TGA By Others
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Mr.Head
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Damn dude. That's Giant. Well done. Chernobyls always had my eye.
Yodaweed
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Thank you
, i'd like to try more TGA strains i got my eye on vortex next if i can get a good source to obtain the seeds, does anyone know any places in colorado that sell TGA seeds?
radrolley
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I usually get mine from attitude but they are overseas. It's a bit pricey, payment with a credit card can be difficult, but I never once had a package confiscated.Thank you
Anyone know where to get Quantum Kush. A while back i got 5 seeds from attitude and they never sprouted. Not sure what I did wrong then. Did the same sprouting method that I've always done for many years. I don't think I ever had it happen before with that many seeds. I want to give it another go.
radrolley
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My Super Soil mix. Couple days ago was perfect outside to mix, but it's always hard on the back. Very similar to the old recipe. I been using this a while now. Compared to other growing methods, this one takes away so much of the labor compared to using concentrated nutrients.
200+ gallons of used Super Soil. Most root clusters removed.
100 lbs wiggly worm castings
11 lbs phosphorus bat guano
10 lbs bone meal
5 lbs blood mean
6 lbs neem seed meal (instead of the normal 10 lbs of blood meal. plus to help prevent pests.)
6 lbs rock phosphate
2 cups lime
1.5 cups magnesium sulfate (epsom salt)
1 cup azomite
Stored in closed garbage bins in an area with lots of sun. I forgot the humic acid but I also didn't add any water yet. I'm just going to mix the humic acid in with the water tomorrow. I used some right after mixing it because I just ran out of my old batch. It actually does work great using it without letting it cook however I strongly believe it's always better to cook it if you have the time. If I see a deficiency I'll add more Super Soil and sometimes give a couple doses of concentrated nutrients in the middle of flower but never during the last 2 weeks of flower. Once in a while I'll give the plants worm casting tea ph 6.3-6.8. Otherwise Just straight RO water. I may be wrong here but I never PH when just using straight RO water. Since there is virtually 0 ppms, the PH is very unstable. It takes so little PH up or down to fluctuate it. My theory is it's pointless to PH the RO water because it's PH is just going to change to whatever it mixes with in the soil.
200+ gallons of used Super Soil. Most root clusters removed.
100 lbs wiggly worm castings
11 lbs phosphorus bat guano
10 lbs bone meal
5 lbs blood mean
6 lbs neem seed meal (instead of the normal 10 lbs of blood meal. plus to help prevent pests.)
6 lbs rock phosphate
2 cups lime
1.5 cups magnesium sulfate (epsom salt)
1 cup azomite
Stored in closed garbage bins in an area with lots of sun. I forgot the humic acid but I also didn't add any water yet. I'm just going to mix the humic acid in with the water tomorrow. I used some right after mixing it because I just ran out of my old batch. It actually does work great using it without letting it cook however I strongly believe it's always better to cook it if you have the time. If I see a deficiency I'll add more Super Soil and sometimes give a couple doses of concentrated nutrients in the middle of flower but never during the last 2 weeks of flower. Once in a while I'll give the plants worm casting tea ph 6.3-6.8. Otherwise Just straight RO water. I may be wrong here but I never PH when just using straight RO water. Since there is virtually 0 ppms, the PH is very unstable. It takes so little PH up or down to fluctuate it. My theory is it's pointless to PH the RO water because it's PH is just going to change to whatever it mixes with in the soil.
Yodaweed
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https://www.instagram.com/p/BU2U3BXDolR/?taken-by=colorado4weed2love0
Chernobyl in a jar getting a cure
I had fertilized this strain with my DNA - Golden Lemons(kosher kush x lemon skunk)
Here's their babies
https://www.instagram.com/p/BU46kczj99w/?taken-by=colorado4weed2love0
Chernobyl in a jar getting a cure
I had fertilized this strain with my DNA - Golden Lemons(kosher kush x lemon skunk)
Here's their babies
https://www.instagram.com/p/BU46kczj99w/?taken-by=colorado4weed2love0
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RootzGemini
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Nice man, Chernobyl is up there in my top 5. That lime smell and taste with huge calxes... Still makes my mouth water thinking about her
RootzGemini
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I'm sorry about your experience with TGA. I gave my friend clones of Chernobyl, vortex, and Ace of spades a few years back. It was his first ever grow and it was in a ghetto air tight cab in the summer. Waaay too much heat and humidity with no issues.
radrolley
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My vortex don't like heat but my Chernobyl never has issues. When I had ace it never had issues either.
Chernobyl 90-95°F during lights on. 8.5 weeks. No more CO2. Slacking on this grow because once the last clones are finished I'm shutting it down. I'm days away from starting the new place. Here is proof that some TGA strains are very heat resistant. It's all in the genetics. Some strains can take it, some strains cant. My Chernoby doesn't even hermy in this heat. Only when I had light leaks.
Mason Jar 92705
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Evening fellas.....Jacked-Up from seed. Got 4 females. 2 shorter bushier phenos and 2 taller ones. The taller onces have more Jack in them. The tallest one won't be a big yielder but is all lemons, very strong. The other one, pictured, has a beautiful lemon/citruis smell and will yield more. She's on day 35 and was grown straight up not topped.
Mason Jar 92705
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