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She is friendly isn't she?! Lol
Pennywise Does SOG Pheno Hunts Fall 2018
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Can't wait to hear.
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First the Xmas Bud mutants and now these, at least Skunk va posted this was his favorite pheno.
ilikemsticky
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that one Christmas bud with spikes I have never seen one like that before maybe it will be some kind of shit that takes you to la la land cant wait to see what it does along with your other beautiful plantits going to be a good show im sure!
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Actually I culled the mutants when I started pollinating. They were very small and almost like a vine.
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I here ya got to make room so are you pollinating with a reversed female?
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The Xmas Bud and Blueberry were pollinated with males, my reverse female 91 was shooting blanks it look like.
Penny!!! I need peace of mind
I just walked in and found my lights on.... apparently my timer went wonky is it going to be a porblem?? Ran 3hrs last regular scheduled shutoff I will be fixing the problem first thing tomorrow
Super stressed out about it ugh
I just walked in and found my lights on.... apparently my timer went wonky is it going to be a porblem?? Ran 3hrs last regular scheduled shutoff I will be fixing the problem first thing tomorrow
Super stressed out about it ugh
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Just get it back on schedule it'll be fine.
New timer will be installed tomorrow. I was so stressed I came home and went upstairs and found my lights on was so rattled
Hey pw looking beautiful man.. I have a suggestion. The nutrient line I use has a product called Hurculean Harvest. It is their 'main vein' so to speak.. helps free up extra calcium in the soil. Great to use with the type of nutrients you use as well. Not trying to sell you anything just trying to help. Here's an excerpt from the 'bible' they use as a reference point:
The active ingredient in bone meal, calcium phosphate, helps to carry all nutrients to the plant, except for nitrogen and potassium. Calcium is the “queen-king” of all nutrients, aiding enzymatic action, feeding soil microbes, improving nutrient availability and cell wall integrity, and encouraging solid, strong stem growth (vs. hollow in a calcium-deficient
situation) which, in turn, prevents stem breakage. Calcium promotes smooth, sweet, aromatic produce, and generally leads to healthier, more vigorous growth and increased pest and disease resistance. Calcium also increases the cation exchange capacity of soils, making nutrients more available to microbial activity and ultimately to the plant. The addition of Herculean Harvest to any
nutrient line will increase size, yield weight, and aroma and intensify flavor of the plants’ fruit. It also helps to improve accessibility of the available nutrients and washes salt from a potting soil or
soilless medium. It can be used as part of a soil flush and/or as a pH fixing salt flush solution.
Love the looks of the chem 91.. too bad the sacs were duds on her. Gonna try again another time??
The active ingredient in bone meal, calcium phosphate, helps to carry all nutrients to the plant, except for nitrogen and potassium. Calcium is the “queen-king” of all nutrients, aiding enzymatic action, feeding soil microbes, improving nutrient availability and cell wall integrity, and encouraging solid, strong stem growth (vs. hollow in a calcium-deficient
situation) which, in turn, prevents stem breakage. Calcium promotes smooth, sweet, aromatic produce, and generally leads to healthier, more vigorous growth and increased pest and disease resistance. Calcium also increases the cation exchange capacity of soils, making nutrients more available to microbial activity and ultimately to the plant. The addition of Herculean Harvest to any
nutrient line will increase size, yield weight, and aroma and intensify flavor of the plants’ fruit. It also helps to improve accessibility of the available nutrients and washes salt from a potting soil or
soilless medium. It can be used as part of a soil flush and/or as a pH fixing salt flush solution.
Love the looks of the chem 91.. too bad the sacs were duds on her. Gonna try again another time??
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Yes I'll run more soon and make sure the pollen are fully formed. I'm using 2 products containing calcium.
ilikemsticky
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that was my experience with the one I tried there was pollen but no good ill try again one day!
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They say the Chem is difficult to reverse, I have more beans to try again.
That Chem is going to be a PITA to trim from the looks of it. I had a haircut like that once though 
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SweetSue's trimming service?
SweetSue's Zen-Zone Trimming Service!
Lol yes, I can do your haircut next time
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