Why yes please put cheese on that! Blue Cheese clone DWC Bucket Grow - Ask away.

mxks1987 said:

So how was the Blue cheese? Have you ever tried this stuff called bloomtastic, the guy suggested it as an alternative to the gravity?

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No smoke yet but still drying slowly now almost ready for jarring and weight.. I don't rush my buds after harvest like 95% of the others. I like a slow dry and cure, so it takes a few weeks for mine past others. Yet they always ask me why mine is smoother and smells better.. I tell them yet they cannot wait to smoke their buds so they have to settle with the harsher less tasteful smoke they crop. The buds needs a chance to ferment to start the activation of the cannabinoids and the aroma and tastes.

I probably will enjoy a nug of blue cheese tonight and weigh, they seem to be stabilizing at 58RH now almost the perfect cure zone for me to not be too crispy and bit moist when ground up. I have like 4 jars of quart jars and a pint full of Blue Cheese and this stuff is skunky blueberry goodness, when I crack the jars to burp the last few weeks it just stank crazy when I open em. I do like the 2 days dryer, 2 days bags, then 1 day dry, 1 day bag then dry as needed to jars. It really slows it down and keeps the smell throughout the curing process, sometimes I get hay then back to sweet dankness, this way never hay.

I will take a pic of the Sage N Sour last night, this plant is crazy with big nuggets everywhere and the smell is easily one of the best I ever had. Wow. I am gladd my clone took and re-vegging this pheno is killer the buds got so heave and fat in week that I had to put tomato cage up around it to support, first time for that. Definately a scrog cannidate with the ChemDawg. The Chemdawg is sick looking and smelling as well, white I meant WHITE ass trichs with a unique looking bids really cool, I will take pics of all I have left in garden at the moment.

ChemDawg
SageNSour
JuicyFruit
Holy Grail Cush
BubbleGum
PermaFrost
Black Jack
SharksBreath

All doing nicely will shoot up some pics, I have some maintence after the holiday in the rooms tonight that I slacked on.

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Blue Cheese is dried and jarred now.. man is it a smelly product. Damn just cracking the jars to burp is like filling the room with skunky blueberry goodneess. You can definately smell the product from a distance, good thing for smoke, bad thing for family members who don't know you smoke (kids) etc..

Here is the jars all lined up (damn phone camera some came out bit darker then real life):



Final weight: 119 grams.
RH jarring: ~57
Smell: Amazing blueberry with skunk overtones, stank and dank for sure. One of the most aromatic buds I have grown.
Smoke: Had about 2 grams last night, very smooth even at this early stage. Tastes like a blueberry muffin afterward. I like it has a numbing effect on neck, arms, legs and head of course. This one will not get you buzzing around but it will contain you within its grasps for awhile. Can't remember but seems like effects stayed around for couple hours, without overly tired, but extremely relaxed. I like it as I am tight wound person with agendas, deadlines etc.. that I am hard on myself if I don't get things done or what I want to accomplish. This will help with the "oh @!*&@ it" attitude I need sometimes! Nice.

Here is close up shots:




Not bad for not doing any LST, SCROG or really any topping. I just let this one go as a bastard plant, and it took the challenge in stride. I wish I would have cloned it, but probably will buy some beans soon with this one in the rotation for a bit.

My next BubbleGum got the axe last night too.. it was fox tailing so time to chop. Smells awesome, and ever so sticky. Here is one of the smaller colas:




Here is my 40 day Chemdog very nice plant, seems to be bit tempermental on nutes, but I think I got it figured out now. It was lightish green think it needs a bit more N early and later in flower.



I am looking forward to this one! I have a few babies to ensure it stays a nice rotation, with a CBD up near 1.7 this is no stone smoke, it should be a concrete stone!

Here is a baby in my 100% perlite party cup, these work awesome to start clones. I just use my 60ml syringe to draw solution out of one of the vegging DWC buckets and feed these, simple and they love it.



The Black Jack is looking like a nice producer and crystals everywhere.



Holy Grail Kush shots (30 days):



Sage N Sour now this plant is a KEEPER. I had to tomatoe cage the buds up because they are all getting so fat, I mean there are a ton of these main top colas none are huge, but they are all above average and that is awesome! The smell is super strong, with diesel for sure being top smell. Nice diesel fuel, lemony skunk just all funky! Probably the best strain I have smelled in flower to date, I am so glad my clone came through and have two more clones off that one now. With about w-3 weeks left the buds are all about size of baseballs.



