Hayduke
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***Veg Box Update, Last Post on Previous Page***
The flower box continues to be a perpetual harvest with 6 plants. 1-2 are added from veg every 14-21 days as room is made available. The footprint of the light has been extended by putting 2 plants out side the box, but still in plenty of light from the four hunny. I use this for new girls to get them used to the new light and for older girls that seem to not like or need as much light...the angle simulating steeper angle of sun in late Autumn?
Anyhow... the pics, including Headband Zombie II (re-veg) cut last week, dry and fresh in the jar for cure.
Row 1:
4 of a Headband clone @ 36 days flower, and a K-Train clone of the same age.
Row 2:
Two more of the 36 day KT, followed by 2 pics of the Red Diesel @ 69 days...maybe a 4:20 harvest? The last pic in row 2 is another Head band clone @ 7 days. She is the sister of the first 4 pics. Originally she was going to be sh!t canned, but then tied her down to see if she could still be trained to fit the vertically challenged Seldom Seen Garden...as seen from the nice early LST from the veg update (I am proud of her)...these bitches like to be tied down. So I did not have anything else ready and tossed her in...she has switched (back) to 1/2 strength FF chart nutes with Big bloom, Tiger Bloom and Open Sesame along with the Liquid Karma and Cal-Mag Plus that I mix with the free tea from the local shop as the "base" (veg, bloom, added per gallon, sometimes molasses or SPT) for a total of ~900ppm. I am running out of Botanicare that was given me, and I have the Fox Farm...
Row 3:
The third and last of the Headband Zombies that was Bonzai'd with hemp twine before flower. She is 48 days in flower. Her foliage looks a little rough being she is a Zombie who flowered the first time last August, re vegged and survived the plague of the marauding band of thrips of '09. She did not appreciate the fog of pytrethrin almost as much as those leaf sucking little bastards, but her flowers are still pretty and should yield pretty good. I guess she starts flush this week.
Then a pic of the flower box and 3 of the Headband Zombie II cut last week, 46.6g dry...a little closer...and in the jar for cure.
Thanks for playing along.
The flower box continues to be a perpetual harvest with 6 plants. 1-2 are added from veg every 14-21 days as room is made available. The footprint of the light has been extended by putting 2 plants out side the box, but still in plenty of light from the four hunny. I use this for new girls to get them used to the new light and for older girls that seem to not like or need as much light...the angle simulating steeper angle of sun in late Autumn?
Anyhow... the pics, including Headband Zombie II (re-veg) cut last week, dry and fresh in the jar for cure.
Row 1:
4 of a Headband clone @ 36 days flower, and a K-Train clone of the same age.
Row 2:
Two more of the 36 day KT, followed by 2 pics of the Red Diesel @ 69 days...maybe a 4:20 harvest? The last pic in row 2 is another Head band clone @ 7 days. She is the sister of the first 4 pics. Originally she was going to be sh!t canned, but then tied her down to see if she could still be trained to fit the vertically challenged Seldom Seen Garden...as seen from the nice early LST from the veg update (I am proud of her)...these bitches like to be tied down. So I did not have anything else ready and tossed her in...she has switched (back) to 1/2 strength FF chart nutes with Big bloom, Tiger Bloom and Open Sesame along with the Liquid Karma and Cal-Mag Plus that I mix with the free tea from the local shop as the "base" (veg, bloom, added per gallon, sometimes molasses or SPT) for a total of ~900ppm. I am running out of Botanicare that was given me, and I have the Fox Farm...
Row 3:
The third and last of the Headband Zombies that was Bonzai'd with hemp twine before flower. She is 48 days in flower. Her foliage looks a little rough being she is a Zombie who flowered the first time last August, re vegged and survived the plague of the marauding band of thrips of '09. She did not appreciate the fog of pytrethrin almost as much as those leaf sucking little bastards, but her flowers are still pretty and should yield pretty good. I guess she starts flush this week.
Then a pic of the flower box and 3 of the Headband Zombie II cut last week, 46.6g dry...a little closer...and in the jar for cure.
Thanks for playing along.
....look closer....closer....
) and has popped up again with a mild affinity for the K-Train...I can't really blame it... I tried the pH 8 water spray and it knocks it down for a day or two. I was going to try H2O2, as it oxidizes the fungus...killing it and leaving only H2O. I was too lazy to go buy the peroxide and read about the "Cornell Formula" deveoped to treat fungus without fungicide or sulfur residue. It was originally 1T Horticultural or light vegetable oil, 1T soap (emulsifier), 1T baking soda in 1 Gal water. Shake continuously and apply to top and bottom of leaves. Newer Hort oils contain the emulsifier and no soap is needed, though the Dr. bronner's peppermint oil and rosemary extract are added bug killer/reppelers. The hort oil kills the fungus and bugs.