D619
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That's just simply beautiful!
Nice job..
bodhi seeds
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Nice job..
mr mustache
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Thank you. It grew itself though.
st0wandgrow
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Holy smokes! It's been a while since I've seen a prettier plant than that
mr mustache
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Thank you friend. Credit to Bodhi. Fine beans indeed.
Mad Hamish
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I miss the rep button.
Mad Hamish
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Might just be my favorite review of all time. I learned nothing but enjoyed every word
Mad Hamish
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I for one am glad others decided to not drop the subject. Total info bombs dropped. When it comes to sharing of research and ideas, one is either in the circle or out of it. This is the point individual emotions matter none, it is the reason for being on a site like this. I do wish you wouldn't get up in arms and just enjoy the information stream, it is sooooo hard to get one going these days. Rather sit in the circle.
TonightYou
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A lot of times the streams (and I'm no accusing you) surrounding organic are a huge turnoff. There are nuggets of truth in their no doubt but it's cultish and at times at odds of what plants really need (as in not the sources, but what they need). I can only deal with no true Scotsman for so long before I just bow out. One can grow perfectly fine plants synthetics or organics. At the end of the day, as long as requirements are met, a plant doesn't give, or know two shits about the source. I've done organic gardening, not cannabis and it was a pure joy. Yet listening to die hards, one would think it's the only way.
Mr.Head
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Some people find organics easy, like myself, some find synthetics easier. Heck some crazy bastards find Hydro easier then a soil grow, those are the wacky and crazy dudes, all of them are probably left handed too.
It's a wacky and crazy time man
people and their preferences 
It's a wacky and crazy time man
people and their preferences
TonightYou
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The only wrong way is killing your plants or having a bunch of issues with your harvested bud. Some techniques are easier, some more complicatedSome people find organics easy, like myself, some find synthetics easier. Heck some crazy bastards find Hydro easier then a soil grow, those are the wacky and crazy dudes, all of them are probably left handed too.
It's a wacky and crazy time man
Amos Otis
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Pedazo de la torta. Besides, dirt isn't allowed in mi casa.
TonightYou
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Yay! Harvest starts this week for me. So excited to have bud again! Not sure what I'll cut down first but the following plants are wrapping up:
Goji - is ready to come down
White Lotus 1 and 2 - Ready to come down
Bangi Haze - wrapping up
Maple Leaf Indica- wrapping up
I can only dry one plant at a time, so it's a toss up on what will come down first (Goji, White Lotus 1/2). I need three days to dry before I start the slow cure in jars. Humidity is so low at my place I go to jars early but the process has always worked even though it is hands on (opening the jars and rotating buds a couple times a day). I'll pick the plants based on which ones are the most ready. I am stoked as I'll have jars until Christmas, and have SSDD finishing up end of the month.
Next up in the tent will be China Yunnan. I hope it's a female, spent so much time vegging this plant and it's my only one. It's a beautiful plant, but if it's a male, no big deal. Mountain Temple and Blueberry Hill will go into the tent next for sure as they are becoming monsters in veg.
Testers are still doing great, also have some Lucky Charms F2, which are healthy and I'm bushing out, I also have 4 TER, and Snow Queens that are getting ready. So life is alright.
Eta: sad as I lost a tad of floor space as the carbon filter I bought (in emergency, not a normal purchase but mine was giving off funk, not cannabis smelling but something that would draw attention, the tent fucking reeks!), so this model can't be hung and instead sits on top of the older more narrow filter to be closer to the light in order to shorten the distance of duct work and extract more heat.
Goji - is ready to come down
White Lotus 1 and 2 - Ready to come down
Bangi Haze - wrapping up
Maple Leaf Indica- wrapping up
I can only dry one plant at a time, so it's a toss up on what will come down first (Goji, White Lotus 1/2). I need three days to dry before I start the slow cure in jars. Humidity is so low at my place I go to jars early but the process has always worked even though it is hands on (opening the jars and rotating buds a couple times a day). I'll pick the plants based on which ones are the most ready. I am stoked as I'll have jars until Christmas, and have SSDD finishing up end of the month.
