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weedstoner420

weedstoner420

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StonedGardener said:
Have any of you stoners ever grown a weed bonsai ? I'm giving it a go......sounds fun , beats house cleaning.
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I've got a few going right now following the oldtimer1 guide: https://overgrow.com/t/bonsai-mums-by-oldtimer1/1433

The middle and rightmost ones are about a year old now, in 4-inch square pots. The main thing I've found is you gotta keep on top of the trimming. The bottom/middle/interior growth gets out of control really quick.

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StonedGardener

StonedGardener

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weedstoner420 said:
I've got a few going right now following the oldtimer1 guide: https://overgrow.com/t/bonsai-mums-by-oldtimer1/1433

The middle and rightmost ones are about a year old now, in 4-inch square pots. The main thing I've found is you gotta keep on top of the trimming. The bottom/middle/interior growth gets out of control really quick.

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Very cool, really appreciate the info and tips I just happen to see a bunch of them on Instagram.......I'm gonna jump right in......l would assume ya keep plant on long hours?
 
weedstoner420

weedstoner420

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StonedGardener said:
Very cool, really appreciate the info and tips I just happen to see a bunch of them on Instagram.......I'm gonna jump right in......l would assume ya keep plant on long hours?
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Yup they're on 18/6. The light is not very powerful but it's only about a foot from the soil line.

Good luck with yours! These are the first moms I've kept and it's pretty cool, amazing to see them pruned down to almost nothing and bounce right back to where they were in a few weeks.
 
StonedGardener

StonedGardener

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weedstoner420 said:
Yup they're on 18/6. The light is not very powerful but it's only about a foot from the soil line.

Good luck with yours! These are the first moms I've kept and it's pretty cool, amazing to see them pruned down to almost nothing and bounce right back to where they were in a few weeks.
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They are rugged f'ers ! Thanks again for posts !
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Leeski said:
Planning new design/planting for my terrariaum they will stay in pots for a while and be moved around until I’m happy also pimped underneath little baby chamber fuck I hate winter I get soooo bored lol View attachment 5016567View attachment 5016568View attachment 5016569View attachment 5016570View attachment 5016571
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Always looking good there. And the clone room under the table. I thought it was a cheap box. LOL.

I'll catch up on posting soon. Too many things to keep on and I'm still not very mobile or long distance.

A great day to all.
 
Leeski

Leeski

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Looking great mate I tried growing lemon trees a few times just ain’t happening in my climate love your pineapple also .
hope ya back firing on all cylinders soon bro ☮
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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Leeski said:
Looking great mate I tried growing lemon trees a few times just ain’t happening in my climate love your pineapple also .
hope ya back firing on all cylinders soon bro ☮
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Lemons took a few to get a clue. They do not like direct light above 70F. And really needy on boron and P &K. Try putting them in the shade. LOL. Ours are 3 years from seed. 3' &7'. Who knows. As long as it grows. I'm getting better. Biltong and jerky are allowing me to eat again. It's protein.
 
raggyb

raggyb

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Does anybody know if it works well if you start your outdoor flowers and tomatoes inside under the 12/12 lights? Do they do okay when you put them outside in Spring? Do they have to 'reveg' like weed, which takes like 4 weeks and such?
 
MICHI-CAN

MICHI-CAN

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raggyb said:
Does anybody know if it works well if you start your outdoor flowers and tomatoes inside under the 12/12 lights? Do they do okay when you put them outside in Spring? Do they have to 'reveg' like weed, which takes like 4 weeks and such?
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I use a 40 something watt LED indoors all year long. It is set to 14 hours. Keeps my fall transplants in stride. And the spring veggies start at around 10 hours of actual light here. Not thinking they are photo sensitive. My maters are now dying from multiple frosts. Still throwing fruit. A one month indoor start is always good here.

@Leeski I used what patience I had and got all my new indoors and existing fall fertilized now that the pests and other issues have been removed. Baths and still trying to solve the riddle of where and how.

Cannot wait to have the fence transformer not keeping my sciatic in line. But I'm getting up because of the plants. Also that 44W LED ceiling panel is perfect for the succs.

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raggyb

raggyb

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Thanks for confirming. May just start the annuals and veggies in the flower room this spring. I'm already looking forward to spring. You grow a pineapple? Wow!
 
alphapinene

alphapinene

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So Willie’s fruit finally ripened (around Dec 6th), like with everything Lophophora it takes timmmee..but when it finally happens it’s oh so satisfying..B6FF123E-4037-46A6-8607-DE124BFD6B1D.jpeg
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This plant fertilized itself and I aquired 9 seeds from it’s fruit .. B26BCE06-4901-4095-8921-FA9ED7F6B36A.jpeg

I started the seeds on December 6th and by the 12th all 9 germinated..3 pretty much stalled but I got 6 nice healthy babies..here’s it’s offspring.. 50EFC857-8E0F-4ABC-AA39-B14FE33F8FA4.jpeg88D4B4C0-34ED-4D1E-973D-200A2D0C4CE4.jpeg

I also started loph seeds from other localities:
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69CB4A8C-D035-4D33-BB8D-036848D7D97B.jpeg If you look closely you can see the start of it’s carrot like tap root ...it’s gonna be a loong journey with these guys. They’re extremely interesting ENDANGERED plants, with a spirit presence, i guess that’s why they call it grandfather willie!
 
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