Put it this way.. this is the first plant I found fell over to the ground because of too much top weight its crazy. I thought I lost half the plant but it is chugging along like a champ, see when I say these plants keep going and it takes a LOT to kill them, although many do... crazy.

Permafrost (flushing) about week left:



This one was my first attempt at Hempy bucket, and it is by far the easiest method I ever used. Just add nutrients or water, and let it grow. It was almost like a bonus harvest as I feel I didn't even try to grow this, but it looks very nice. I could have vegged longer to get it bigger but I expect a good 2 ounces out of it for sure. This was more of a test of perlite 100% and just my standard Dynagro nute soup. Works WAY better then expected except for the size, but to be fair I think I started it too small in flower.

Well that's it, time to get the day started and done with so I can relax with some more BC!!


[video=youtube;2uLQOYtpZsA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2uLQOYtpZsA[/video]

I told another RIU memeber I would post my 100% perlite Hempy bucket roots when harvested. Well today was chop chop... so here are your pics.

This was a 100% perlite 2.5 gallon hempy bucket grow with PermaFrost. I did start it flowering a bit early so plant was a tad small for my standards but should still get about 2-3 ounces dry.

I used the EXACT same solution I was using in my DWC buckets, PH/PPM all of it. Just that simple, it shocked me. Water/Nutrient every 2-3 days and done almost so easy this plant was often forgot about but never gave me a lick of trouble.

This method was so simple I am going to give the ChemDog a run in it and see if it can be comparable to DWC to get rid of pumps, lines, chords etc. It would be nice to be hydro with just pots, lights and air.

Here is the Chemdog now at 10 days from clone in Hempy with standard 550ppm Dynagro Grow nutes.



Probably will be doing transplant in few days to 2.5 gallon and final pot. I might try a scrog with her too as the Chem likes to stretch and get lanky.

Here is the root ball from the Permafrost and the perlite.. you don't need vermiculite or any other filler. Perlite works like a champ.



Roots are yellowish because plant is near 70 days in flower but mostly white trunks so they are healthy grandma roots! LOL. You can see the roots have no issues in the perlite alone, the only thing is perlite is pretty lightweight and the plant needs support no matter what strain. Luckily mine was pretty small so a bungie across the trunk to the bucket worked.

Then you I just dump it out in a garbage bag. It's cheap some guys reuse it with no issues I guess, but there is some root material in there I see.



I was rinsing my perlite threw a small strainer till a stoner moment hit me, my unused 200micron bubble bag!! Works awesome it takes seconds instead of minutes to rinse now. Perlite needs to be rinsed or it will create a cement like mixture in bottom after a while, as you see in my bucket picture above I needed to rinse it better but the plant didn't mind.




Here is my hole in my bucket:



I think its 3" from bottom of bucket to keep that much water between feedings, usually 2-3 days. I am an anal prick so I epoxied a nylon screen inside the hole to keep perlite in, but you can just cut a hole the perlite will plug the hole allowing water to escape as well, the perlite will not come out. Probably a time waster but that's me, lol.

Hope the user comes here because I can't remember him or the thread, but I do remember my promise. I guess that's all that matters.

The PermaFrost which I didn't know what it was is basically a White Widow x Ak47.. very nice smoke indeed. Wish I cloned now wasn't expecting much but it delivers. It is at about 60%RH slowly coming down, and I did something I never did with my smoke before. I cut the branches down trimmed just the fan leaves not connected to bud sites and hung in a Grand Wardrobe cardboard closet from U-Haul, which I cut a 6" hole in bottom to allow the fan from my bud dryer to enter to keep slight breeze on hanging plants in carboard closet. It works awesome.. they are like 11 bucks at U haul and come with a hanger rod as well, but the dimensions are 24 x 48 or so.. big enough for any one of my plants. It keeps it nice and slow dry, I don't get that moist rock hard syndrome sometimes they are greener and smell sooooo much better, not a hint of hay ever with this like my others that get hay and come back. Hmmm I am thinking my new way is a winner, and the smoke to that it's curing now.

Anyway couple note worth plants is the first.. the Chemdawg coming in at 45+ days .. sooo easy to grow, so unique and solid yields for sure. Clones are super easy as well this is a KEEEPER strain if the smoke is half what it supposed to be.



