cheetah2007
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any updated pics man? cheers!!! Cheetah
SouthKorea GrowOperation (Hashberry) 3rd grow
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jasonlocsouthkorea
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And while you're all pondering on that, here's a couple more pics from around the 'cabinet...
Two of the passive inlets. There are five in all - two on each side and one on the back. The 'drobe is a double-walled design and the air flows down from the inlets, between the walls and out on the inside at the bottom. Black-painted strips of 1" poly were fixed on oppsite sides at the top an bottom of the inside, to improve light proofing. A very faint glow from the lamp is visible in total darkness and things could perhaps be improved with some short lengths of flexible duct to make a right angle. However, the attic is in darkness most on the time. The connector is the outlet from the ballast, running to the lamp.
Keeping it simple with the electrics - just a four-way block, held down with some double-sided tape. The timer runs a radiator by the right hand side of the 'drobe, during lights out. Then there's the power to the (defunct) fogger, followed by oscillating fans and extract fan speed controller. The light timer is in the background...
...and here it is in close-up. It's one of those electronic jobbies that can handle an inductive load of up to 30A, without needing a contactor.
And finally the ballast. Well out of harm's way and where it can't go contributing too much to unwanted heat.
Hope that helps give a bigger picture of what's going on here
up to date pics of the plants will be up later tonite.
cheers
-jason
Two of the passive inlets. There are five in all - two on each side and one on the back. The 'drobe is a double-walled design and the air flows down from the inlets, between the walls and out on the inside at the bottom. Black-painted strips of 1" poly were fixed on oppsite sides at the top an bottom of the inside, to improve light proofing. A very faint glow from the lamp is visible in total darkness and things could perhaps be improved with some short lengths of flexible duct to make a right angle. However, the attic is in darkness most on the time. The connector is the outlet from the ballast, running to the lamp.
Keeping it simple with the electrics - just a four-way block, held down with some double-sided tape. The timer runs a radiator by the right hand side of the 'drobe, during lights out. Then there's the power to the (defunct) fogger, followed by oscillating fans and extract fan speed controller. The light timer is in the background...
...and here it is in close-up. It's one of those electronic jobbies that can handle an inductive load of up to 30A, without needing a contactor.
And finally the ballast. Well out of harm's way and where it can't go contributing too much to unwanted heat.
Hope that helps give a bigger picture of what's going on here
up to date pics of the plants will be up later tonite.
cheers
-jason
toolage
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Hey jason, I've been reading through your journals, and man you sure know what you're doing. It's a lil upsetting that they are that strict about marijuana where you live. I'm glad that you are willing to take the risks for something you love to do!!! I'll be in touch!!!
jordann9e
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thanks for the reply, J!
that hashberry'd be a welcomed cross to ANY plant!!
rep 4 u!
KlunkeredAt4:20
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Grow looks great, got some deja vu when i saw your timer because its exactly the same as my one and im across the world from you. Anyways good growin
Klunk
Klunk
jasonlocsouthkorea
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I can see what looks like the tips of the mycorrhizal roots system on some plants.
Here's one on No.7...
...and another on No.8...
...so I'll probably pot them up to 10" tomorrow, if not Friday
The big question now is... Who will be evicted?
There's only room for six (and that might be pushing it a little), so two have to go with the next repot. I'm definitely liking Nos. 4 & 10 for their nice, compact structure and 24 hours ago I would have said the same of No.3; but it's suddenly shot up today. Are taller plants more likely to be males with Hashberry? Along with Nos. 6 & 7, No.3 appears to have slightly more sativa-looking leaves; thinner than those on the others - might that be why they're taller.
No.1 is a nice indica-type plant, although there's something slightly different about it compared to the others. It was the first seed to pop and when it sprouted, it was a very intense emerald green in colour.
I'm very impressed with the way No.2 has recovered and would like to keep it if the Rootgrow has taken.
Any thoughts or nominations for eviction from out there...?
