Jungle Joe Goes Off The Rails With Canuk Seeds

CaptainLucky said:
The Bible Belt doesn’t play around with drug sentencing. Bastards would give you life if it they could. CL🍀
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Well I do need something to hold up my pants, but I think I'll stick with the green belt...
 
seaofgreen18 said:
Cool beans id like to sit on the side lines, always like watching a GOOD TRAINWRECK! Dont fear about the computer thing , I can guarantee im worse than you on the computer and these folks here tolerate me so you are alright 😂
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Welcome SOG
I love gadgets and stuff like that, but I'm hopeless with links and spreadsheets. It's okay though, there's plenty of tech support from the crew at :420:
 
Singing Tui...

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Little Tui is starting to pick up some real momentum now. She'll be getting topped in the next few days.
I gave her a gallon of water yesterday, seems like it's been a while since she's had any.
Humidity is still at 70%, temperature around 25c

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Jungle Joseph said:
Little Tui is starting to pick up some real momentum now. She'll be getting topped in the next few days.
I gave her a gallon of water yesterday, seems like it's been a while since she's had any.
Humidity is still at 70%, temperature around 25c

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Looking good Amigo.
Just curious what do you do about the grass growing? :Namaste:


Stay safe
Bill284 😎
 
It's been a few days and they are really coming out nice. I like the appearance of the straw. Looks clean and tidy. Plus, it does add a little protection for moisture loss.

I did something similar on a greenhouse grow. I had no straw but the woods provided me lots of pine needles bedding. Definitely helped evaporation in the 7gal pots. Temps in that greenhouse often exceeded 100+. How the hell I grew cannabis in that is a mystery...but I did and they flourished. It was a summer of battling the elements, bugs, and heat related stress..lol. Never Again!
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greenmobster440 said:
It's been a few days and they are really coming out nice. I like the appearance of the straw. Looks clean and tidy. Plus, it does add a little protection for moisture loss.

I did something similar on a greenhouse grow. I had no straw but the woods provided me lots of pine needles bedding. Definitely helped evaporation in the 7gal pots. Temps in that greenhouse often exceeded 100+. How the hell I grew cannabis in that is a mystery...but I did and they flourished. It was a summer of battling the elements, bugs, and heat related stress..lol. Never Again!
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Looks like some nice plants in there. It definitely gets hot in greenhouses in summer without serious ventilation fans. Props for keeping them alive lol.

Mulch also allows the top feeder roots and worms etc to get closer to the soil surface as well. If it's good enough for nature, it's good enough for me.
 
Jungle Joseph said:
Looks like some nice plants in there. It definitely gets hot in greenhouses in summer without serious ventilation fans. Props for keeping them alive lol.

Mulch also allows the top feeder roots and worms etc to get closer to the soil surface as well. If it's good enough for nature, it's good enough for me.
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That was a pretty risky grow in the bowels of Alabama. I only had fans and a shade cloth. Initially I used horse shit teas to start things off. Considering it was erected in a active horse pasture. Why pass up some free fertilizer..lol. A slurry mixed into phed water..they loved it. Thrips, miner worms, aphids, grasshoppers, gnats, PMold, and the best of all, bud rot. Lost a few colas to this but far less than I expected. Bama humidity is constant and damaging. All I could do is try n keep the air moving.

Way to much work for a older guy with a bad back but it was a blast having a garden of green. The whole time I day dreamed about being back indoors. Having control of an environment is invaluable. Growing in nature is a challenge. Never again.
 
greenmobster440 said:
That was a pretty risky grow in the bowels of Alabama. I only had fans and a shade cloth. Initially I used horse shit teas to start things off. Considering it was erected in a active horse pasture. Why pass up some free fertilizer..lol. A slurry mixed into phed water..they loved it. Thrips, miner worms, aphids, grasshoppers, gnats, PMold, and the best of all, bud rot. Lost a few colas to this but far less than I expected. Bama humidity is constant and damaging. All I could do is try n keep the air moving.

Way to much work for a older guy with a bad back but it was a blast having a garden of green. The whole time I day dreamed about being back indoors. Having control of an environment is invaluable. Growing in nature is a challenge. Never again.
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Growing outdoors is definitely a challenge. Humidity and rain destroyed multiple of my plants, not to mention pest damage.
Rotten animal shit, the best plant food...
 
Lovely dark green looking happy. 👍
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Sorry it's been a few days.
Here she is doing her thing and looking good, apart from a few water spots on the lower leaves...

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2Water said:
How long you planning to veg for?
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I'm not sure 2Water, long enough to train her into a good shape for bud production, but not so long that I have to struggle with an unruly plant. It's really helpful to watch your grow so I know what to expect from the Trainwreck strain
 
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