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JiggiLotus
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Shh..Bwhahaha your absolutely right.... How do you think I get frosty nugz?
I cry on them and let the moisture evaporate leaving behind sparkly salts
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Beauty vs. Brawn - A Multi Strain Multi Sponsor Grow Off For Bragging Rights
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I wonder if those little white thingies is some of the stuff folks have been saying gets left on the paper towel?
Wow, righteous start, and awesome that we now have the “official” spot to keep up with all six of you brave competitors. Gladiators. Grow Warriors. This is way better than Americas Got Talent. 
Good luck guys!
Good luck guys! I'm with Ya guys. 
Right
I wonder if those little white thingies is some of the stuff folks have been saying gets left on the paper towel?
It's a kind of magic that nature can do all this stuff. This mycorrhizae looks like fairy dust.
Am I the only one that brought walk on music?
Grower: @Olddog Newtrick
Seed Bank: @North Atlantic Seed Co
Strain Info:Black Pheonix
DIRTY BIRD GENETICS > BLACK PHOENIX (The Brunch F1 x Bahama Mama)
Breeder: Dirty Bird Genetics
Genetics: The Brunch F1 x Bahama Mama
Cannabis Type: Sativa Hybrid
Flowering Time: 55 – 60 Days
Yield: Medium-High
Plant Morphology: The Black Phoenix is a stellar new addition to our lineup. Top this plant a few times to increase yields from average to above average. As both parents have excelled outside in the past, we have high hopes for what it will do in our garden this season. Expect long internodal spacing, great airflow, a very high calyx to leaf ratio, and beautiful velvet purples during flower. The beauty and high of the Bahama Mama are blended perfectly with the yield, taste, and high of the Brunch. She can hold herself up for a surprising amount of time, but you will need to get things staked up when the weight really starts packing on.
Height: Tall
Density: Average/high
Terpenes: A mix of fruity, floral, and earthy. Limonene is the dominant terpene. Caryophyllene, linalool, and ocimene are also prevalent.
Effect: A perfectly balanced daytime smoke. Strong enough to make you feel awkward ordering through the drive-thru, but not so strong that you can’t drive the car home. With this bud, you’ll be the phoenix and rise from the ash.
Strain Information
| Cannabis Type | Feminized Photoperiod | |
|---|---|---|
| Indica / Sativa / CBD | Sativa Dominant Hybrid | |
| Flowering Time | 55 – 65 days, Outdoor: Early to Mid October | |
| Yield | Med – High | |
| Terpene |
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Medium: Fox Farms Ocean Forest
Pot: Self Watering 5 gallon bucket SIP
Water: RO Ph 6.3 auto dosed from external res
Light: Veg: Growers Choice ROI E200
Flower: HLG 260 R Spec
Nutrients:Fox Farms
Update day 0
Even without getting a seed wet, Dirty Bird Genetics and @North Atlantic Seed Co have gone straight into my favorites list.
NASC is a woman owned seed bank and Dirty Bird Genetics is their line.
That’s important because, if you want to beat the girlz, ya gotta be the girlz!
(Or something like that)
DBG has hands down, the best packaging I’ve seen. It shows how much pride they put it their product, and makes me look forward to seeing these plants grow!
Even without getting a seed wet, Dirty Bird Genetics and @North Atlantic Seed Co have gone straight into my favorites list.
NASC is a woman owned seed bank and Dirty Bird Genetics is their line.
That’s important because, if you want to beat the girlz, ya gotta be the girlz!
(Or something like that)
DBG has hands down, the best packaging I’ve seen. It shows how much pride they put it their product, and makes me look forward to seeing these plants grow!
Awesome genetics! I have a Sundae Driver x Bunch Of Grapes in my collection I can't wait to try.Update day 0
Even without getting a seed wet, Dirty Bird Genetics and @North Atlantic Seed Co have gone straight into my favorites list.
NASC is a woman owned seed bank and Dirty Bird Genetics is their line.
That’s important because, if you want to beat the girlz, ya gotta be the girlz!
(Or something like that)
DBG has hands down, the best packaging I’ve seen. It shows how much pride they put it their product, and makes me look forward to seeing these plants grow!
HappyHazmat88
Inhale Confidence, Exhale Doubt
Oooooo that strain looks awesome....and look at the kick ass packagingUpdate day 0
Even without getting a seed wet, Dirty Bird Genetics and @North Atlantic Seed Co have gone straight into my favorites list.
NASC is a woman owned seed bank and Dirty Bird Genetics is their line.
That’s important because, if you want to beat the girlz, ya gotta be the girlz!
(Or something like that)
DBG has hands down, the best packaging I’ve seen. It shows how much pride they put it their product, and makes me look forward to seeing these plants grow!
speaks to my dark little heart 
Glad we're all introduced and now we can get on with updates....LET THE SHOW BEGIN
I'm sorry my update was premature!Oooooo that strain looks awesome....and look at the kick ass packaging
Glad we're all introduced and now we can get on with updates....LET THE SHOW BEGIN
HappyHazmat88
Inhale Confidence, Exhale Doubt
Miss ray your completely fine ...*edit* no one here is going to complain.
I was just waiting for everyone to get the initial intro post in before I get into a detailed starter post.....seed to sprout.
UPDATE:
I need to get this up while I can, damaged tower problems here are causing internet and telephone outages.
So, here we go!
Two of each @Barney's Farm strain seeds are into distilled water where I will leave them for 8-12 hours, or until they sink. Mimosa EVO and Gorilla Zkittlez
Then they go into damp paper towels.
