Homer's Legal 4-Plant Max Perpetual Minimalist Garden In Ontario

Thanks for finding that Homer! Watched the whole thing and I really like this guy's information. And he's recommending the exact same fertilizer that my contact at ProMix said: 20-10-20 from Jack's!

He didn't cover different EC feed rates for different stages of plant growth though.

Since no one sells ProMix HP around here any more I may build my own using vermiculite instead of perlite.
 
Excellent catch MrS! I'm surprised he didn't mention that. Without going back to rewatch it, do you remember if that's in his N calculations?
 
InTheShed said:
Without going back to rewatch it, do you remember if that's in his N calculations?
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I didn't understand that. He used 120mg/L x 1g nute / .2g(N value). I didn't really understand it as my numbers came out different but I am looking again around 38:25.
 
InTheShed said:
Thanks for finding that Homer! Watched the whole thing and I really like this guy's information. And he's recommending the exact same fertilizer that my contact at ProMix said: 20-10-20 from Jack's!

He didn't cover different EC feed rates for different stages of plant growth though.

Since no one sells ProMix HP around here any more I may build my own using vermiculite instead of perlite.
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Glad you liked it, Shed. Odd thing I find about that fertilizer he recommends is that MC is 9 – 6 – 17?

I was reading most peat comes from Canada which I guess that's why we have HP up here because, We Have the Peat.
 
Sorry to break up this party but it's, Gratuitous Trich Pic Time:

12 weeks 6 days

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I seem to be missing lots of heads; I hope they are stuck to different parts of the bud. :oops:
 
There’s actually 3-4 different types of trichomes. All shaped differently, the stalk without a head is one of them.
 
That this is either never going cloudy or it's an 18 week strain!
 
Pennywise said:
There’s actually 3-4 different types of trichomes. All shaped differently, the stalk without a head is one of them.
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That's interesting; never heard that before.

InTheShed said:
That this is either never going cloudy or it's an 18 week strain!
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That's exactly what I am thinking. I know breeders always exaggerate but they said 7 to 9 and tomorrow I'm at 13 weeks; I'm leaning towards never.
 
Pennywise said:
Sounds like a pure equatorial sativa
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This plant has turned from a formerly welcome esteemed guest to one that just won't leave now that the parties over.
 
I had a Tikal from Ace that I swear wouldn't have ever quit. It just kept going through waves of pistils, one week after another. :straightface: :rolleyes: Which one is this girl?
 
Graytail said:
I had a Tikal from Ace that I swear wouldn't have ever quit. It just kept going through waves of pistils, one week after another. :straightface: :rolleyes: Which one is this girl?
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It's pistils have long ago turned brown with no new ones for a month I estimate but many of the trichs are still clear and few are amber. A Gorilla Glue from Dr. Seeds. Happy with the plant just don't know if the trichs with ever show it is done.
 
Homer Simpson said:
It's pistils have long ago turned brown with no new ones for a month I estimate but many of the trichs are still clear and few are amber. A Gorilla Glue from Dr. Seeds. Happy with the plant just don't know if the trichs with ever show it is done.
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Nothing new for a month?! Wow! Well, I hope it's getting fatter, at least. :slide: It'd be nice to have a sativa leaning GG. Did you get a clone by any chance? :cheesygrinsmiley:
 
Homer, Are you scoping the calyxes at the top of the upper buds? For a long flowering sativa leaning strain do they still throw out new pistils through to the end?
 
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The three types of glandular trichomes on female cannabis flowers.

(a) Flowering female ‘Finola’ plant; inset: isolated floral cluster containing numerous calyces bearing densely populated glandular trichomes. (b) Dissecting microscope image of the calyx and styles of an individual female flower. (c) Image of the calyx of an individual female flower using conventional SEM; scale bar 500 μm. (d–f) Cryo‐SEM images of the three types of cannabis glandular trichomes, classified as stalked (d), sessile (e), and bulbous (f);
 
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