420 Magazine's Plant of the Month: June 2014

[jefe noche]

Pure awesomeness out there. Keep the color comming in ya'll

 

[jefe noche]

SONOMA COUNTY GRAPE AK47 I swear it smells like pepper and grape bubblegum!!!

 

[TheBoogyman]

Here is my led grown blue cheese that is 39 days into the 12/12 switch. Smell is a very strong blueberry poptart smell with serious slinky undertones. She still has roughly a month to go.

 

[Keegan420]

Platinum Girl Scout Cookies - Week 8 - still has another week or so to go.

 

[Scaramanga66]

They both look lovely dude, but you can only enter 1 plant with a maximum of 2 pics

 

[Keegan420]

Oh My bad! the first two pics are of the same plant, but I think i fixed it. Thanks for the heads up

 

[Dusty Kiefers]

Nirvanas bubblelicious 50 days from 12/12

 

[budnoob2]

My entry is for my first grow ever in organic soil of a Silver Surfer Haze; she's 35 days from the switch to 12/12 here:

 

[Hosebomber]

This is PO Genetics #4 aka Deep Sleep just under 9 weeks of flower. The plant measures 46"x 26", grown in 100% organic 6 foot x 28" aquaponics bed.

 

[DrRosko]

Aquaponics? Like with fish shit. Or hydro with "organic" nutes. I think the former would be more interesting.

 

[Dyold]

I would like to enter my Head Band girl from last harvest

Thanks and Good Luck to everyone

 

[420]

Polls are now open, please vote for Plant of the Month!

Good luck everyone!

 

[Lady Cannafan]

Good luck everyone!

 

[Hosebomber]

Yes, aquaponics is the combination of aquaculture (raising fish) and hydroponics (growing plants in water). The fish waste is cycled through the grow bed on a flood and drain type system. The bacteria in the beds convert the ammonia to nitrites then nitrates for the root mass to uptake and feed the plants while cleaning the water for the fish.

 

[Lester Freeman]

Spectacular entries everybody!

Hosebomber and his organic aquaponics, very nice!

 

[Crawdaddy]

Yes, aquaponics is the combination of aquaculture (raising fish) and hydroponics (growing plants in water). The fish waste is cycled through the grow bed on a flood and drain type system. The bacteria in the beds convert the ammonia to nitrites then nitrates for the root mass to uptake and feed the plants while cleaning the water for the fish.

Can we see a picture of the fish part?

Post on my thread if you like.

Nice plants all, i had trouble picking between RL, Hosebomber and Dyold.

 

[Dyold]

Good luck to everyone and to everyone for your consideration and votes

This plant was all soil and organic fed and measured 6 ft.

 

[Hosebomber]

Can we see a picture of the fish part?

Post on my thread if you like.

Nice plants all, i had trouble picking between RL, Hosebomber and Dyold.

I'll post a picture to your thread later tonight. It's basically a 150 gallon tank that the water flows through 3 beds two 4'x2' and one that is 6'x28". These are the beds I use for all of my test as they are easily split in half and get exactly the same nuit's temp RH etc.

 

[shadowman]

Great entries as always everyone. They all look like winners to me! Good Luck!

 

[Hosebomber]

Crawdaddy, sorry I didn't get this posted last night. Here is a direct link to the post in your thread. I wanted to link it from here in-case anyone else was interested, they would be able to find it easier.