Next up in the tent will be China Yunnan. I hope it's a female, spent so much time vegging this plant and it's my only one. It's a beautiful plant, but if it's a male, no big deal. Mountain Temple and Blueberry Hill will go into the tent next for sure as they are becoming monsters in veg.
Testers are still doing great, also have some Lucky Charms F2, which are healthy and I'm bushing out, I also have 4 TER, and Snow Queens that are getting ready. So life is alright.
Eta: sad as I lost a tad of floor space as the carbon filter I bought (in emergency, not a normal purchase but mine was giving off funk, not cannabis smelling but something that would draw attention, the tent fucking reeks!), so this model can't be hung and instead sits on top of the older more narrow filter to be closer to the light in order to shorten the distance of duct work and extract more heat.
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TonightYou
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I like the differences between the White Lotus. One is going to be a huge harvest, while the other gal is easily more frosty, more tight nug formation and much less yield despite similar veg times and flowering times. Not sure if I'll keep the larger yielding one, but it is significant in comparison to her sister. Smoke test will be the decider as the first go round my initial thought is to toss both. Not because they were bad, just not for me. Plus I've got new stuff coming up (pagoda, lucky charms, ancient OG, TER, and the Afkan testers), plus I will start PCK again and a couple more Maple Leaf Indicas, I still have one more in veg and they take forever to get going. I regret not getting a cut of MLI as she is stunning albeit a low yielding, slow plant
Tranquileyes
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Has anyone else experienced any instability with lucky charms? Man I'm bummed the high yielding, frost laden pheno I've found shot balls again. This is one of the most beautiful plants I've ever grown out, I want to believe its my fault.. From seed it shot balls about two weeks into flower on all nodes aside from the tops of the 4 main colas, I chopped everything off except those tops, now those colas are about 12" and fat as fuck and ball free. Think dream beaver photo the banks use, but with 'the white' level frost, stunning. Haven't smoked, but it seems to be everything I'm told can't exist in one package, too good to be true, perhaps...
Now here's where I need some help, because I must be losing my mind. I have 4 females, 2 of them being two weeks older. I flowered the first 2, both shot full blown male parts alongside buds about 2 weeks in. I removed some lower branches, and figured that was to blame, I removed the balls and they haven't returned. Around this time I throw the other 2 girls in, I remove ZERO branches/fans, no male parts show up. Hmm must have been the over pruning to blame for the first 2 girls right?.. nope, their clones, about 2 weeks in have shot male parts again. Is it seriously possible that the first 2 are herms, and the second two aren't, by chance? This just seems like an incredible long shot to me. I will also mention that I have a few other strains growing alongside without issue. Additionally, the stellar girl is way more ridden with balls than the other, they also seem to be similar in bud structure, so maybe it's a parent to blame, so if it helps ID the lineage, along with the info above, it's also very short and squat, does not bush out per se, it seems to favor the mains, and she has very waxy dark green foliage unlike all other phenos, my thinking is perhaps 'the white' lacks stability like many other 'clone only' strains, and this may be her representation. Many of you can probably ID this based on the description, but if not I'll post up pics later, fuck it I'll throw them up when I can either way because she's pretty as fuck
Now here's where I need some help, because I must be losing my mind. I have 4 females, 2 of them being two weeks older. I flowered the first 2, both shot full blown male parts alongside buds about 2 weeks in. I removed some lower branches, and figured that was to blame, I removed the balls and they haven't returned. Around this time I throw the other 2 girls in, I remove ZERO branches/fans, no male parts show up. Hmm must have been the over pruning to blame for the first 2 girls right?.. nope, their clones, about 2 weeks in have shot male parts again. Is it seriously possible that the first 2 are herms, and the second two aren't, by chance? This just seems like an incredible long shot to me. I will also mention that I have a few other strains growing alongside without issue. Additionally, the stellar girl is way more ridden with balls than the other, they also seem to be similar in bud structure, so maybe it's a parent to blame, so if it helps ID the lineage, along with the info above, it's also very short and squat, does not bush out per se, it seems to favor the mains, and she has very waxy dark green foliage unlike all other phenos, my thinking is perhaps 'the white' lacks stability like many other 'clone only' strains, and this may be her representation. Many of you can probably ID this based on the description, but if not I'll post up pics later, fuck it I'll throw them up when I can either way because she's pretty as fuck
