Conradino23 Keeps On Keeping On Outdoor & Indoor Using LOS/High Brix Methods

Waitn4Trudeau · Jun 19, 2018

The latest update from Canada...the Senate did not oppose and passed the government's legislation, so...

"Canadians will be able to legally purchase and consume recreational marijuana by mid-September at the latest after the Senate voted Tuesday to lift almost a century-old prohibition on cannabis.

Senators voted Tuesday night to pass the government’s legislation to legalize cannabis — Bill C-45 — by 52-29. There were two abstentions."

Amy Gardner · Jun 19, 2018

52-29 is really strong hey! That’s great. And the federal push in the US is strong to, based on another post I saw earlier (cant remember where..).
All these little moves in different places help to build the snowball of ending prohibition. Hopefully it’ll move the issue along over here too - were kind of distant cousins with you Canadians, being part of “The Commonwealth” etc.

And that little DK Conrad (with the lush looking leaves), that’s the one that had a few issues growing up yeah? Is it an auto?

Conradino23 · Jun 20, 2018

Amy Gardner said:
That Dutch Kush looks dreamy. So ... “full”...

I don't know about that, but if you think so

MagicJim said:
Oh well. "Classic strain with extra super power and potency." said some web site somewhere....

Yeah it's a Paradise Seeds freebie, I got 2. First seed didn't even germinate and that's the second one.

ilikemsticky said:
that wq sure is a pretty plant looks like its going to have some nice nugs on there glad to see your ss pulled through good job on your eradication of the borg is that dk an auto its not large but is is a pretty one!

Very nice plant I agree and I didn't have slightest problem with her.

JustMeds said:
Looking ship shape here.

Thank you.

Waitn4Trudeau said:
The latest update from Canada...the Senate did not oppose and passed the government's legislation, so...

"Canadians will be able to legally purchase and consume recreational marijuana by mid-September at the latest after the Senate voted Tuesday to lift almost a century-old prohibition on cannabis.

Senators voted Tuesday night to pass the government’s legislation to legalize cannabis — Bill C-45 — by 52-29. There were two abstentions."

More good news

Amy Gardner said:
52-29 is really strong hey! That’s great. And the federal push in the US is strong to, based on another post I saw earlier (cant remember where..).
All these little moves in different places help to build the snowball of ending prohibition. Hopefully it’ll move the issue along over here too - were kind of distant cousins with you Canadians, being part of “The Commonwealth” etc.

And that little DK Conrad (with the lush looking leaves), that’s the one that had a few issues growing up yeah? Is it an auto?

No DK is regular one, that's the problem. She hardly grows vertically.

Neiko · Jun 20, 2018

Your plants always look so good even the DK. So what differences are you noticing running your soil indoors?

Conradino23 · Jun 20, 2018

Not much difference in performance really. Most of the plants respond very well to it and the buds have the same richness of terpenes and clean, juicy/stingy high brix taste I was getting from my sun dep plants. There's a big difference between 1st and 3rd or 4th run though from what I can see. It's much harder to regulate calcium uptake in 1st run soil due to potassium, which is just a tad too high. Nitrogen levels are also higher, which means plants grow very vigorously and I rarely have to boost them. WQ is in 1st run soil and she grew way more leaf than I expected her to grow. And cause I've been getting a lot of nitrogen on the readings, I basically stopped giving her anything. She'll wait till cat drench

Conradino23 · Jun 22, 2018

I've done inspection on SS and I found a few mites. As they were only on 4 or 5 leaves I went with simple water spray using cold tap water. And it was easier than I thought. They were gone in a second. Hmm I wish I decided to do it before I scorched her. Italian websites actually advise it as a preventive method saying mites hate water and that it's very effective outdoor. Now if you have a serious infestation that's probably a different story, but most of the time I think it happens due to lack of grower's attention.

Morglie · Jun 22, 2018

conradino23 said:
I've done inspection on SS and I found a few mites. As they were only on 4 or 5 leaves I went with simple water spray using cold tap water. And it was easier than I thought. They were gone in a second. Hmm I wish I decided to do it before I scorched her. Italian websites actually advise it as a preventive method saying mites hate water and that it's very effective outdoor. Now if you have a serious infestation that's probably a different story, but most of the time I think it happens due to lack of grower's attention.

Absolutely. When I first got to them. They ran rampant for a couple of months before I realized what I had and at that point it was tough to get things under control. I got lax this winter and had a resurgence. They are pesky buggers.

ilikemsticky · Jun 22, 2018

conradino23 said:
I've done inspection on SS and I found a few mites. As they were only on 4 or 5 leaves I went with simple water spray using cold tap water. And it was easier than I thought. They were gone in a second. Hmm I wish I decided to do it before I scorched her. Italian websites actually advise it as a preventive method saying mites hate water and that it's very effective outdoor. Now if you have a serious infestation that's probably a different story, but most of the time I think it happens due to lack of grower's attention.

that's good to no I spray mine everyday first thing in the morn.

Conradino23 · Jun 24, 2018

Morglie said:
Absolutely. When I first got to them. They ran rampant for a couple of months before I realized what I had and at that point it was tough to get things under control. I got lax this winter and had a resurgence. They are pesky buggers.

I have them totally under control at this point. I check every two days and I can't see the population exploding. Also while SS is done the issue will be put to rest. They just attacked her, cause genetics is so weak, that they were lured.

ilikemsticky said:
that's good to no I spray mine everyday first thing in the morn.

I do it a lot in veg, but now I see a reason to do it in flowering too

NorCaliwood · Jun 24, 2018

Mites always scare me my friend.. Don't take but 1 or 2 that slip by and go into the tent,,,, only to find I got a problem on hand 4 weeks later. Inside,, it's a perfect environment for bugs to multiply and divide and conquer...

Keep an eye open sharp for them suckers.. My eyes are old,,, but I seldom miss a spider mite. Something they are tuned in for I guess.... Outside I always like to spray my girls with a mist from the hose at night when they are vegging. Kind of knocks the dust off it,,, if ya know what I mean. And washes dirt and pests too.

But to me,,, push come to shove,,, and when in doubt, I always fall back to azamax, with good results. GL

ilikemsticky · Jun 24, 2018

hi conrad I was wondering about when I can expect the girls to start flowering im at 39 degrees!

Conradino23 · Jun 24, 2018

Late July or early August, but it depends on some other factors too, so you'll see yourself

ilikemsticky · Jun 24, 2018

conradino23 said:
Late July or early August, but it depends on some other factors too, so you'll see yourself

ok thanks so that would be about a mo. or so cant wait!

Conradino23 · Jun 25, 2018

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ilikemsticky · Jun 25, 2018

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Freaky pheno of WQ finishing on my windowsill

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