Dutty Panty's Adventures in High Brix Budland

She seems good yes I shall take a few shots of her by morning.

Doc one thing is for certain they like 7 gallon pots much more than 1 gallons.

The all grow straight up like a rocket. Not wide at all.
Today I took more pics of those Lil seedlings in docs kit. One of the berry bomb plants I'll keep in docs soil and use house and garden.

Pestelence got up potted to a 7 she was struggling I gave ge and she's rebounding well ill take pics of her once she established
 
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she seems a lil hot too but my room is at 76f pretty consistently and the t5 is spaced well. They all have rebounded so well on the up potting that the stunting and minor problems aren't concerning me too much!

I think some strains will do excellent with docs kit while others are so tailored towards abuse.

For the record the dutch treat in bloom on docs looks better then my house and garden one. The HG one is yellowing a lil early as usual which then requires me to adjust my mix separate from the rest of my strains which really pisses me off.

Strains can be picky lil high maintenance bitches
 
Ok sorry for the delay posting pics today.

My thread isn't for too much debating and I've decided not to anymore lol. Other threads I unsubscribed from like 30 just don't need my input. I just have very open responses at times and hate it when people have disregard for those before us.

Thanks doc and Radogast if you read this.


Ok now moving on I'll keep up with my journals better now that I have less to filter through when coming on. Today will be full updates on all as well as an additional breeding project one.


Doc quick question it says to apply cat at first signs of bud development correct? So I'll post a pic concerning the Dutch treat in bloom it's showing now.
 
Dutty Panty said:
Ok sorry for the delay posting pics today.

My thread isn't for too much debating and I've decided not to anymore lol. Other threads I unsubscribed from like 30 just don't need my input. I just have very open responses at times and hate it when people have disregard for those before us.

Thanks doc and Radogast if you read this.


Ok now moving on I'll keep up with my journals better now that I have less to filter through when coming on. Today will be full updates on all as well as an additional breeding project one.


Doc quick question it says to apply cat at first signs of bud development correct? So I'll post a pic concerning the Dutch treat in bloom it's showing now.
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I would wait until the buds are all "set" and formed....IE you know where they are going to be for sure and there are pistils, bracts and tiny sugar leaves forming.

Post a pic and I'll gladly opine.

RE: debate, camps, entrenched opinions, etc.

As long as the philosophy that drives our gardens is based on IMPROVEMENT, we'll all get along very well and mutually benefit eachother. But as soon as any of us become defensive and married to our growing style, it's only natural to gain enemies and to reject new information that threatens our entrenched "systems" and "methods."

There is NOTHING wrong with a system or method....and as long as we are always trying to improve, having better cannabis as the goal, we mutually benefit others who have a similar goal, even if their methods aren't the same as ours.

That's why I'm not the least bit intimidated or worried when people use my gear alongside other methods. Most likely I'll look good.....but if there's a chance I can improve what I'm doing I'm far more grateful than if I'm merely proved right.

Improvement! Better yield, better quality, better effect, less overhead.....these are positive things! I choose to stay positive.
 
Dutty and Doc...

I really appreciate your guys' outlook. I don't have years of experience under my belt nor have I personally paid my dues, however I can guarantee we have the same outlook when it comes to the future of Cannabis in this country. My mother had been involved in Cannabis Legalization (Medical) when it had just started gaining momentum here in Colorado. She and her friend opened "Julie & Kates Baked Goods" and haven't looked back since. The amount of progress that not only they, but the "industry" (not sure if that's the appropriate word) as a whole has made since Amendment 20 was enacted in 2000.

Now don't get me wrong, there are many more people out there who did MUCH MUCH more for this movement, but what matters is that everyone is striving for the betterment of the "Industry" (again, at a loss for a synonym). I have very opinionated beliefs, and I whole-heartedly believe those people who aren't open to change are retarding the process as a whole... and not just for Cannabis. I see this every single day of my life in everything I do.

Who are any of us to decide what is or isn't the best and only way to grow. Besides personal preference, how the hell would anyone even know what the "best" is without change and forward progression..