This Black Jack is sick at 29 days young! Just got done with 21 day flush and rocking for bud production.



This SageNSour which is a SICK plant with BIG NUGS galore and oh Sour Diesel smell dankness.. I hope this smoke is right up there as I really like the genetics of this.



About 10 days left on this bad boy.. yummy.

Wow tried a wake n bake of this PermaFrost curing at 58%RH steady now.. just couple days till I was happy with the RH and it's a damn fine smoke.

I have to try to get another clone of this strain.. it's not a fruity sweety stuff most retards like... it's an in your face "ya what you got now!" kind of smoke...

It's like it hits your forehead hard at first like someone just pounding his fist on your forehead but it doesn't hurt so its kind of enjoyable... weird right... then your extrmeities kind of get light or kind of feel like they are not there. Finished by a sournding head band of pressure keeping you lifted for a bit, till the next wave hits.. damn and this was my tiny ass hempy plant too ARRRG! So.. I have 2 ounces dried till I can find another clone... this is a keeper if I can find it again with this pheno. Damn I am stupid.

As you can see I am still riding this so my thoughts are kind of descriptive but it's what is going through my mind while medicated so probably the best damn review you are going to find.. LOL.

Thanks for this thread Buddah. So many guys seem to want to help you grow but then only give you a part of what works for them. Don't know if it's a grower culture type deal, competitiveness or what. Thanks for all of the solid info. Your input on here is what pushed me over the DWC edge as a way to grow. You grow some killer $h!t. Am a big fan of simple methods. I hope to have 1/4 the success you do when I get my cabinet up and running.

WyoGrow said:

Thanks for this thread Buddah. So many guys seem to want to help you grow but then only give you a part of what works for them. Don't know if it's a grower culture type deal, competitiveness or what. Thanks for all of the solid info. Your input on here is what pushed me over the DWC edge as a way to grow. You grow some killer $h!t. Am a big fan of simple methods. I hope to have 1/4 the success you do when I get my cabinet up and running.

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You are most welcome brother and many good grows for you as well.

I will tell you one thing if not anything, try it for yourself "never take anyone's word as gospel" not even mine (I would never tell you too neither)! I would have cut YEARS off my growing learning curve if I had "tried myself" instead of struggling with my "so called" experts and sheepishly following them, and you know maybe they were experts but they were experts in "their" way of growing not mine.

That is the fucking fantastic thing about this hobby, there are SO MANY WAYS to grow, yet you have these "sheep trolls" I call them that as they pound it into every newbies head that their way is the RIGHT way. Maybe.. for THEM!

So think for yourself, see for yourself and reap the rewards for yourself!

Point example was this PermaFrost that I cardboard boxed dried instead of my bud box with a blower in it. I was told that it worked and it did, so I ran it for years I thought it was the best for my buds and time frames. Well.. I kept struggling with hay smell, tastes etc.. they would disappear come back or faint, if at all some times. The high is good, but the good stuff we want was lacking, for the "high grade shit stuff" that I want for me. I want to be the best period.. until I feel I have achieved that I will not stop "trying" to buck the rules to up the ante so to speak. Well this PF harvest took about 2 days longer to jar, but it never had any hay or grass smell even for a leafy type of bud that is prone to the "hay" smell. It is hard to say what I accomplished but I will try to break it down here and maybe some other growers will see similar results if tried.

First DRY/CURE method which I tried and it worked well so I thought:

Bud box dryer with mesh racks and one inline 4" fan at end drawing air over them. I would trim all leaves to buds like they would be ready for jarring and then place in racks. 3-4 days the buds were crispy and placed into jars. They would be 70% relative humidity or above the next day, middles were so moist. I would burp, dry, burp dry for days.. battling smell of hay and nice buds. Seems like they would just get harder and harder like rock nuggets until I got under 60% RH. Yes they looked nice, the high was ok to good, smell was ok or not there. I thought ya this is good, and really waited months for next harvest to verify results but never did and continued to cure this way for year or two. Always thinking there was a better way, but too lazy to do it. Well I did.. on to the next dry I am on now. I mean the crispy rock hard nuggets would never go away, I basically think what happens it the buds dry so fast so quick that the moisture just like floods the outer bud and traps the inner moisture, so the grower thinks the buds are dry and starts jarring. Well the maybe the plant matter, thc, terepens or whatever that was in all that moisture is now like a crust that will never let the inner bud dry properly. I mean who here has bought some nice ass looking pear shaped nugs to just open the bag or grind them up and find it smell ok-ish, but it's damp crumbled mess. The smoke as well is ok, or decent and it's considered dank. That's the way mine were to an extent, but most that are bought from so-called caregivers are like this or worse dried correctly but grown wrong. You know same situation but smoke is nothing or barely there and no flavor. Mostly the burning is a clump of ashes black, white blah blah, if there is a clump its too fucking wet and never cured properly. It should be ashes period then black or white (not a clump of black or white), or it wasn't done right. Joints are harder to detect but mainly is that they don't burn correctly or at all. Everyone accepts it.. sad.

