...I did 2 BD's from HSO, and no nanner issues...a shot of BD twins...
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LaquerHead's LOS: Gold Rush, Strawberry Glue & More!
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I tried to get my hands on that Lang for my outdoor in summer nice guy I talked to form site said soon hopefully this year to Canada
I love my blue dream from hso...I did 2 BD's from HSO, and no nanner issues...a shot of BD twins...
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About 5 grams left and out from summer run got about 6-7 seeds from her . Love this smoke .
Fun times!
I haven’t made it into your room for aaages. No doubt I will again sooner or later
...I did 2 BD's from HSO, and no nanner issues...a shot of BD twins...
cheerz...h00k...
Yah! That’s the ticket! Next time I have the opportunity to get some new seeds I think I’ll go that route and get me some HSO.
Man Hook, I love all the plants you grow!
...mucho gracias Amy!...cheerz...
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Dusty Kiefers
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Plants are looking great brother.
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LaquerHead
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My boy Van! Lol they are bred by HSO though
never used langbeinite before, may have to toss a bit into my experimental pot when the time comes! Thats great to hear! Thanks Hook. Some awful nice colas on them girls!...I did 2 BD's from HSO, and no nanner issues...a shot of BD twins...
cheerz...h00k...
Thanks Dusty, finally seeing some hairs on the two of them! Will squeeze an update in a little later. Have a good weekend
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LaquerHead
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Havent really done my research...mostly grew it for the lady! Whats the smoke like?
Well my grow as learning still but here is my conclusion wait @Lowded118 you hit that- smokereport bro of that blue dream I sent ya ? I think LH you will respect it as he nailed it let me see if I can get it .
Easy to grow for sure .
Let’s try this
Lowded's Monster Cloning & Seeds, LEDs, Promix & Soil
Lowded's Monster Cloning & Seeds, LEDs, Promix & Soil
Or this Learning here bare with me bro
Ok time for @Kingjoe83 Blue Dream smoke report.
This is a fat compact medium green bud. The nugs are firm with a little squish. The fragrance in the bag is amazing fruit fuel combo. Once busted it gains 10x the smell and blueberry fuel is amazing! I haven't sampled this for a long while as it's so amazing to smell lol. It's true! Ok let's fire this in the bong and see.
It tastes just like it smells. A wonderful blend of Blueberry and fuel. Connoisseur type stuff. The air smells like blueberry after exhale. It's amazing. The after taste of a blueberry with a touch of sour. It's really easy to smoke with just a touch of coughing at the end of exhale. I'd put this as medium easy to smoke. Fantastic imo.
0-5min - nice calming sedation moves in and a sensation behind the eyes is where it sits for me.
5-10min - I start my face touching lol. So it's a touchy friendly smoke. Some small hunger feelings moves in.
10-20 min - pain relief is amazing with a nice clear bright head. Now I'm fighting off hunger. So I'll have a little more and see what higher dose does. I'm very impressed with the "pain be gone" this smoke has!
Conclusion, good strain for me. My favorite part is the blueberry smell left behind in the room. So cool. Great daytime pain relief, although if you overdo it, it's strong enough to enjoy as recreational. Great conversation MJ. I fought off hunger with a higher dose. Really enjoy the clear head. This one's keeping me alert but not as focus driven as that Dark Energy. That shiI was amazing to get stuff done!
Sweet stuff. I'll take more pls!
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Haha your good! Thanks brother, I appreciate that! Thats a solid report too
Oh LH
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Here is contest mars hydro is offering or hosting thiughtbid share in case your interested or haven’t heard of it ?
Mars Hydro new light SP series is now looking for tester!
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If only I could increase my space! Ill let someone else do the honors...thanks for the heads up though!
Oh shit...I forgot those were from my HSO stash LOL. Follow too many journals to remember that stuff off the top of my head. Well hell, glad they are killing it for ya brother!My boy Van! Lol they are bred by HSO though
Thats great to hear! Thanks Hook. Some awful nice colas on them girls!
Thanks Dusty, finally seeing some hairs on the two of them! Will squeeze an update in a little later. Have a good weekend
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She's a real beauty!
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Gave the girls a big drink yesterday...the strawberry sure doesnt take long before asking for more! I added some aloe, silica, fulvic, labs, and rootwise microbes to the water.
I topdressed all three plants with a few Tbsp each of gro-kashi, kelp, and neem prior to watering. Then got the trimmers out and cleaned the bottoms up, the bud sites that would have likely amounted to nothing. Got some nice mulch out of it!
Here they are yesterday, before the trim and drink
And this morning. Day 13 of flower (4 with hairs) and Day 75 veg. Gold rush will be moved into flower very soon, have to stagger harvests a bit to make sure fridge has the room though!
I topdressed all three plants with a few Tbsp each of gro-kashi, kelp, and neem prior to watering. Then got the trimmers out and cleaned the bottoms up, the bud sites that would have likely amounted to nothing. Got some nice mulch out of it!
Here they are yesterday, before the trim and drink
And this morning. Day 13 of flower (4 with hairs) and Day 75 veg. Gold rush will be moved into flower very soon, have to stagger harvests a bit to make sure fridge has the room though!
