Heirloom's A Little Bit Of Everything - 2016 Journal

Update Time
Indoor​

Alright, here's a peek at whats happening inside...

This is the DD that grew arms and legs. They seem to have stopped growing. I'm fairly certain 2-3 stress factors converged to make her do this.

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And the Fruit Punch seed project. Pollen plant is releasing pollen. I have the beginnings of pistil withering on the seed host due to pollination.

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2 tangerines, a blue dream for reversing, and 2 DDxBD tests.


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And a look into the veg/nursury area before we head outside....

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Now to upload and process the outdoor. See you again soon!


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Meh, everyone has a minor hiccup once in a blue moon, your grow is still kick ass man.

I just dig the looks of DD plants they are to me some of the coolest looking cannabis plants and I bet that thing smells yummy :drool:

You just have a bitchin grow setup/area man. I wish I could fire a couple plants outside where we live but wouldn't really fly with the folks next door and my girl would be on my ass bout it even though she would claim one of them hers lol.

I do have a couple outside and a buddies who has his card as well but what he has subjected those puppies to is a tale of woe for another day...

Hopefuly yer gettin round a bit better today man and even though you sound like you are kinda meh about yer DD I dig it :P
 
Took a bit longer to get the outdoor up than I anticipated. Had a farm emergency that required my direct attention.

Yeah, Billy, you're right. I am sort of 'meh' about the DD. She hasn't shown me much to get excited about except the striking color. I'll keep working at her to get it figured, but it's either a different animal than I am used to, or just not what I'm looking for genetically. The first three weeks are super critical to get them going good. Lots of media aeration. She hates wet soil.
 
Heirloom said:
Outdoor Update​


We'll start this one off with a look at the DD outside.


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The rest of the trailer....

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Some of the planted.

Bagseed.....

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Tangerine Dream.....

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:Namaste:


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at was a sight for sore eyes..I could feel my spirit FLY again :thanks: they are gorgeous
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I thought I'd come over and check out your garden.
Nothing is better for the soul than a walk in a lush garden on a sunny day.
It all looks amazing. Love the trailer idea.
Was that a tree frog?
You have established an ecosystem.

Thanks
Rookie16
 
You're right Rookie16, I have established an ecosystem, and apparently a happy one. Frog's are the first to leave when things aren't right. And believe it or not, that plant gets fertilized fairly regularly with moderate amounts of synthetic ferts. So clearly with tree frogs up in my plants, I have not crashed the ecosystem using the synthetic.

The trick is in how it's done. The synth is not the only thing being fed. Believe it or not there is a method to my madness. :shhh:


Glad I have not grown long mad scientist like eyebrows. lol.


Thanks for stopping in!


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JEEZ Heir, Nice update bro. Man I miss the outdoors somethin fierce ! Lookin killer bud.

Tangerine Dream !:volcano-smiley::thumb:
 
A list of dynamic accumulators I pulled off the nets....

