Graytail's 4th Perpetual: 4x4 Samsung Panels

[Amy Gardner]

not exactly More that we might be able to share a meal without needing to understand each other. That respect is not dependent on understanding and mutually shared outlooks. Finding ways to get on at the very edges of our capacity to understand. That’s a very real modern challenge to our sociality I think. I know it is to mine.., even wen I was well I was practically a hermit! I like many individual persons... but people? Not so much

 

[Graytail]

UBH x GT is dried and jarred and yielded 48 grams, 1.69 ounces over 120 days = 0.400 grams per day. Not bad for a 3 gallon pot!

It has a strong mixed-berry aroma, kinda cherry kinda blueberry with a Haze background, but it doesn't come out in the taste. Taste is more citrus/orange - a dry tart tongue feel. I can tell you more about the high later, but for now it's definitely a typical sativa buzz, nice and bright.

(UtopiaHaze x BuddhaHaze) x Golden Tiger S1

• Graytail
• Oct 10, 2018

(UtopiaHaze x BuddhaHaze) x Golden Tiger S1

• Graytail
• Oct 10, 2018
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[Mr. Krip]

Beautiful buds, Brother!

 

[Graytail]

I have some pics of Carnival1's last day.

I really enjoyed growing this one. It sets these beautiful, stiff leaders and then fills them with gorgeous spirals of buds. This pheno runs 80 days vs 65 days for Carn2, but the sativa side of this hybrid is where all the fun is. Carn2 is a bit heavy for me, so I tossed the cuts and the one I had vegging. I'll continue with Carn1 and pop a Carn3 for the next run.

Here she is. I think this'll be 4+ ounces.

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

Carnival1 - Chop - 80 days

• Graytail
• Oct 12, 2018

 

[Duggan]

Nice.....one of these days i gotta grow one of those Gray.
Carnival...that is...

 

[dajerm119]

Damn Gray... that there looks dangerously frosty! That’s just beautiful!

 

[Van Stank]

Gorgeous gorgeous girl there Gray!

 

[Mr. Krip]

Beautiful, GT!

I keep hearing nothing but great things about that Carnival! I might have to try some, at some point!

 

[Graytail]

Heads up.

@SmokeSara just announced that MarsHydro has been producing "HLG" style boards for another outlet for awhile now, and will be introducing them for us soon.

 

[Mr. Magoo]

Looking beautiful in here Gray!
Hey I was wondering if you have ever encountered a bug in the soil that is like a very tiny fast moving worm. Really small. I’ve recently lost 2 seeds before thy reached the surface and when I examined one yesterday I saw these little buggars all over the taproot and base of the seed. They scattered as soon as they were exposed but I’m fairly certain they are the reason the seeds didn’t make it. The plant I planted a few weeks ago out of the same tote of kit soil is doing well. But this gallon has shown this infestation. I’m hoping it’s not the whole tote that is contaminated but I also don’t know how anything would have gotten just in this pot since all I’ve done is plant a seed and do the initial watering. Any thoughts? I tossed the pot of soil this morning and will be starting something new today. Hopefully successfully!

 

[Graytail]

I haven't seen them in my garden, but my first thought was nematodes. I know there are beneficial ones, but I'm pretty ignorant on the subject.

Finding them hanging around a tap root doesn't sound promising.

 

[Mr. Magoo]

Put a chem 91’ bean in water. So I’m sure harvest time will be nice anyway! Lol. Have a blessed weekend Gray!

 

[Duggan]

Looking beautiful in here Gray!
Hey I was wondering if you have ever encountered a bug in the soil that is like a very tiny fast moving worm. Really small. I’ve recently lost 2 seeds before thy reached the surface and when I examined one yesterday I saw these little buggars all over the taproot and base of the seed. They scattered as soon as they were exposed but I’m fairly certain they are the reason the seeds didn’t make it. The plant I planted a few weeks ago out of the same tote of kit soil is doing well. But this gallon has shown this infestation. I’m hoping it’s not the whole tote that is contaminated but I also don’t know how anything would have gotten just in this pot since all I’ve done is plant a seed and do the initial watering. Any thoughts? I tossed the pot of soil this morning and will be starting something new today. Hopefully successfully!

Yes Magoo.....i am positive about your bug issue!!!
Those are definitely 'root aphids'

 

[Duggan]

And lemmy tell ya.....i had em...about 6.5 yrs. ago . Bad, bad, bad! My advise...and i know this is gonna hurt, but i would toss it all.....

 

[Duggan]

I tried mostly everything ...no luck! managed to harvest a meager crop , as they took about 4-6 weeks to finally eat all the roots....right up to soil level....just pulled them out with one finger at the end...no roots left.

 

[Mr. Magoo]

Yikes! Luckily I have 2 totes of soil. I’ll work out of the other one. Should last me a through this grow anyways. I have some bag seed I may try in another pot with the soil from tote #1 just to see if they show up there also. I won’t waste any of the kit nutrients on them....just water and see what happens.

 

[Mr. Magoo]

Thanks a lot!

 

[Duggan]

Be very carefull about contaminating the good batch. lemmy just say...again! They are the worst !

 

[Graytail]

I wonder if we could cook pests out of the soil ...

Probably not practical, but if you could bake it at a couple hundred degrees for awhile, and then re-inoculate the biota ... hmmm ...

I'm thinking of all that soil - ugh - hard to toss it.

 

[Duggan]

Funny thing...i was so pissed about not being able to get rid of them...i finally let the soil sit outside all winter in double garbage bags....froze them ....then in the spring, gave all that batch to my neighbor...for his flower garden.