Yeps-CFL(946 True Watt)-25 Plant-Dj Short-Grape Krush,SSH,SourD+SCROG+Seed grow

yeps420

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There is one lady ready to die and another showing stress. the other 3 look fin and healthy.

To try and fix. I took the top 2" top feed layer of soil back off and dug the top of the soil
up a little to airate.

Leaving it open to air for a day then I will put 2" of just perlite with a little soil.
I will water tomorrow a little then feed a few days after that.
 

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crazyhazey

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There is one lady ready to die and another showing stress. the other 3 look fin and healthy.

To try and fix. I took the top 2" top feed layer of soil back off and dug the top of the soil
up a little to airate.

Leaving it open to air for a day then I will put 2" of just perlite with a little soil.
I will water tomorrow a little then feed a few days after that.
poke those holes in your soil, but first i would flush then feed them what they need.
 

yeps420

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Trying to dry em out I did the holes-then go simple and just use the "Age Old Organics from here on.
Yep they showed up today.
 

crazyhazey

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lol stay tuned, youll find out bro.lol I might post a pic or 2 as i go ...:o...:-P lol
haha hope all goes well, may try that line if it works. i was gonna go back to jacks classic or bontaicare next year. dont know yet, i know for sure im staying away from advanced hahaha
 

yeps420

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My summer Lady's are only day 7 flowering and semi micro ( small Lady's ) so seems to me if I follow
what age old says to do. I should see Dankness in a few weeks with no burns...lol

I really liked what I read on Old Age.... Real old school type line for Organics. No hype, just reputation..
 

crazyhazey

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My summer Lady's are only day 7 flowering and semi micro ( small Lady's ) so seems to me if I follow
what age old says to do. I should see Dankness in a few weeks with no burns...lol

I really liked what I read on Old Age.... Real old school type line for Organics. No hype, just reputation..
same thing with jacks classic, they have so much repute with growers, not only weed growers so you know its good plant food.
 

yeps420

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Grape Krush 3 Root Report 5-10-12

Day 80

Stem cut:
:wall:

Healthy looking vascular system ,Well formed.
1.jpg
I thinking due to the high moss content and lack of micro nutrients and poorly vented 5 gal bucket.
Same as before. There was no root groth beyond 6".


This was my 2-3nd try at soil set up and seems to have gotten worse at letting go of the water.

Higher perlite % didn't help and I'm convinced it is the moss that is killing me here.


Over all :
I waited a couple extra days to check the root because even though I have not water for a
week almost 2 weeks. It is still heavy.

Sure enough as I look at the roots. There is almost none deeper than 6" and what there is
looks weakly formed.

The bottom layer looks to have been wet since day 1, Almost a slime type feel to it.
No smell or anything,Yet I'm surprised I don't have root rot.
Guess no root- No rot--lol
3.jpg2.jpg
From what I know of Grape Krush this is probably close to the worse kind of
soil mix I could have given her. ops...

Now I can see why she looked good and then almost over night
looked like I left her in a hot oven for a day.

She wanted to take off and ran into the wet soil, she could go no further.
From what I have read on GK.
If she is over watered. Her leaves will wither like crazy. I can at least to this...lol

I cut her a little early because she was hard to look at...lol
The real reason was she looked like she wanted to grow yet just couldn't
and I started worrying about bud rot or a becoming a good place to feed bugs.

Over all:

Makes me want a lot more control over watering and feedings.
I need to play with coco in my next grow.
Though I really like organics and feel this is my way to go I still have
a lot to learn about drainage and so much more...lol


Im hoping She will make good Honey oil...bongsmilie

Side note:
Even though I have to shut down after this grow for a few months.
I have a few different soil mixes and some test pots set up for
strawberry's, red wheat and some things I can grow outside over the summer.

I have had a Bonsai tree collection for years and have great soil ( by luck )
In my plants. I have been breaking up soil and collecting fat, I mean really fat earth worms
from my other trees and collecting them in the strawberry 30 gal container for the summer.
Should make for worm casting for my next try. maybe...lol

Either way these strawberry's are going to be monsters...lol <-- Off topic--ops--
 

crazyhazey

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Grape Krush 3 Root Report 5-10-12

Day 80

Stem cut:
:wall:

Healthy looking vascular system ,Well formed.
View attachment 2162363
I thinking due to the high moss content and lack of micro nutrients and poorly vented 5 gal bucket.
Same as before. There was no root groth beyond 6".


This was my 2-3nd try at soil set up and seems to have gotten worse at letting go of the water.

Higher perlite % didn't help and I'm convinced it is the moss that is killing me here.