-jason
Here's one on No.7...
...and another on No.8...
...so I'll probably pot them up to 10" tomorrow, if not Friday
The big question now is... Who will be evicted?
There's only room for six (and that might be pushing it a little), so two have to go with the next repot. I'm definitely liking Nos. 4 & 10 for their nice, compact structure and 24 hours ago I would have said the same of No.3; but it's suddenly shot up today. Are taller plants more likely to be males with Hashberry? Along with Nos. 6 & 7, No.3 appears to have slightly more sativa-looking leaves; thinner than those on the others - might that be why they're taller.
No.1 is a nice indica-type plant, although there's something slightly different about it compared to the others. It was the first seed to pop and when it sprouted, it was a very intense emerald green in colour.
I'm very impressed with the way No.2 has recovered and would like to keep it if the Rootgrow has taken.
Any thoughts or nominations for eviction from out there...?
-jason
jasonlocsouthkorea
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what's this lurking at towards the bottom of No.6?...
Here it is again with an arrow...
A boy? Looks like it could be to me
Here it is again with an arrow...
A boy? Looks like it could be to me
cheetah2007
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i think it's a lil early for preflowering....so i guess that's just undeveloped leaf man.....hope so
jasonlocsouthkorea
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hopefully
jasonlocsouthkorea
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I had asked a friend for his personal input
and he says hes 75 percent sure it is male. even though it is early
i trust him from his somewhat 15 years in gardening.
I'm pretty certain it is too. At least that takes care of who's who in the evictions.
So... farewell then, No.6. At least you can do us one last service and give us a flash of your nicely developing mycorrhizal root system (pity you won't get to use it, but hey...)
Also out is No.7. It hadn't shown any signs of being male, but was No.6's twin in every other way, from the moment they sprouted.
I managed to make a bit of extra time today and potted the others up into 10" pots, where they will now remain for the rest of the grow...
The rootgrow had taken on all of them - even No.8, although in that particular case, it had only developed down one side of the pot. This meant there wasn't much to hold the compost together down the other side, leading to... yes... another compost collapse
I did my best to be gentle - honest. I always feel more guilt than anything else when something like that happens. Poor old No.8 - some plants were just made to suffer
xtt
cheers
-jason
and he says hes 75 percent sure it is male. even though it is early
i trust him from his somewhat 15 years in gardening.
I'm pretty certain it is too. At least that takes care of who's who in the evictions.
So... farewell then, No.6. At least you can do us one last service and give us a flash of your nicely developing mycorrhizal root system (pity you won't get to use it, but hey...)
Also out is No.7. It hadn't shown any signs of being male, but was No.6's twin in every other way, from the moment they sprouted.
I managed to make a bit of extra time today and potted the others up into 10" pots, where they will now remain for the rest of the grow...
The rootgrow had taken on all of them - even No.8, although in that particular case, it had only developed down one side of the pot. This meant there wasn't much to hold the compost together down the other side, leading to... yes... another compost collapse
I did my best to be gentle - honest. I always feel more guilt than anything else when something like that happens. Poor old No.8 - some plants were just made to suffer
cheers
-jason
jasonlocsouthkorea
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in 2 weeks.
at next, next monday. i will switch to 12//12
im actually gonna be forceflowering them'
keep them squat and bushy.
obstacle123
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I probably should've force flowered my hashberry. It has grown almost as high as my neck since flowering 20 days ago. I'd venture to say it's grown about a foot and a half since flowering.
jasonlocsouthkorea
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obstacle123
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7 out of 9 are female. Well, one of those might be hermie, I still have to continue investigating that one. Overall, though, they've been fairly easy to grow. This is my first grow so i'm pretty excited that things seem to be working out. I might look into other mandala strains after this one.
It's 5 o'clock somewhere
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Props for your balls..... Sounds like your a rebel "with" a cause. I see your posts everywhere so I decided to check out your grow. Nice set up, sucks they can't all be girls. Good luck, I will be watching......