My NEW and I THINK I AM SOLD drying curing process:

I had my bud box built with a 4" inline fan you can get at home depot, better then a PC fan but not as powerful as creating a static flow of air. So I went to my local U-haul palce and bought one of these :

http://www.uhaul.com/MovingSupplies/Boxes/Clothing-moving-boxes/Grand-Wardrobe-Box

I closed up the top with some venting air upward and cut a hole near the bottom where my bud dryer box usually blew air out now it blows it in the bottom of the box giving nice ambient air. I used PVC pipe instead of steal one they give you since I closed the top of, as it is made to open to hang close. I use it as a door now to open and check my buds!

So.. I now just cut the plants usually in whole stems and hang in there to dry fan leaves in all it slows down the drying enough to never get that "trapped" crispy dry or smell lock. Well I know people will cry "its a pain to trim leaves after drying. I usually leave them after the first couple days of dry, and clip them semi-dry wet they fold over the buds nicely allowing them to retain more moisture and maybe even start curing I dunno I might leave em on longer this SageNSour.

So... Yea its kinda sticky yet but we want that with slow dry and are easily trimmed. Day 3 or 4 from the box I usually start to manicure and see how dry they are. Then I cut into stems and do brown paper bags, or right to jars depending on buds/size/texture.

NOW!! When I enter jars my buds are smelling fantastic, they are crispy but not like SOLID crispy or I called "LOCKED" crispy as it traps moisture that never gets out and buds essentially never cure or smoke to their potential. YET you BUY these BUDS every day at any dispensary or street thug. So everyone accepts it as "dank" or whatever these street kids are calling it.. but really they messed up the dry/cry and now their crap is garbage. I admit mine was garbage too I am not perfect, I might as well not grew for 2 years the way this PermaFrost smokes/tastes/effects and just makes me re-new my anti-following ways, I want to regrow everyone one of my strains now so I can really do them justice. Sad most people will never realize this because they can't stop and say "what if I".

On a side note, I have really been throwing around a real mans growing e-book or video series on you tube with real world experiences and thoughts like the dryer but in a way everyone can understand since I am no grammar student and sometimes ramble. I just don't know everyone and their kids is doing how-to but they all approach it in a really wrong way or to the wrong end user. I want to touch people who want to grow for the sake of growing and producing the best product you can, not how much I can get from my buddy next month at work. If I lived in California I would be on Dyna-Gro doorstep until they hired me as anything they wanted, just to get in there and tap the knowledge they probably have access too.

Until I have a couple grows down and start to get comfy with the process I don't think I am going to John Wayne it too terribly much. A smart man learns from his own mistakes, a wise man learns from the mistakes of others.... Before I jump off into growing the good stuff I am going to cut my teeth on a few tomato clones and perhaps a feisty Scotch Bonnet or two. Then graduate to some bag seed I've been holding onto. If I wanted to just get high I'd just keep buying like I am now. The growing process of plants fascinates me. It's why I enjoy gardening so much. My wifes gets a kick out of me cruising Youtube for hours at a time watching gardening vids on stuff I already grow with spectacular results. "There is always another way" I tell her.... it's the learning process I get the most satisfaction from. But having a little extra happy tabaccy as a result of my efforts is pretty sweet too.

Ya.. now just remember some things are gospel that apply and should be followed no matter what, but that is the hard part. Unfortunately no one can do that but the grower themselves. Peace man. +REP

I have a question for you BBC, and it may be one you have answered earlier in the thread, so forgive me if you have:

As your roots grow, do you drop the water level or do you leave the water level a certain distance below your netpots?

