ChronicHemphog's - DWC - Advanced LEDs - Time to Grow - Grow

good evening cronic have you beat down the bug. hope you had a Happy Sativaday
 
Crawdaddy said:
Happy Stonerday to you Chonic, my favorite day of the week, even being sober lol.

Nice roots, how many days after cutting is that? I just planted 4 clones and not have nearly as much roots as that.
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the last pics of the rooted clone was 10 or 11 days?
coulda been 12
theres a bunch of pics showing what roots there was at 10 days
usually roots in about 7-10 days
the one with the least amount of roots in the tenth day pic the one with nubs
a day later there was a good amount of roots flowing down
all those ogk clones are just gonna be culled no one needs em atm and the only reason for doing it is I had to cut the mother plant down keep it in check so to speak cause where its at has very limited space vertically
so I keep tying them down as much as I can every once in awhile trim some off
yea I make sure its well rooted before I put em in anything which will more than likely be hydro
I think theres a slowing period when you stick it in dirt especially for me since its rooted with water constantly splashing on it
so going into hydro after its rooted with nutes it has pretty good growth as far as speed for vegging
well happy Stonerday Crawdad
 
Happy Skunkday Cronich:)
Nice touch with the Knee shot:thumb:
 
Good morning cronic Happy Skunkday to ya. You are becoming quite the floosy, first the foot and NOW the knee. :laughtwo:
 
I'm gonna tell a fish story chron; My buddies had just returned from a 3 year visit to HAwaii, so we loaded up the gear and went to fish on the feather river near Verona at the confluence of the feather and sacramento rivers....we were fishing for stripers...pile worms for bait. We have our lines out from the shore and the river is plenty murky and running a little high and fast. I notice my buddy is concentrating on his rod tip and I join him, it's just barely moving....I thought it was the current. Out the fuc- of no where he sets the hook and his solid glass rod doubles over.....I'm thinkin he's about to join the 40 lb club with a fat ass striper. We have a net...a big one...and I get down closer to the water to net the fish. The rod had a big ass penn reel on it and brand new 50 lb test trilene xt. I will tell you right now that I tie my own everything, I only trust myself.......that next bite may be the fish of my lifetime....and I'm not going to sabotage myself by trusting someone in a sweat shop that me knot will hold. So, I'm down at the water with that huge net when I get a look at the fish...it's not a striper...it's a six foot sturgeon!.....I tell the third member of our party to get me a rope....and quick! He runs up the levee to the truck and by that time I have this six foot fish doin tricks to get off the line...it won't wait for the rope! I jumped on the fishes back and put my hands in it's gills.......I was concentrating on holding on, and in the meantime this fishes mate ( they generally travel in pairs with their mate cuz they are spawning) had come up behind me in the water and was trying to get the one I had by the gills free. These fish are known to do this, and it's no biggie til you get a sixteen footer rubbing the bottom of your boat...it's weird. Any how, I had that fish and all of the sudden I was lifted out of the water....my bros had an arm each and drug me and the fish up the levee to the pickup...50 yards from the water!!! 72" long...75 lbs.
 
Happy Skunkday chronic, hope you and plants doing well.
 
Happy Skunkday to ya Cronic! That little clone's roots look amazing. You could always trim them back and keep it around for insurance. And thanks for the kneedless shot or your leg. I am going to check out a couple buddies grows in Santa Barbara today. I am super excited to see. Especially since theirs are well into flower, and I have never really seen that in person.