Girls turning into ladies and looking good. Gonna have quite a canopy there buddy. The ladies look mighty fine, looks like smooth sailing ahead! woot
I've seen several versions of the no-till. It's all about the humus portion everything else being equal of course.
I'm still running the no-till we started out with years ago and the only addition is malted barley powder. I like the idea of less ingredients for sure. That said I like the aeration part of my mix with per-lite. After several runs even with per-lite it can get pretty dense towards the btm of the pot.
My ingredient list is:
Karaja/neem cake
kelp meal
crustacean meal
Malted barley
Oyster shell flour
Brix blend basalt dust
Gypsum ground fine
Glacial rock dust
Add all those - 1 cup per cubic foot (7.5gal) of equal parts:
Peat moss
compost (humus portion)
aeration (per-lite)
Can add in some bio-char for part of the aeration as an option.
I like the neem cake in the soil to help with pests.
Speaking of pests. The leaves down near the soil line I always cut them back. There are bugs most of em beneficial in the soil so I don't like to have leaves down low for the bad bugs to use for and escape route.
The bugs sorta look like thrips to me, I see a few in the pics. Fan on the soil line they cant fly worth a damn and need to be able to fly to reproduce.
I use spinosad for all the baddies.. Some take more work than others. Thrips are pretty easy to get rid of, about like fungus gnats.
If they were mites the whole plant would be covered by now, they don't isolate to btm leaves as they reproduce so quickly the plants can literally get covered in a few weeks left un-checked.
See the "-22" there ^^^ why I don't use it. It's a fancy and expensive version of
K-Mag, Sul-Po-Mag, MagmaK.
It's a quick and dirty way to treat crappy soil that has been over tilled and over used. Not really the application we have here. Good for mid-western farmers growing corn tho! Sadly for the animals that eat the corn, it's missing lots of vital nutrients and why they also use kelp meal along with grains at the food lot.
If the animals have a mineral deficit and humans are eating those animals (or crops), that deficit gets passed along up the food chain.
Here's a good read on the uses and there are warnings even tho its mostly considered organic (there are exceptions).
Read thru this and you eventually get to Kelp Meal. Has everything (macro and micro nutrients) plants need to grow and a good dose of K and cheap too. I prefer kelp meal as an amendment. VERY hard to over use and can foiler on, water in and make teas with it.
https://vric.ucdavis.edu/events/2009_osfm_symposium/UC Organic Symposium 010609 03 Mikkelsen.pdf
I've seen several versions of the no-till. It's all about the humus portion everything else being equal of course.
I'm still running the no-till we started out with years ago and the only addition is malted barley powder. I like the idea of less ingredients for sure. That said I like the aeration part of my mix with per-lite. After several runs even with per-lite it can get pretty dense towards the btm of the pot.
My ingredient list is:
Karaja/neem cake
kelp meal
crustacean meal
Malted barley
Oyster shell flour
Brix blend basalt dust
Gypsum ground fine
Glacial rock dust
Add all those - 1 cup per cubic foot (7.5gal) of equal parts:
Peat moss
compost (humus portion)
aeration (per-lite)
Can add in some bio-char for part of the aeration as an option.
I like the neem cake in the soil to help with pests.
Speaking of pests. The leaves down near the soil line I always cut them back. There are bugs most of em beneficial in the soil so I don't like to have leaves down low for the bad bugs to use for and escape route.
The bugs sorta look like thrips to me, I see a few in the pics. Fan on the soil line they cant fly worth a damn and need to be able to fly to reproduce.
I use spinosad for all the baddies.. Some take more work than others. Thrips are pretty easy to get rid of, about like fungus gnats.
If they were mites the whole plant would be covered by now, they don't isolate to btm leaves as they reproduce so quickly the plants can literally get covered in a few weeks left un-checked.
See the "-22" there ^^^ why I don't use it. It's a fancy and expensive version of
K-Mag, Sul-Po-Mag, MagmaK.
It's a quick and dirty way to treat crappy soil that has been over tilled and over used. Not really the application we have here. Good for mid-western farmers growing corn tho! Sadly for the animals that eat the corn, it's missing lots of vital nutrients and why they also use kelp meal along with grains at the food lot.
If the animals have a mineral deficit and humans are eating those animals (or crops), that deficit gets passed along up the food chain.
Here's a good read on the uses and there are warnings even tho its mostly considered organic (there are exceptions).
Read thru this and you eventually get to Kelp Meal. Has everything (macro and micro nutrients) plants need to grow and a good dose of K and cheap too. I prefer kelp meal as an amendment. VERY hard to over use and can foiler on, water in and make teas with it.
https://vric.ucdavis.edu/events/2009_osfm_symposium/UC Organic Symposium 010609 03 Mikkelsen.pdf
So kelp for the win
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LaquerHead
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Always good info Bob..Thank you! I wasnt sure about the no aeration part either. Maybe if I had some blu mats, otherwise watering might be hard to dial in. They are something I'll be looking at in the future though!
I think what you seen on the leaves was the stuff the mite predators came with, like a carrier or something...I just sprinkled it all over the plants! They still arent gone though (pests) so I'll use spinosad if I notice their numbers increase too much more!
Kelp meal FTW