BigLittlejohn said:

I have a question for you BBC, and it may be one you have answered earlier in the thread, so forgive me if you have:

As your roots grow, do you drop the water level or do you leave the water level a certain distance below your netpots?

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I used too, following some other posters and others it worked I didn't see any ill effects cept that the tops yellowed faster as they dry somewhat. I thought "what if" and kept it at the bottom of the net pot through the entire grow. No ill effects cept the roots now were all white.. I guess that a plus. So I stopped it and kept the water at net pot bottom. In flower in my 2.5 gallon buckets the plant will drink half the water in a day so it will be 2-3 inches below net pot on refilling, I have let the plant go 48 hours without refilling and it makes it with no ill effects except the plant is usually sitting in a 2.5+ EC solution where it should be at 1.8EC. Replacing water fills the water and lowers the EC as well, so this is how I know if I need more food for the plant. I start at 1.8EC for full bucket up to net pot, then as I fill I take a EC reading first if it is 1.7-1.9 I replace with more 1.8 solution in a gallon jug I keep. I have one 1.8EC gallon container of nutrient solution and one gallon of regular RO water. If it is higher then 1.8EC then it gets water only, and anywhere in between you have to guess it and measure. I mean sometimes I need a bit of the 1.8EC solution and mostly water like the EC is 1.6 now, I need the 1.8 but if I pour all 1.8 in the end EC will be above my range. So it takes some getting used to but it works for me I guess, maybe that will be my next process to tinker with. I like to do one at a time, and the drying/curing was my last one and I think I got that nailed.

Peace.

I am thinking this is why I get burnt tips on the plants as the plant drinks the EC goes up sometimes and it has a higher EC then I need or want, so I might go back to 3.5 gallon buckets as the plants even in 24 hours are sometimes sitting in high nutrient solution that *if* I can not get to them in 24 hours they are not in danger of bruning the @!& up and keep the EC more stable for better readings. I like the roots get air for periods of time so its a what is better for me in the end.

BigBuddahCheese said:

I used too, following some other posters and others it worked I didn't see any ill effects cept that the tops yellowed faster as they dry somewhat. I thought "what if" and kept it at the bottom of the net pot through the entire grow. No ill effects cept the roots now were all white.. I guess that a plus. So I stopped it and kept the water at net pot bottom. In flower in my 2.5 gallon buckets the plant will drink half the water in a day so it will be 2-3 inches below net pot on refilling, I have let the plant go 48 hours without refilling and it makes it with no ill effects except the plant is usually sitting in a 2.5+ EC solution where it should be at 1.8EC. Replacing water fills the water and lowers the EC as well, so this is how I know if I need more food for the plant. I start at 1.8EC for full bucket up to net pot, then as I fill I take a EC reading first if it is 1.7-1.9 I replace with more 1.8 solution in a gallon jug I keep. I have one 1.8EC gallon container of nutrient solution and one gallon of regular RO water. If it is higher then 1.8EC then it gets water only, and anywhere in between you have to guess it and measure. I mean sometimes I need a bit of the 1.8EC solution and mostly water like the EC is 1.6 now, I need the 1.8 but if I pour all 1.8 in the end EC will be above my range. So it takes some getting used to but it works for me I guess, maybe that will be my next process to tinker with. I like to do one at a time, and the drying/curing was my last one and I think I got that nailed.

Peace.

I am thinking this is why I get burnt tips on the plants as the plant drinks the EC goes up sometimes and it has a higher EC then I need or want, so I might go back to 3.5 gallon buckets as the plants even in 24 hours are sometimes sitting in high nutrient solution that *if* I can not get to them in 24 hours they are not in danger of bruning the @!& up and keep the EC more stable for better readings. I like the roots get air for periods of time so its a what is better for me in the end.

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Okay, follow-up question(s) that is/are sparked by your very detailed answer: 1.8 EC is roughly the equivalent of 900 PPM, is that right? What about your PH? I assume you are checking that at least daily. At what level do you typically keep your PH?

Thanks man! I appreciate the hand-holding .

BigLittlejohn said:

Okay, follow-up question(s) that is/are sparked by your very detailed answer: 1.8 EC is roughly the equivalent of 900 PPM, is that right? What about your PH? I assume you are checking that at least daily. At what level do you typically keep your PH?