@ McLoadie - You are an awesome story teller! I used to spearfish at Torrey Pines State Beach down in San Diego. I once speared a 3 foot halibut there with a pole spear. That guy was so powerful it was unreal. It nearly ripped its body off the spear. I had to pin it to the bottom and swim down my pole (hmmm that sounded wrong oh well) and grab the fish by the gills just like you did. I can't imagine grabbing a fish the size of your sturgeon! Those halibut have some nasty teeth and that fish was trying to chomp me understandably. The fish was so long that when I grabbed it by the gills its tail was long enough to reach just low enough to get between my legs if ya know what I mean. That fish whacked me relentlessly. I finally swam it in to the beach and called my buddies in to see. As we walked back to the car we passed quite a few angry polefisherman :dreamy: We cooked it up over coals with just salt pepper and garlic. That fish fed 6 people very well :)
 
ok ima do my res change thing today its a weekly ritual they say you can go 2 weeks but I do a week at a time
and I know everythings good and clean at the start of each week
ill get back to everyone when im done water in pipe is cool right now wanna get it done before the sun heats up the ground too much
as water in the afternoon can come out of the pipe at 79-80f:thumb:
 
RainStacks said:
Happy Skunkday to ya Cronic! That little clone's roots look amazing. You could always trim them back and keep it around for insurance. And thanks for the kneedless shot or your leg. I am going to check out a couple buddies grows in Santa Barbara today. I am super excited to see. Especially since theirs are well into flower, and I have never really seen that in person.

@ McLoadie - You are an awesome story teller! I used to spearfish at Torrey Pines State Beach down in San Diego. I once speared a 3 foot halibut there with a pole spear. That guy was so powerful it was unreal. It nearly ripped its body off the spear. I had to pin it to the bottom and swim down my pole (hmmm that sounded wrong oh well) and grab the fish by the gills just like you did. I can't imagine grabbing a fish the size of your sturgeon! Those halibut have some nasty teeth and that fish was trying to chomp me understandably. The fish was so long that when I grabbed it by the gills its tail was long enough to reach just low enough to get between my legs if ya know what I mean. That fish whacked me relentlessly. I finally swam it in to the beach and called my buddies in to see. As we walked back to the car we passed quite a few angry polefisherman :dreamy: We cooked it up over coals with just salt pepper and garlic. That fish fed 6 people very well :)
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Haha...I don't really fish for the sport, I don't play fish any more than I have to, I don't hunt for horns...I was trained to HARVEST the bounty! ITB...in the boat....I cant eat it til it's dead....ergo......harvest, kill, eat! Nice ass fish!, I bet that fuc-er tasted exotic! Angry pole fisherman = jealous and hungry.........you shoulda told em haha!
 
Oh man, I felt guilty to be honest. They were already there when we walked down the beach, and still had caught nothing when we walked back with the fish. Halibut is one of my favorites, very mild flavor, but great texture; amazing when it is super fresh. The great thing about spearing is that even when the fish aren't biting, you still can. Hard part is that there has to be visibility and good conditions. But I love it, it makes me feel like a caveman again.
 
fish cake said:
Happy Skunkday Cronich:)
Nice touch with the Knee shot:thumb:
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LOL
thx Fishy Happy skunkday to you too buddy
the knee couldn't get out of the way I just wanted to show how I actually gotta crawl in there to do my ph checking and adding of water during the week:thumb:
 
mcloadie said:
I'm gonna tell a fish story chron; My buddies had just returned from a 3 year visit to HAwaii, so we loaded up the gear and went to fish on the feather river near Verona at the confluence of the feather and sacramento rivers....we were fishing for stripers...pile worms for bait. We have our lines out from the shore and the river is plenty murky and running a little high and fast. I notice my buddy is concentrating on his rod tip and I join him, it's just barely moving....I thought it was the current. Out the fuc- of no where he sets the hook and his solid glass rod doubles over.....I'm thinkin he's about to join the 40 lb club with a fat ass striper. We have a net...a big one...and I get down closer to the water to net the fish. The rod had a big ass penn reel on it and brand new 50 lb test trilene xt. I will tell you right now that I tie my own everything, I only trust myself.......that next bite may be the fish of my lifetime....and I'm not going to sabotage myself by trusting someone in a sweat shop that me knot will hold. So, I'm down at the water with that huge net when I get a look at the fish...it's not a striper...it's a six foot sturgeon!.....I tell the third member of our party to get me a rope....and quick! He runs up the levee to the truck and by that time I have this six foot fish doin tricks to get off the line...it won't wait for the rope! I jumped on the fishes back and put my hands in it's gills.......I was concentrating on holding on, and in the meantime this fishes mate ( they generally travel in pairs with their mate cuz they are spawning) had come up behind me in the water and was trying to get the one I had by the gills free. These fish are known to do this, and it's no biggie til you get a sixteen footer rubbing the bottom of your boat...it's weird. Any how, I had that fish and all of the sudden I was lifted out of the water....my bros had an arm each and drug me and the fish up the levee to the pickup...50 yards from the water!!! 72" long...75 lbs.
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Happy Skunkday to ya Mc
I love fishing stories yours is a good one:thumb:
any pics? throw it in omm's off topic photos so we can all see:cheesygrinsmiley:
 
