Buckshot's Perpetual Grow, LED, Pro-Mix, Evolving Feeding Routine

I'm first to congrad you on the free seeds..... But, you need a bigger tepee. Shot up there I see. Sound advice Mr Krip,and is one way to add some cal/mag.That ebson salts use to be in my mentors cabinet forever. I always got scared salting my plants. JK damn near pure Mag for sure. I hear it works wonders in the onset. Keepem Green
 
+2 Congrat's on the Herbies Freebies! :high-five:
 
Thanks folks for letting me know I won... that is so freaking cool. I wonder if they actually have Thai stick, holy shit :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
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that is not a deficiency on the blue moon shine. That is approximately a 20th generation clone and they all had this two tone leaf thing no matter how or with what it is fed. It looks like what PC has on one of his plants but has never spread for me in years of growing. From what I understand even the seeds will have it.
 
Oh! It maybe a very slight case of tobacco mosaic virus. I think that passes in genetics and there's no cure for it. A mild case won't effect flowering or production, but causes yellow "mottling" of the leaves.
 
Heirloom said:
I have some tomato mosaic on a couple toms right now. Wonder if it's transferable to the girls. Crap on a cracker..... in one spot it's 30ft away from a girl. I didn't think about it.


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Maybe, Brother!
 
I get the twisted blades on my TMV infected plants:

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I don't know.... I will look for that hook

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lol my gsc clones always did that it clears when the leaf gets bigger at least for me
 
Kind of looks like a white widow I got out back. I threw and good grow fert with an extra 15% of micro in the veg mix. I'm using GH fert's btw. As a rule, I use that Maxi Grow from GH on my outdoor girls till flower. Unless I see problems. I agree with CHH they should grow outta it... Knock on Wood. One shot Pot Chimp has up looks alot like Tangerine Dream I tried, twice. It had leaves that half the leaflet was light, and the other was dark green. i know that was in the genetics. Least I'm assuming seeing it happened in two separate grows. Just doing a drive bye. Keepem Green
 
I just saw a video on pine pollen. The benefits are many... so I got to thinking. Yes I have pine trees all over, hell I got a brother who is an arborist :cheesygrinsmiley: but pine pollen gets collected once a year. Right now I have been starting plants 12/12 for a male NO LUCK all females but I am still trying for a male. So why not cannabis pollen? I highly doubt anyone is doing testing on our favorite male plants but I wager one will gain the same benefits of stamina and feelings of well being that pine pollen can produce (lots more benefits seek out information on pollen) So when I finally do start getting males (when I don't need them) I am going to keep and collect the pollen for its potential (probable) medicinal value. If there are and scientist types out there and you know anything about this, start talking! Apparently a tincture can be made from pine pollen to release more of its testosterone effects while eating it is like a superfood. Anyhow if anyone has done any research in this area throw your 2 cents in
 
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I did not expect large replies... but total silence was not my goal :cheesygrinsmiley:

I hope I at least got some of you thinking.

While you are thinking, the other thing I am checking out is milk thistle. It seems our least favorite weed has great medicinal value. I am taking a bunch of drugs for various things related to my heart, I also have been taking large doses of acetaminophen. My liver is shot. I am going to process some of this and try it. I might just make a list and go buy some "stuff".

Why am I looking into this? The tube of you does a great job suggesting content. I have been looking into edible wild foods to supplement our diet through tough times should they arrive and some of these other vids popped up... I never knew jack squat about pollen till the other day. Never knew you could munch down a thistle plant. There is so much I don't know. It makes me so mad at our educational system. We should at some point during 12 years of education find out how to balance a check book and how to grow and process food (urban and suburban)

You know shit can go south fast... get a chicken :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
Not giving you the silent treatment - you just had me stunned with the pollen thing! :)
I don't know anything about the health benefits of the pollen, so can't really comment, but I can't imagine it would be bad for you in any way. :thumb:
 
Buckshot, you my friend need to get a book or two on Traditional Chinese Medicine and Native American Medicines. I want to find a good book on Aboriginal methods too, being the oldest continuous civilization on the planet they know a thing or three.

The western doctors are going to kill you with their ignorance and deals with pharma.

You can order nearly anything you need online.

Actually, everyone reading this should do this regardless of current health.

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Hey Buck :). Hmm pollen, got me on that one for sure!
 
Heirloom said:
Buckshot, you my friend need to get a book or two on Traditional Chinese Medicine and Native American Medicines. I want to find a good book on Aboriginal methods too, being the oldest continuous civilization on the planet they know a thing or three.

The western doctors are going to kill you with their ignorance and deals with pharma.

You can order nearly anything you need online.

Actually, everyone reading this should do this regardless of current health.

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I agree 420%! I've become a big believer that what makes us sick is what they put in our food, water, air, and medicines. Over the last several years, I've been trying to grow as much of my own food as possible, in addition to my own medicines; and, if I could grow air and water, I'd do that too! :)
 
If you're growing fruits/veggies, I HIGHLY recommend Cascade Minerals applied as directed. The mineral content in my produce this year must be incredible. Heavy fruits and veggies. Peppers are thick with firm flesh and a waxy shine (without the wax!). Best peppers I've grown by far. I usually have problems with the bells, this year they are banging. I just posted a few pics of harvest baskets over in Cannafans The Beauty Of The Changing Seasons. The peppers were picked today (except the cayenne string).


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