Thanks man! I appreciate the hand-holding .

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Yes approx 900ppm and I start my ph at 6.2 and goes to 5.4 or so.. Then I adjust it back up. I check em every day or two...

BigBuddahCheese said:

Yes approx 900ppm and I start my ph at 6.2 and goes to 5.4 or so.. Then I adjust it back up. I check em every day or two...

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Woo that makes me feel a little better about my room ha.

I do the same exact thing you do I read this thread all the time and take notes haha

IN33DW33D said:

Woo that makes me feel a little better about my room ha.

I do the same exact thing you do I read this thread all the time and take notes haha

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If your plants are healthy or over fed they can drop the ph level... Plants give off negative ions when eating or rejecting mutes (over feeding) causing ph drop mostly normal for me unless I run double the protek and get silica residue showing.. I don't like that I like to run just enough to push them but not enough to lockout or over feed. Trick is to find out what is causing the drop good or bad.

Lol thanks I am learning too so experiment also and hopefully you get the same results. I think I am going to lower my EC to 1.6 for while see if my burnt tips go away, I think it is because the water drops so much by design over 24-48 hours the mute solution is EC of 2.3 to 2.5 sometimes...the top off back to 1.8 ish.. So if I drop it so that lowest point is around 1.8ish then i might not get the points burned like I do most time, just point of fan leaves no edges etc burn.. It's weird and I been trying to diagnose it as the plants grow fine anyways.

I might get some stunting or lockout I am unaware of at such high EC as well. I might be over feeding at end of water cycle to change and hurting my plant quality.

That and my exhaust hood are my main tweaks now. Speaking of the exhaust and carbon filter I have had a bit of smell I can detect outside where I vent since adding another 600. I think it is the friction loss on the air movement, with the extra length an bends I think my cfm is too low now. I got rid of the cheap tin foil dryer 6" ducts that spiral wire with silver foil.. That shit sucks in when under load which is ok under one hood, but two it basically like sucking water through a rope. My 400 cfm fan is probably no where near the min 270ish for filter to be effective, most people have to slow down their fans because short runs and maybe no hoods. If you add them though you have other problems with not enough cfm to scrub the air.

I replaced all the crap duct with a more rigid ducting so no crushing inward, exhaust is ok as it will balloon it out but not much, there is no compression from suction like intake through filter. It's close and much better with that and hard elbows, but no elbows be better but I cannot right now with it full flower room, gotta tweak on fly. Also changed the outlet of fan from reduced to 4 inches to six all the way... Back in business. For guys having same problem blaming too much cfm or filter... It's flow.. You need to be in that sweet spot for your filter. You can tell when you achieve it the room and exhaust smell like carbon or something other then faint plants growing lol.

Peace. Gotta finish this before lights on.

So glad I live out in the woods so I don't have to worry about that smell. Don't know why it matters anyway, I don't care who smells it. Let them call the cops and have the cops look at my totally awesome set up haha

Thread is pretty much over but thought I would throw up some flowering gems right now and some first time scrogging action.

Bow down to the Holy Grail Kush coming in at about 50 days and looking plump like a fat pig for a kush. Cloned.



Chemdawg at 60 days looking at about 10 more or so.. cloudy white as snow.. amber next up and then couch lock! Cloned (most def).



My BlackJack that is around 40+ days looking frosty as the snowman.



Sharksbreath that was mutilated at first rebounding to be a stellar plant. Cloned.



Here is my scrogs going at the moment, filling in nicely. Chemdawg and SangeNSour



Here is some dank nugs that smell as bad azz as they look with my new dry method, its A1 quality I have never seen near my area. I don't frequent too much, but this end product looks as good as it hits now. Before my end produced delivered but didn't look nor smell quiet right. Now its on the mark to my standards.




[video=youtube;hv708JJEEEw]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hv708JJEEEw[/video]

Just tried the Foilage Pro from DynaGro.. it gets my NPKs where they should be and my plants are like rockets now.


3-1-2 in Veg and Flower is 1-3-2

Will post SCROG pics and some close harvesting Black Jack and Sharks Breath oh and a little Holy Grail Kush!

Hey there BBC, I been chilln for awhile. Can you post an updated nute mix your using?

I have two BB going, one in DWC, one in soil less. the soil less is kickn my DWC's ass at the moment, but thats due to it getting dry earlier in its life for a day I think.