Alfalfa: N, Fe
Apples: K
Arrowroot: Ca
Azolla: N
Bamboo: SiO2
Basswood: P, Ca, Mg
Beeches: K
Beeches, European: K, Ca
Birches: P
Birch, black: K, P, Ca
Bladderwreck: I, Mg, Fe
Borage: SiO2, K
Bracken, Eastern: K, P, Mn, Fe, Cu, Co
Brassicas, perennial: P, S
Bridal Bauer: P
Buckwheat: P
Burdock: Fe
Cabbage: B, Ca, Cr, Cu, Fe, N, K, S, Zn
Calamus: N, K, P
Caragreen: Na, N, Ca
Carraway: P
Carrot leaves: Mg, K
Cattail: N
Chamomile, corn: Ca, K
Chamomile, German: Ca, K, P
Chickweed, common: K, P, Mn
Chicory: Ca, K
Chives: Ca, Na
Cleavers: Na, Ca
Clovers: N, P
Coltsfoot: S, Mg, Ca, K, Fe, Cu
Comfrey: SiO2, N, Mg, Ca, K, Fe
Corn: K
Cornflower: P
Dandelion: Na, SiO2, Mg, Ca, K, P, Fe, Cu
Devil's Bit: I, Mg, Fe
Docks: Ca, K, P, Fe
Dogwood, flowering: K, P, Ca
Dulse: Na, I, Mg, Ca, Fe
Eyebright: S, K
Fat hen: Ca, Fe
Fennel: S, K, Na
Flax, seed: Ca
Garlic: F, S, P
Grasses: N, SiO2
Groundsel: Fe
Hickory: K, Ca
Hickory, shagbark: K, P, Ca
Horsetails: SiO2, Mg, Ca, Fe, Co
Iceland Moss: I
Kelp: Na, I, N, Mg, Ca, Fe
Lamb's Quarter: N, Ca, K, P, Mn
Legumes: N
Licorices: P, N2
Linden: P, Ca
Lemon Balm: P
Locust, black: K, Ca, N2
Lupine: N, P
Maples: K
Maple, sugar: K, Ca
Marigold, flowers: P
Meadow Sweet: Na, S, Mg, Ca, P, Fe
Mistletoe: Mg
Mullein, common: S, Mg, K, Fe
Mustards: S, P
Nettle, stinging: Na, S, N, Ca, K, Fe, Cu
Oak, bark: K
Oak, leaves: Ca
Oak, straw: SiO2
Oak, white: P
Parsley: Mg, Ca, K, Fe
Pecan: K, Ca
Pennycress: Zn
Peppermint: Mg, K
Pigweed, red root: Ca, K, P, Fe
Plantains: SiO2, S, Ca, K, Fe, Cu
Primrose: Mg
Pumpkin: K
Purslane: Ca, P, Fe
Rattan Palms: S, K, P
Salad burnet: Fe
Sanicle: K
Sarsaparilla: I
Savory: P
Scarlet pimpernel: Ca
Sheperd's purse: Na, S, Ca
Silverweed: K, Ca, Cu
Skunk Cabbage: Mg
Sorghum: K
Sorrel: Na, Ca, P
Sow thistle: Mg, K, Cu
Spurges: B
Squash: K
Strawberry leaves: Fe
Sugarcane: K
Sunflower: P
Tansy: K
Thistle, Canada: Fe
Thislte, creeping: Ca, K, Fe
Thistle, nodding: Fe
Thistle, Russian: Fe
Toadflax: Mg, Ca, Fe
Tobacco, stems/stalk: N
Two-grooved Milk Vetch: Se
Valerian: SiO2
Vetches: N, K, P, Cu, Co
Violets: P
Walnut: K, P
Walnut, black: K, P, Ca
Water Hyacinth: Cu
Watercress: Na, F, S, Mg, Ca, K, P, Fe
Willow, bark: Mg
Willow, black: Na
Wintergreen: Mg
Yarrow: N, K, P, Cu


EDIT: I noticed Walnut on the list. YOU MUST BE CAREFUL with walnut. It contains Juglone (C10H6O3). Juglone suppresses plant growth.
 
Heirloom said:
Alfalfa: N, Fe
Borage: SiO2, K
Dogwood, flowering: K, P, Ca
Hickory, shagbark: K, P, Ca
Kelp: Na, I, N, Mg, Ca, Fe
Marigold, flowers: P
Nettle, stinging: Na, S, N, Ca, K, Fe, Cu
Oak, bark: K
Oak, leaves: Ca
Oak, straw: SiO2
Oak, white: P
Peppermint: Mg, K
Pigweed, red root: Ca, K, P, Fe
Pumpkin: K
Sorghum: K
Sunflower: P
Thislte, creeping: Ca, K, Fe
Tobacco, stems/stalk: N
Vetches: N, K, P, Cu, Co
Violets: P
Willow, bark: Mg
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Attention southern USA gardeners. These are all easy to obtain here. You could do well with just teas made from these common plants.

Remember I said well. Probably not the highest yields.

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And alfalfa contains triacontanol which is found in many growth boosters.
 
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They're almost feral in nature, aren't they? You can get a good yield out of them with the right handling, but I'm convinced it's the buzz and the feral nature that has us hooked. They hit a point where they're just so beautiful you're mesmerized. Harvest and you wanna grow another right behind it. :laughtwo:
 
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