TonightYou
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Has anyone else experienced any instability with lucky charms? Man I'm bummed the high yielding, frost laden pheno I've found shot balls again. This is one of the most beautiful plants I've ever grown out, I want to believe its my fault.. From seed it shot balls about two weeks into flower on all nodes aside from the tops of the 4 main colas, I chopped everything off except those tops, now those colas are about 12" and fat as fuck and ball free. Think dream beaver photo the banks use, but with 'the white' level frost, stunning. Haven't smoked, but it seems to be everything I'm told can't exist in one package, too good to be true, perhaps...
Now here's where I need some help, because I must be losing my mind. I have 4 females, 2 of them being two weeks older. I flowered the first 2, both shot full blown male parts alongside buds about 2 weeks in. I removed some lower branches, and figured that was to blame, I removed the balls and they haven't returned. Around this time I throw the other 2 girls in, I remove ZERO branches/fans, no male parts show up. Hmm must have been the over pruning to blame for the first 2 girls right?.. nope, their clones, about 2 weeks in have shot male parts again. Is it seriously possible that the first 2 are herms, and the second two aren't, by chance? This just seems like an incredible long shot to me. I will also mention that I have a few other strains growing alongside without issue. Additionally, the stellar girl is way more ridden with balls than the other, they also seem to be similar in bud structure, so maybe it's a parent to blame, so if it helps ID the lineage, along with the info above, it's also very short and squat, does not bush out per se, it seems to favor the mains, and she has very waxy dark green foliage unlike all other phenos, my thinking is perhaps 'the white' lacks stability like many other 'clone only' strains, and this may be her representation. Many of you can probably ID this based on the description, but if not I'll post up pics later, fuck it I'll throw them up when I can either way because she's pretty as fuck
Huh, this is an odd situation. Haven't had any male parts on the white lotus and I kinda tortured them the first go round (high temperatures think 100 degrees and root bound in 1 gallon pots). I know a stupid question, but since this has happened on a few different stains perhaps something in the environment is wrong. Light leaks?
Tranquileyes
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When shit like this happens I beat myself up and assume its 10000% my fault, but with that said, I've sat in the room for extended periods during darkness observing no light leaks. Also weird that 2/12 shot balls, 2 more of those 12 being the same genetics.
Tranquileyes
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I've observed a few soil mites, I have pics and will post up in the bugs section in a few. But again, why 2/12? fuck this shits discouraging..
Edit: the mites have been around for quite some time and have yet to bother any plants, but I'm not ruling anything out.
Edit: the mites have been around for quite some time and have yet to bother any plants, but I'm not ruling anything out.
TonightYou
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Gotta clean that garden brother. Mites are no good but I can't see that necessarily be the culprit. No over feeding or anything? Just tossing out possibilities
natro.hydro
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They might be predatory mites which would be good. Had some in the last grow I did at my old place. Was tweaking about them for the longest time the. Came to learn they were eating the fungus gnat larvae I was also fighting, my understanding wss they were already in the roots organic I was using ss a medium.
In other news all 14 are topped for their first "manifold" for mainling. Kinda worried this method might be to stressful for em but they are explodijg after the first cut so we shall see...
In other news all 14 are topped for their first "manifold" for mainling. Kinda worried this method might be to stressful for em but they are explodijg after the first cut so we shall see...