superstonerdude
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plants are lookin great bro last season looks good too keep it up and good luck.
Man, last years grow was amazing! What was the yield last year?Some shots of My Northern Light Blue's from last season.(1st Grow) Also a pic of some Organic Himalayan Gold and OG #18 indoor, Lst'd and supercropped. Theres also some spiritual punks from samsara in pics 2,6 +7 (The larger lady)
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HAHA both those names sounds sweet, but yeah i definitely plan on doing some breeding. I got these sick little glass viles from a lab that are perfect for storing pollen in. I'll probably pollinate a couple lower bud on my qrazy train, and probably some LSD as well. I love the high on the LSD and the sweet lemony lime taste, but its sometimes too potent for a wake and bake before work, so i think that if i could mix the more mellow buzz of the cheesequake, it could be a nice cross. Lately i've been getting my water from a dugout spring with a 50 gallon or so plastic barrel on top of it with the bottom and top cut out, so it fills constantly and just overflows out the top, its a longer walk in with the jugs but the creek has been pretty low, so its a bitch filling them up there. Those kitty litter jugs have been my only means of transporting water so far, but they work perfect. hold 2.5 gallons a piece, but they aren't so heavy that i have to stop and put them down at any point. if i need more water i'll just make another trip for more, but with only a few plants, they can all get a decent drink in one trip. I'll try to get a pic of those preflowers next time i'm out, but the camera on my phone has this stupid auto focus and it makes it hard to get a nice close up of those.Glad to hear that stem healed up, plants have an amazing way of taking care of themselves quite nicely sometimes. You thinking of doing any breeding from the cheesequake? Maybe take a small clone from an established white widow, and create some white cheese? LSD quake? haha who knows just a thought. Do you haul in water or use stream? Do you just bring those kitty litter containers or do you have other methods. Really like the work so far good job. Bring on those pics im pumped to see the preflowers
THanks man, it was actually my friend that came up with the idea, cause the old spring right next to it had a old whiskey barrel dug into it like the current one, but the spring moved a couple feet away (or a new one formed, i'm not really sure how that all works) so we dug it down and my friend was like half in the hole in the begging of spring in the freezing water lifting out boulders. It was a bitch to do, but it pumps water out like a fire hose ( the best tasting water i've had hands down). I've heard that about a plant putting the energy towards seed production rather than trichome production after being pollinated. I might just save the pollen for an indoor breeding experiment though just to be safe. nothin like pure sensi.dude your the fucking man, you actually made a sorta homemade well for irrigation purposes kudos good sir! For hauling purposes i use an old 5 gallon plastic container that frying oil came in, fits perfectly inside a backpack, its nice being able to carry most of the weight on your back. One thing i will say about possibly breeding a lower branch of a plant is this. I read awhile back, so this is definately not confirmed by any means, that even if you pollinate a lower branch the rest of the plant itself wont be nearly as potent. Just because as soon as any branch receives pollen, the plants natural instinct to survive and reproduce will cause the plant to put the majority of energy into ripening even that one branches worth of seeds. Just a thought. What a friend of mine did a few seasons back was moved his mile about a mile away from his plot, and then put a fem out there for strictly breeding purposes. Just so that his monsters could really reach full potential. He was a downeast grower as well and has had his shit on lockdown for awhile now.
Holy crap! That's one thing I don't have to worry about thank god! The risks we take to grow a little weed... Chronic is right that Jack looks happy. I waswell i just just smoked a bowl of blue hash and got lost in guitar jam for about an hour haha. i think i'm ready to post now. anyway, i went out this mornin at around 10:30( first time i had seen them before 3pm) and the kandy kush and the jack herer were still being shaded by a large spruce tree . so they aren't gettin as much sun as i thought, but by 11:30 i'm sure they all get sun. so they are really only gettin around 6-7 hours of good direct sunlight. I might do some climbin soon and prune that tree up a bit as well to give a little more morning sun. next year i'm going to make more plots futher out into the other side of the clearing so i'll be getting sun in the am at around 8 or 9. When i got out there i was checking things out and i hear some branches snapping from a large animal around 20 feet away, then it stops and i hear panting (like a dog panting). i start making nosies and grunting and shit to see if i could get it to either come out of the brush or scare it away, but no nosie or response, so i start throwing sticks and branches into the brush over in the direction to scare it off, and i never heard a thing or saw what it was. I don't think it coulda been a dog cause i am pretty secluded and i think i woulda heard the collar or it would've come checked me out. Think it might have been a bear cause they have been around the area alot lately. Kinda sketchy. On the green side of things everything was looking good except for that cheesequake which i'm sure is a male. They were already looking hungry for some more N, especially the Kandy kush (which i guess you gotta expect from many kush varieties) so i'm gonna let them dry out a bit and hopefully give them a feeding on friday. The qrazy train wasn't asking for the food as bad, but that one also has fresh soil with fresh compost, so that could be helping. The QT had preflowers shooting out all over the place, and they all began growing asymmetrically 3-4 nodes ago, so i hope by the end of the month atleast one of them will start flowering. Heres sum pics. 1= QT preflowers if you look hard haha 2=QT, 3=JH, 4+5= KK, 6=JH
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Believe it or not, in the spot I grow ther are no animal problems. Leaf jumpers are the worst thing. It's in a very populatedYou need hi phosphorous in bloom not nitrogen, but some nitrogen is still required. If your outdoors skip bone or blood meal, like farmer said it can attract animals. Guano would be your best best for top dress in flowering