36Gr0w's First Journal - Hi-Brix - LOS - Indoor & Out!

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I had to remind myself to breathe there 36. :laughtwo:
 
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3 gallons of IPM ferment started today. I used garlic, thyme, sage, rosemary, cannabis fans and trim, tomatoes, brown sugar, LABS, and a bit of rainwater. A month or so from now I should have a potent, homemade foliar and root drench. Everything except the brown sugar was grown by me, even the potatoes I substituted in for rice for my labs.
 
Mine grew like a sativa, nothing indica about mine.



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CBD Seeds - Widow
This magnificent plant has never ceased to be among the most popular and grown strain in the last few years, and with its unforgettable flavour, it has been a strain that's been largely over the years. Widow grows like an Indica, does not get too tall, and develops lateral branches almost equal to the central stem, making a fir-like structure. Its flowers grow fat to form a core set with a length between 30 and 50cm.

Widow will surprise you with its smooth wine flavour with touches of sweets and wood, a delicatessen on the palate. This great producer rewards us with a considerable harvest with HPS lights. Outdoor growers are advised to take preventative measures regarding botrytis, because at the end of the flowering. the buds take a cork type consistency, very desirable for fungi.

Flowering indoor: 8 weeks
Outdoor harvest: Mid to late September
Production: High
Genotype: Stabilised hybrid
Phenotype: Indica-Sativa
Effect: Balancing physical and mental
Smell: Citrus, wood accents
Taste: Citrus, sweet
 

How To: Make your own organic liquid plant food - Fermented Plant Juice (FPJ)

Gardeners have been making their own organic liquid plant food for years. Pretty much everybody knows that if you put Comfrey or Nettles in to a bucket with some water and seal the lid you'll get an apocalyptic, plot wars inducing, foul smelling liquid that's more nutritious than farmyard manure...
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How To: Culture Lactobacillus (LAB) for Horticultural use

Generally when it comes to bacteria and microbes we'd be referring to the aerobic type you'd hope to produce in a Compost Tea (AACT) system, the reason being that the presence of anaerobic bacteria in these systems are nearly always 'bad news'. However there are useful anaerobes out there and it...
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You share the most incredible stuff 36. This one is priceless. Thanks. :circle-of-love:

I saw you were at my journal earlier. I've since posted the end of the LABs tutorial and plan to innoculate the no-tills later today, after I get some sleep.

Thanks for the inspiration.
 
Top of the day to ya 36G....hope all is well in your world...I know your plants are doin great as usual. Cheers my brotha and have an awesome day .:Namaste:
 
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