Over all :
I waited a couple extra days to check the root because even though I have not water for a
week almost 2 weeks. It is still heavy.

Sure enough as I look at the roots. There is almost none deeper than 6" and what there is
looks weakly formed.

The bottom layer looks to have been wet since day 1, Almost a slime type feel to it.
No smell or anything,Yet I'm surprised I don't have root rot.
Guess no root- No rot--lol
View attachment 2162365View attachment 2162364
From what I know of Grape Krush this is probably close to the worse kind of
soil mix I could have given her. ops...

Now I can see why she looked good and then almost over night
looked like I left her in a hot oven for a day.

She wanted to take off and ran into the wet soil, she could go no further.
From what I have read on GK.
If she is over watered. Her leaves will wither like crazy. I can at least to this...lol

I cut her a little early because she was hard to look at...lol
The real reason was she looked like she wanted to grow yet just couldn't
and I started worrying about bud rot or a becoming a good place to feed bugs.

Over all:

Makes me want a lot more control over watering and feedings.
I need to play with coco in my next grow.
Though I really like organics and feel this is my way to go I still have
a lot to learn about drainage and so much more...lol


Im hoping She will make good Honey oil...bongsmilie

Side note:
Even though I have to shut down after this grow for a few months.
I have a few different soil mixes and some test pots set up for
strawberry's, red wheat and some things I can grow outside over the summer.

I have had a Bonsai tree collection for years and have great soil ( by luck )
In my plants. I have been breaking up soil and collecting fat, I mean really fat earth worms
from my other trees and collecting them in the strawberry 30 gal container for the summer.
Should make for worm casting for my next try. maybe...lol

Either way these strawberry's are going to be monsters...lol <-- Off topic--ops--
should try earth worm compost for sure, you wont regret it.
 

yeps420

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I have been reading on it a little. Not so hard to set up. lol Really trying to get my arzz outside, yet... Yep...
 

yeps420

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GK-3 dry weight 11.3 g 5-9-12

What can I really say....

The nugs are dense and even though the yield is low I have a feeling after she cures she will
smoke good... Here's to hope...

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crazyhazey

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I have been reading on it a little. Not so hard to set up. lol Really trying to get my arzz outside, yet... Yep...
not hard at all, just takes some dirt, add some old food(except meat/dairy), worms and wait a few weeks and you got some grade A plant food. its good to keep it simple, compost is like a growing shortcut for me lol
 

yeps420

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Dug up some my trees out back... found some fat worms.setting up compost for the next grow... guess I'm eating more eggs,lettuce and coffee this summer...lol need to do trims on my berries and stuff... should make for a good start.
 

crazyhazey

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Dug up some my trees out back... found some fat worms.setting up compost for the next grow... guess I'm eating more eggs,lettuce and coffee this summer...lol need to do trims on my berries and stuff... should make for a good start.
sounds like excellent stuff to compost, try banana peels too.
 

yeps420

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Yeps Bug Spray- 5-14-12 *This should kill a few things*

Around 2 gallons of water
1 pack of cigarettes ( just tobacco)
1 cup dried marigolds
1/4 cup crushed red peppers
1/4 cup dried garlic

Boiled on low for 2 hours

Added 1/2 cup
Eco Smart insect killer spray which has

Rosemary,peppermint,thyme,clove Oil in it.
A touch of dish soap

Boiled 15 minutes and let chill a few hours.

Strain with a coffee filters and test on a plant outside...
Should be good to go.

What do u think ?
 

crazyhazey

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Yeps Bug Spray- 5-14-12 *This should kill a few things*

Around 2 gallons of water
1 pack of cigarettes ( just tobacco)
1 cup dried marigolds
1/4 cup crushed red peppers
1/4 cup dried garlic

Boiled on low for 2 hours

Added 1/2 cup
Eco Smart insect killer spray which has

Rosemary,peppermint,thyme,clove Oil in it.
A touch of dish soap

Boiled 15 minutes and let chill a few hours.

Strain with a coffee filters and test on a plant outside...
Should be good to go.

What do u think ?
sounds like a good mix, i get results with just a tiny bit of canola, garlic and marigold. have heard of using tobacco once before, peppers were a good idea too. let us know how it goes!
 

yeps420

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Will Do bro. I just drenched with the eco spray so I will use mine tomorrow night and a few days after that.
Should just about killl everything.
I sprayed on some outside plants. Make sure it wont hurt anything.
Powerful smell for sure lol
Funny thing is the eco spray is only $5.50--- 1 pack of smoke $4.00 lol although I guess I get more this way... still...
 
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