RainStacks said:
Happy Skunkday to ya Cronic! That little clone's roots look amazing. You could always trim them back and keep it around for insurance. And thanks for the kneedless shot or your leg. I am going to check out a couple buddies grows in Santa Barbara today. I am super excited to see. Especially since theirs are well into flower, and I have never really seen that in person.

@ McLoadie - You are an awesome story teller! I used to spearfish at Torrey Pines State Beach down in San Diego. I once speared a 3 foot halibut there with a pole spear. That guy was so powerful it was unreal. It nearly ripped its body off the spear. I had to pin it to the bottom and swim down my pole (hmmm that sounded wrong oh well) and grab the fish by the gills just like you did. I can't imagine grabbing a fish the size of your sturgeon! Those halibut have some nasty teeth and that fish was trying to chomp me understandably. The fish was so long that when I grabbed it by the gills its tail was long enough to reach just low enough to get between my legs if ya know what I mean. That fish whacked me relentlessly. I finally swam it in to the beach and called my buddies in to see. As we walked back to the car we passed quite a few angry polefisherman :dreamy: We cooked it up over coals with just salt pepper and garlic. That fish fed 6 people very well :)
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halibuts good not really fishy tasting I like fish that aren't too strong as far as fishiness
nah I still have the mothers to take cuttings those was just for shit and giggles and for everyone to see you can do it without spending an arm and a leg
lol as far as the knee it just was there cause I had no where else to put my leg
on another note the foot shots are all there purposefully :rofl:
 
mcloadie said:
Haha...I don't really fish for the sport, I don't play fish any more than I have to, I don't hunt for horns...I was trained to HARVEST the bounty! ITB...in the boat....I cant eat it til it's dead....ergo......harvest, kill, eat! Nice ass fish!, I bet that fuc-er tasted exotic! Angry pole fisherman = jealous and hungry.........you shoulda told em haha!
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Im all in agreement with you there Mc
im not a sport fisherman, actually have a commercial license so its all about find em get em in the boat and look for more
no light lines no real fighting of fish
130lb and 150lb line handline and crank no chairs no gimbals screw the records I want the price need to make back my expenses
 
RainStacks said:
Oh man, I felt guilty to be honest. They were already there when we walked down the beach, and still had caught nothing when we walked back with the fish. Halibut is one of my favorites, very mild flavor, but great texture; amazing when it is super fresh. The great thing about spearing is that even when the fish aren't biting, you still can. Hard part is that there has to be visibility and good conditions. But I love it, it makes me feel like a caveman again.
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don't need to feel guilty they can buy diving gear and do it if they really wanted to
 
ok im thinking about screening some hash
so I might hold of on the upload of the update till later today:thumb:
 
ok im lazy but I took pics of my little press ill add it in with my update I may still do some screening but later
 
ill get the weekly update up b4 I sleep cheers guys:thumb:
 
got caught up watching a movie with my sons gonna post update pics tomorrow
have a nice day:thumb:
 
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