Anyways, I just wanted to let you guys know I appreciate what you do and what you believe to be right without getting in the middle of that debate. I try very hard to stay neutral on this site, as I tend to run my mouth when people bring up Cannabis Prohibition with me face to face. I seriously can't stand people who don't understand the benefit of Cannabis... and DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED about people who think it is detrimental to your health. Jesus Christ I'm getting worked up just thinking about it.

What matters: Is that you know what works for you, you do it with pride, and you believe in the constant betterment of this "Industry." And honestly from the bottom of my heart (and I speak for everyone, even those who don't know it yet) THANK YOU.

:thumb:
 
Doc Bud said:
I would wait until the buds are all "set" and formed....IE you know where they are going to be for sure and there are pistils, bracts and tiny sugar leaves forming.

Post a pic and I'll gladly opine.

RE: debate, camps, entrenched opinions, etc.

As long as the philosophy that drives our gardens is based on IMPROVEMENT, we'll all get along very well and mutually benefit eachother. But as soon as any of us become defensive and married to our growing style, it's only natural to gain enemies and to reject new information that threatens our entrenched "systems" and "methods."

There is NOTHING wrong with a system or method....and as long as we are always trying to improve, having better cannabis as the goal, we mutually benefit others who have a similar goal, even if their methods aren't the same as ours.

That's why I'm not the least bit intimidated or worried when people use my gear alongside other methods. Most likely I'll look good.....but if there's a chance I can improve what I'm doing I'm far more grateful than if I'm merely proved right.

Improvement! Better yield, better quality, better effect, less overhead.....these are positive things! I choose to stay positive.
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I agree 110% I just have a limited canopy for this and I've currently settled on HandG and your kit that being said I think los and the whole organic movement is intriguing but not for me that's all. Not here to be liked just here to help where I can.

I'm always open and like doc who is one I respect said I'm trying to improve cannabis and the "industry" as a whole

updates in moments
 
MaxYields said:
Dutty and Doc...

I really appreciate your guys' outlook. I don't have years of experience under my belt nor have I personally paid my dues, however I can guarantee we have the same outlook when it comes to the future of Cannabis in this country. My mother had been involved in Cannabis Legalization (Medical) when it had just started gaining momentum here in Colorado. She and her friend opened "Julie & Kates Baked Goods" and haven't looked back since. The amount of progress that not only they, but the "industry" (not sure if that's the appropriate word) as a whole has made since Amendment 20 was enacted in 2000.

Now don't get me wrong, there are many more people out there who did MUCH MUCH more for this movement, but what matters is that everyone is striving for the betterment of the "Industry" (again, at a loss for a synonym). I have very opinionated beliefs, and I whole-heartedly believe those people who aren't open to change are retarding the process as a whole... and not just for Cannabis. I see this every single day of my life in everything I do.

Who are any of us to decide what is or isn't the best and only way to grow. Besides personal preference, how the hell would anyone even know what the "best" is without change and forward progression..

Anyways, I just wanted to let you guys know I appreciate what you do and what you believe to be right without getting in the middle of that debate. I try very hard to stay neutral on this site, as I tend to run my mouth when people bring up Cannabis Prohibition with me face to face. I seriously can't stand people who don't understand the benefit of Cannabis... and DON'T EVEN GET ME STARTED about people who think it is detrimental to your health. Jesus Christ I'm getting worked up just thinking about it.

What matters: Is that you know what works for you, you do it with pride, and you believe in the constant betterment of this "Industry." And honestly from the bottom of my heart (and I speak for everyone, even those who don't know it yet) THANK YOU.

:thumb:
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Thanks Max it's good to know I help. To be placed into a category with a man as well spoken and Knowledgeable as doc is great!!
 
DrZiggy said:
dutty, those are beautiful!!
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Ditto.
Amazing plants, one and all.
I just started a couple of Pitbulls. I hope they look anything like yours.
 
That PitBull is definitely quite the looker... Well they are are. Lookin' great Dutty, has that CBD Widow been growing the same amount of time as your others? She is pretty massive, and it looks like her entire stem is purple, is that correct? :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
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