Fluxing It Up One Last Time! The Flux To End All Fluxes! LA Style!

I'm in! :popcorn:
 
Light Addict said:
K no pics posted yet my friend, but here's a pic or 2 of my last flux! :)

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This is simply amazing. Mind blown ...

I am tagging along for this one if that is alright.

*pulls up a chair*
 
LA, serious question here as it is something I struggled with in my first flux.
Watering - When your flux gets to a certain point in flower, it gets really difficult to manipulate a watering can around the pot, what with all the training wire and BAB's (Big A$$ Buds), so do you have a certain method you have found to work well? Or is patience the only answer? lol
 
Hmmm? Timeframe, not sure as I'll just stick it somewhere like a kitchen cupboard with 2 CFLs. This means a flux can take its own sweet time as its just a bonus plant, then when my normal cycle permits I just chuck into tent for vert stage then flower. That's why I love a flux, it needs sod all for the training out stage, no fan nothing. :)

For a good candidate I look at structure and node spacing. Good thick stems and the tightest nodesd girl wins! :)
 
UltraDan said:
LA, serious question here as it is something I struggled with in my first flux.
Watering - When your flux gets to a certain point in flower, it gets really difficult to manipulate a watering can around the pot, what with all the training wire and BAB's (Big A$$ Buds), so do you have a certain method you have found to work well? Or is patience the only answer? lol
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Hey UD I use a funnel with a hose on the end to water my girls
 
UltraDan said:
LA, serious question here as it is something I struggled with in my first flux.
Watering - When your flux gets to a certain point in flower, it gets really difficult to manipulate a watering can around the pot, what with all the training wire and BAB's (Big A$$ Buds), so do you have a certain method you have found to work well? Or is patience the only answer? lol
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Awesome question and one solved simply with either a plastic tube such as small drainage piping or as I've done in the past the cardboard roll from inside my kitchen foil lol. Just feed end of tube below foliage etc and pour away :)
 
I'm so incredibly lazy, I would buy a little water pump and drop it in the 5 gallon bucket with a 6 ft. Poly hose. Easy, fast, no mess lol.
 
Crap, way late, but here.

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Welcome friends and welcome those who are new to my work! :)

So the chosen girl is a Dedoverde haze by HSO! Ive never grown the photo version out before, just their auto one and its the strains complex flavours that are a massive hit with me! ;) I'd recommend this smoke to anyone!

Copied and pasted strain info!

Strain: Dedoverde Haze
Breeder: Humboldt Seed Org.
Location: indoor, outdoor
Type: mostly sativa
Flowering: ~73 days
Only female seeds.Humboldt Seed Organisation - Dedoverde Haze
For those who don't know, Haze was born in California, and from there she conquered the whole world.

In the late 90's, Breal got a few clones from a friend in Redding, CA, that was the original "California Haze". The genetics have been kept in the crew and maintained by Kief Sweat for many years, also being used in our Dedoverde Haze Auto line.

Our Dedoverde Haze is a F1 cross of Amnesia (NL) x California Haze (LA), it's extremely potent and has an amazing yield.

The taste is an explosion of Haze spice and Kool Aid "fruit punch", with a sweet pine finish leaving a lingering vibrant aroma in your mouth.

For mainly sativa like taste and effect it has a remarkably quick flowering time, and has no problem with high nutrient levels as she is like an overweight girl looking for her next triple burger.

She has a very high terpenoid and resin content, which makes her extremely strong, not for beginners!

Genetic: Sativa: 80% / Indica: 20%
Breeder: Kief Sweat
Type: mostly sativa
Flowering Days: 65-70 days
Harvest outdoors: 20 october
THC: 18% - 24%
CBD: very low
Production: very high
 
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