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Both of those plants look very sativa-ish.
It's funny you say that, because the bagseed went from having really fat, stubby leaves just before flowering, to now having thin, skinny fingers. This phenotype is really a strange one eh?
Quote of the month AG...But remember to never stray away from the number one rule: simplicity
Can't remember the last movie I watched sober Dres.I'm about 30 minutes in, AG. I have two kitties and a pug cuddled with me on the couch. Only thing that could make it better is some
Bubblelicious was developed in the Midwest, U.S.A., then brought to the Netherlands in the 1990s to be further refined. Its plants grow vigorously and finish flowering in about 9 to 11 weeks. Bubblelicious is highly resinous and extra sweet. Certain phenotypes will actually display a distinct pink bubblegum scent and flavour.
Re: AfricanGrower's 1st Hydro Journal - Ebb&Flow - Bubblelicious 2013
>>>The only downsides I see with a 50/50 mix of the two are:
1. A heavier pot overall; since you would want to transplant as often as you do in rockwool, going up in pot sizes with 50% of the medium being hydroton, will greatly increase this.
* Yeah, impossible to transplant. I tried starting a small plant in a 6 gallon container of 50/50 hydroton and cubes. I doubled the irrigation times. At harvest, I didn't see any improvement over cubes alone.
* I don't like re-using my media, even if it IS possible. It's easier for me to throw away rockwool, or recycle it in my outdoor gardens.
* I like cult's ideas and I am interested in exploring any media that will allow us to irrigate more X per day. But I also like the benefit of the "root rot resistant" qualities of rockwool.
* I am still a fan of transplanting little by little to build a nice root mass. I transplanted the 11 bubbs in 15 minutes with absolutely no stress to the plant. Roots tend to grow straight to the bottom of the pot and circle.
* Hydroton gives no place for the roots to sink in. The roots simply grow AROUND the clay balls. Moving or transplanting the containers ends up in pinched and broken roots. I do like hydroton for areas where you don't want it too wet (where stalk comes out of growing container in DWC).