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Conradino23
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Re: Conradino23's Another Outdoor Grow With High Brix Soil - Air-Pots & SoCal Seed St
If you're for a quick one 1 to 3 gal pots will hold them easily.
Skunk #1 will be the most stable and reliable probably. Skunks branch out great and they're quick. White Widow should be equally interesting depending on the pheno. Dunno anything about Super Hash, but it sounds cool enough to have a quick hash plant for the summer
You're gonna be ok, but if anything comes up just let us know!
I enjoy your input as always, man. Was the #3 popped from F3s? Looks like a fantastic pheno, Boom or Chem variant, kinda bushed out OG. Yeah she definitely looks like she's gonna branch out some more, so bigger pot will come in handy. This should be fast finisher with excellent calyx-to-leaf ratio and she ought to keep her size reasonable in flowering. The squatty one will probably have minimal stretch, so very low maintenance. They like a lot of calcium/magnesium and occasional shot of nitrogen in flowering, but shouldn't really be fussy or anything like that. Both look very healthy, so
Oh yeah that too
Word, man
Yeah I'm quite impressed with what people get from this pool of phenos, there are probably 10 expressions there including the rarer ones... and as I say 40% of females are excellent, 40% are good to very good and about 20% should be culled straight away. Worth mentioning is also the male population here with some incredible specimens for further breeding and full adaptability to heavy weather conditions. Who knew these seeds would go on a trip like that? Well I'm proud to say this is the best I can offer in terms of spreading the wealth
A new feeling that just had to be invented by someone, cause we live in the world where words never suffice
thanks conrad i will get something out of my seed pile lol and ill get it soaking then what size pot would be good for the final home so i can get some soil cooking in there ahead of time thanks!
If you're for a quick one 1 to 3 gal pots will hold them easily.
hi again con,i think i want to go with pyramid seeds super hash fem its supposed to harvest in sept. i will be gone 3 weeks in sept on a road trip be back about the 20th should be just in time to take her to the end what do you think about my choice i have others if you dont think thats a good candidate i also have seedsman ww and skunk #1 both fems!
Skunk #1 will be the most stable and reliable probably. Skunks branch out great and they're quick. White Widow should be equally interesting depending on the pheno. Dunno anything about Super Hash, but it sounds cool enough to have a quick hash plant for the summer
conrad i put 3 seeds in the water i thought i would start 3 in 1 gal pots get them going a bit and let you pick the one i should use unless you want me to do it a different way i have soil going rite now cooking thanks again im getting excited about it!
You're gonna be ok, but if anything comes up just let us know!
I've used MG fertilizers for herbs before. People talk alot of bad about it, but yes there are better fertilizers out there then MG but it works. Just do flush acouple three times during it's life cycle. And stop acouple weeks before harvest. MG isn't really designed for pot. But it does work. Use to be all that was around. But it is a salt based fetilizer.
Plants are sgtarting to take off there Con. I just up-potted the first UD to something larger. I'll get to the other today. Looks like they are going to need a LARGE pot by the time she finishes. We finally got some cooler weather. We broke a 100 degrees yesterday. High for Portland area. Today we got sprinkles so far today. I have a pic of them two strains you gifted;
I have a Star variant going myself. It was a gift from Brightlights. But it has a heavy indica appearance. But It is abit leggy seeing it's crossed with Tahoe OG.
Keepem Green
I enjoy your input as always, man. Was the #3 popped from F3s? Looks like a fantastic pheno, Boom or Chem variant, kinda bushed out OG. Yeah she definitely looks like she's gonna branch out some more, so bigger pot will come in handy. This should be fast finisher with excellent calyx-to-leaf ratio and she ought to keep her size reasonable in flowering. The squatty one will probably have minimal stretch, so very low maintenance. They like a lot of calcium/magnesium and occasional shot of nitrogen in flowering, but shouldn't really be fussy or anything like that. Both look very healthy, so
Some now avoiding MG for philosophical/political reasons since owned by Monsanto.
Oh yeah that too
I often strive to remind myself that logic can fail one in a garden. Plants man.... like I'm dealing with living things instead of machines with knobs.
I certainly see the truths in your disturbance words. Rocking any boat in the garden can be touchy and un-needed transplants should always be avoided. Our girlies... they do like the nice smooth ride.... Cadillac ladies rather than Porche drivers.
Word, man
I so dig watching other folks grow out the UDs to larger form factors than my world permits.
Is there a word that combines drooling and jealousy.... I bet there is.... if not, we apparently need one.
Yeah I'm quite impressed with what people get from this pool of phenos, there are probably 10 expressions there including the rarer ones... and as I say 40% of females are excellent, 40% are good to very good and about 20% should be culled straight away. Worth mentioning is also the male population here with some incredible specimens for further breeding and full adaptability to heavy weather conditions. Who knew these seeds would go on a trip like that? Well I'm proud to say this is the best I can offer in terms of spreading the wealth
that would be droolousy lol!
A new feeling that just had to be invented by someone, cause we live in the world where words never suffice