relation to N virtually eliminated purple stripes and petioles (assuming happy roots and root environment). Note that this is separate from photoinhibition related coloration.
*Lowering the P value in relation to N increased rooting speed and maximum density. Also overall root health.
Starting point for NPK testing was the standard 3-1-2 ratio which virtually all vegetative plant tissues correlate. Note that 3-1-2 ratio, as is referenced, is relating to % weights and NOT ppm ratio. A 3-1-2 ratio in percent is equal to a 100-15-55 NPK ratio in ppms. Those ppm's correspond closely with actual measured uptake values are, relative to N.
--The working formula ATM is: 120-23-90-70-20-22-1 (N-P-K-Ca-Mg-S- Fe).
This has proven to be plentiful if not still excessive P and plentiful amounts of K. There are excesses of Ca,K,P,Mg and S, but I still have to allow for medium CEC. This is for long-term with no-run off required. Testing run-off after 6 weeks averaged 1.8 EC and after 8 weeks averaged 2.1 EC. Not recommended for flower or stretch though.
If anyone is running chemical nutes and would like to see if lowering K:N will lower purpling for them; I highly recommend trying it. There are 2 companies that offer 3-1-2 ratios in the hydro industry. Foliage Pro 9-3-6 (with Fe) @ 4ml per gallon or CNS 17 Grow 3-1-2 (No Fe) @ 14.5ml per gallon.
If anyone is running the standard Veg ratio's used commonly for MJ, you can easily water "a few times" with a 3-1-2 and I bet you will see improvements. Long term, a ratio closer to above would be recommended. *This is based on soilless mediums (coir and/or peat tested)
Sorry for the ramble
@Stumpy420 Very nice! Each of your runs are looking better and you can't beat that right?
@BlackSheepOG Nice flower, roots and 'does' phat wurms.
Bit of an update with Veg NPK's. I'm comfortable enough to convey a working formula for long-term no run-off.
This bull was grown in my 16oz cups. Watered once per day, no run-off no flush for about 8 weeks from 2" rooted cut. 4 weeks of that under 40w LED and 4 weeks under 150w vertical hps. No training or trimming. Appx. 6" x 6" grow space lol ( 8 in 24" square).
Based on watering daily with no run-0ff:
*Lowering the K value in relation to N virtually eliminated purple stripes and petioles (assuming happy roots and root environment). Note that this is separate from photoinhibition related coloration.
*Lowering the P value in relation to N increased rooting speed and maximum density. Also overall root health.
Starting point for NPK testing was the standard 3-1-2 ratio which virtually all vegetative plant tissues correlate. Note that 3-1-2 ratio, as is referenced, is relating to % weights and NOT ppm ratio. A 3-1-2 ratio in percent is equal to a 100-15-55 NPK ratio in ppms. Those ppm's correspond closely with actual measured uptake values are, relative to N.
--The working formula ATM is: 120-23-90-70-20-22-1 (N-P-K-Ca-Mg-S- Fe).
This has proven to be plentiful if not still excessive P and plentiful amounts of K. There are excesses of Ca,K,P,Mg and S, but I still have to allow for medium CEC. This is for long-term with no-run off required. Testing run-off after 6 weeks averaged 1.8 EC and after 8 weeks averaged 2.1 EC. Not recommended for flower or stretch though.
If anyone is running chemical nutes and would like to see if lowering K:N will lower purpling for them; I highly recommend trying it. There are 2 companies that offer 3-1-2 ratios in the hydro industry. Foliage Pro 9-3-6 (with Fe) @ 4ml per gallon or CNS 17 Grow 3-1-2 (No Fe) @ 14.5ml per gallon.
If anyone is running the standard Veg ratio's used commonly for MJ, you can easily water "a few times" with a 3-1-2 and I bet you will see improvements. Long term, a ratio closer to above would be recommended. *This is based on soilless mediums (coir and/or peat tested)
Sorry for the ramble
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