New City Grower 3.5 - Our Perpetual Grow - Continued

Congrat's, Reg! Looks mighty tasty.
Another day / another zip (m/l).
 
Many congrats on a fine haul buddy :) :)
 
Thanxx Brother, Pita, Skunny, Fifi, & Professor Flux.
Cronichemphog said:
Gratz Brotha BAR And a Happy Shatterday to ya :thumb:
and a gentleman never tells :thumb:
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And it keeps you out of trouble too. LOL

british green said:
Good morning bar and bg wishing you both a very good week :) congratulations on your harvest :)
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Thanxx BG, we both enjoyed our weekend & hope everyone else did the same.
 
Thanxx Ronnie & Welshy.

Congratulations on your new MOD position Teddy.
 
I'm really not sure Skunny but the last time I grew it from the same batch of beans it seemed to be strictly Skunk. I'm not sure what the characteristics are of Sleestack but it definitely doesn't have that over-powering skunk aroma.
 
QUICK UPDATE​
Mar 15, 2015​


Hello everyone. We're doing fine Dirty, I just been out of commission for about a week. Had caught that new strain of flu running around & trust me, it's no joke! I thought about going to the emergency room more than once. Still a little queasy but feeling better.

So here's an update on a few of the experiments we've been running:


First off is the experiment we were testing to see which is better for Autos; 18/6 or 12/12 lighting schedule. I'm going with 12/12 because that particular plant hasn't had any issues & is moving towards the finish line more aggressively but keep in mind, the 12/12 plant is under the Spider 9 & the 18/6 plant is under the Top Led 96x3w reflector.




AFGHAN KUSH (Auto) Day 63 / Day 48 under 12/12


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AFGHAN KUSH (Auto) Day 82 under 18/6


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The next experiment update is our plant in semi-LOS (Living Organic Soil). All we did was let Lamb's Quarters (which promotes healthy soil) grow wild in the pot. The growth of the cannabis plant is short & stumpy but it's healthy & sturdy. The Lamb's Quarters plant has started producing it's seeds which we'll let flourish & spread throughout the tent.





BAG SEED with Lamb's Quarters (in SIP; Sub Irrigation Planter) Day 46 / Day 25 under 12/12

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Lamb's Quarters is an annual wild edible that from a distance, tends to always look dusty; this is because there is a white powdery coating on the leaves. Lambs Quarters is a purifying plant and helps to restore healthy nutrients to the soil if need be. However, if there is a large patch of lamb's quarters, be sure that the soil is relatively good and not contaminated. This unique plant tends to spread quickly in areas in which soil is contaminated in order to restore nutrients. This wild edible has an earthy, mineral rich taste; some say is close to chard. It's difficult to describe, but if you enjoy leafy greens such as kale, collards, and spinach then chances are you will like lambs quarter.
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The third experiment update is the 3 plants we put in our small Soda Pop Pot to find out if it's myth or truth that cannabis plants will fight over root space & the dominant plant will overtake the weaker ones. So far it appears to be a myth; all three plants are striving.





TRIPLE BAG SEED Day 35 / Day 11 under 12/12


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looking nice :thumb:

i dig the experiments a lot, thanks for the data :high-five:
 
Excellent update and fun experiments!
Lamb's Quarters in the stretch!
Hope you feel better soonly.
 
Hi BAR, sorry to hear the flu got you down.....just hate when that happens. Excellent experiments as always....loved the info on Lamb's Quarters....very cool....get better soon...if I was closer I'd make you chicken soup....
 
Great Update Brotha BAR and Happy Skunkday with your experiments :thumb:
 
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