I need to get this up while I can, damaged tower problems here are causing internet and telephone outages.
So, here we go!
Two of each @Barney's Farm strain seeds are into distilled water where I will leave them for 8-12 hours, or until they sink. Mimosa EVO and Gorilla Zkittlez
Then they go into damp paper towels.
HappyHazmat88
Inhale Confidence, Exhale Doubt
Alright......here.....we......go!
To start we will go over how the pot is set up for little milkyway. As normal I line the bottom of the pot with about a half inch to an inch of perlite.
Followed by an inch of dirt lightly compacted.
Next root inoculant by @DYNOMYCO and bone meal added.
After that I then fill the pot 2 inches then lightly compact....and repeat every 2 inches. And place my reference starter pot in the center and fill it up to about an inch from top of pot, that space is reserved for garden top cover sand to help manage any soil pests. Adding the sand is a new process I've decided to add to every grow from this point on as it is doing wonders on my two outside ladies disrupting the fungus gnat life cycle and it makes for undesirable breeding grounds.
Next I'm onto seed preparation. All my seeds go through a 1-2 minute peroxide soak before being scuffed on the hard edge and placed in water to soak for germination.
Once in the water I wait for the seed to split and show me a tiny tap root. I know a lot of growers will then paper towel them and allow the tap root to get pretty long before planting....I however do not wait. Once the tail is outside of the shell they get planted immediately.
And after about 2-3 days under soil I have life above surface. This photo was taken this morning ( 6:30a.m) so I would assume it's going to be standing more and open by the time I get home.
I will wait until she has her first set of real leaves before she is transplanted.
All that's left to do is wait and smoke until something else happens
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To start we will go over how the pot is set up for little milkyway. As normal I line the bottom of the pot with about a half inch to an inch of perlite.
Followed by an inch of dirt lightly compacted.
Next root inoculant by @DYNOMYCO and bone meal added.
After that I then fill the pot 2 inches then lightly compact....and repeat every 2 inches. And place my reference starter pot in the center and fill it up to about an inch from top of pot, that space is reserved for garden top cover sand to help manage any soil pests. Adding the sand is a new process I've decided to add to every grow from this point on as it is doing wonders on my two outside ladies disrupting the fungus gnat life cycle and it makes for undesirable breeding grounds.
Next I'm onto seed preparation. All my seeds go through a 1-2 minute peroxide soak before being scuffed on the hard edge and placed in water to soak for germination.
Once in the water I wait for the seed to split and show me a tiny tap root. I know a lot of growers will then paper towel them and allow the tap root to get pretty long before planting....I however do not wait. Once the tail is outside of the shell they get planted immediately.
And after about 2-3 days under soil I have life above surface. This photo was taken this morning ( 6:30a.m) so I would assume it's going to be standing more and open by the time I get home.
I will wait until she has her first set of real leaves before she is transplanted.
All that's left to do is wait and smoke until something else happens
.
You keeping that smoke all to yourself?Alright......here.....we......go!
To start we will go over how the pot is set up for little milkyway. As normal I line the bottom of the pot with about a half inch to an inch of perlite.
Followed by an inch of dirt lightly compacted.
Next root inoculant by @DYNOMYCO and bone meal added.
After that I then fill the pot 2 inches then lightly compact....and repeat every 2 inches. And place my reference starter pot in the center and fill it up to about an inch from top of pot, that space is reserved for garden top cover sand to help manage any soil pests. Adding the sand is a new process I've decided to add to every grow from this point on as it is doing wonders on my two outside ladies disrupting the fungus gnat life cycle and it makes for undesirable breeding grounds.
Next I'm onto seed preparation. All my seeds go through a 1-2 minute peroxide soak before being scuffed on the hard edge and placed in water to soak for germination.
Once in the water I wait for the seed to split and show me a tiny tap root. I know a lot of growers will then paper towel them and allow the tap root to get pretty long before planting....I however do not wait. Once the tail is outside of the shell they get planted immediately.
And after about 2-3 days under soil I have life above surface. This photo was taken this morning ( 6:30a.m) so I would assume it's going to be standing more and open by the time I get home.
I will wait until she has her first set of real leaves before she is transplanted.
All that's left to do is wait and smoke until something else happens
That's bringing it!
HappyHazmat88
Inhale Confidence, Exhale Doubt
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But Of course I'll share with you
See I can say " you can get the smoke"....but that means something else and its aggressiveYou keeping that smoke all to yourself?
.But Of course I'll share with you
I'm in ...
Go Team PINK!!!
What an awesome line-up of genetics on both teams. How exciting!
...Go Team PINK!!!
What an awesome line-up of genetics on both teams. How exciting!
HappyHazmat88
Inhale Confidence, Exhale Doubt
And we're offfffff
Welcome Becca! Thanks for the cheers! Yep, there are some great genetics going on.I'm in
Go Team PINK!!!
What an awesome line-up of genetics on both teams. How exciting!
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JiggiLotus
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Road Head!!!Update day 0
Even without getting a seed wet, Dirty Bird Genetics and @North Atlantic Seed Co have gone straight into my favorites list.
NASC is a woman owned seed bank and Dirty Bird Genetics is their line.
That’s important because, if you want to beat the girlz, ya gotta be the girlz!
(Or something like that)
DBG has hands down, the best packaging I’ve seen. It shows how much pride they put it their product, and makes me look forward to seeing these plants grow!
