Lookn good again in there man glad to hear everything workn out 4 ya now n back into the normal flow of thingsIt's another brix foliar day
In the flower area
Haze x Kali China (57 days) - Was 4' now 3' tall and sprawling all over the place. She goes dry in the 3 days between drenches.
Little buds, but I sort of like her
Carnival (24 days) - Stretched from 17 to 31 inches - such a well behaved girl.
Buds are just setting - she had her first cat drench today.
Carnival - A pretty plant. Lost one leaf so far. A pleasant plant to grow and a very good smoke
Guawi (39 days) - At 50" tall she looks like the cannabis equivalent of an Irish Wolfhound - shaggy and competent
Her buds are developping but I suspect she has several more inches of stretch in her.
The 3 largest in the veg area
Haze x Kali China looks so much happier than her mother in flower. I think she will enjoy the extra hempy water.
UltraDawg a regular seed in soil, she doesn't seem to like the training - getting woody rather than growing strong.
A Carnival in soil
The garden is settling into it's groove again. Temperature and humidity are in great ranges. Veg area is starting to look productive
I bagged the reveg HSO Bubba's Gift - 8 grams after 4 months of reveg - a waste of time and space - but also a learning experience.
Also fully dry today, the last of the 'flowered in veg area' girls, HSO Amherst Sour Diesel for 16.6 grams. A small finish for a strain I never quite grew well but seemed to have potential. She smells good but not as dank as her mother.
These were my only two Humboldt Seed Organization seeds. Overall I'm disappointed. I smoked lots of good Humboldt County weed in the 70s.These seeds did not live up to my expectations. As I said, the Sour Diesel had potential, but I didn't get a great run from her. None of the family liked Bubba's Gift.
There is a TV series on Netflix - - Disjointed --- staring Cathy Bates and produced by Chuck Lorre (The Big Bang Theory) and David Javerbaum (The Daily Show with Jon Stewart)
The reviewers panned this show , 21% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The reviewers either have bad taste or were scared to give a positive review to stoner comedy.
The wife, the girl, and I were having a bad night and turned on episode 1 at about 11PM for something to fill the time while waiting for the boy to bring back fast food after a 3 hour fiasco with the pizza parlor (involving phone calls to and from corporate offices.)
So the wife is in a bad mood and everyone is hungry and we turned on episode 1 and watched the whole series back to back and enjoyed every episode.
It's a sitcom about an old activist running an LA pot dispensary.
It has basic sitcom charcters.
It hit every stoner stereotype right on the money and is funny as hell.
3 people watched in an all night marathon. 3 thumbs up.
There is a TV series on Netflix - - Disjointed --- staring Cathy Bates and produced by Chuck Lorre (The Big Bang Theory) and David Javerbaum (The Daily Show with Jon Stewart)
The reviewers panned this show , 21% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The reviewers either have bad taste or were scared to give a positive review to stoner comedy.
The wife, the girl, and I were having a bad night and turned on episode 1 at about 11PM for something to fill the time while waiting for the boy to bring back fast food after a 3 hour fiasco with the pizza parlor (involving phone calls to and from corporate offices.)
So the wife is in a bad mood and everyone is hungry and we turned on episode 1 and watched the whole series back to back and enjoyed every episode.
It's a sitcom about an old activist running an LA pot dispensary.
It has basic sitcom charcters.
It hit every stoner stereotype right on the money and is funny as hell.
3 people watched in an all night marathon. 3 thumbs up.
Ha!
I just binge-watched them all and it's great! I LOLed in every episode. It even got better as the season progressed. Seriously, the writers must all be lifelong smokers.
Good writing, some true wit, Kathy Bates is amazing! Loved it.
21%?
There is a TV series on Netflix - - Disjointed --- staring Cathy Bates and produced by Chuck Lorre (The Big Bang Theory) and David Javerbaum (The Daily Show with Jon Stewart)
The reviewers panned this show , 21% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The reviewers either have bad taste or were scared to give a positive review to stoner comedy.
The wife, the girl, and I were having a bad night and turned on episode 1 at about 11PM for something to fill the time while waiting for the boy to bring back fast food after a 3 hour fiasco with the pizza parlor (involving phone calls to and from corporate offices.)
So the wife is in a bad mood and everyone is hungry and we turned on episode 1 and watched the whole series back to back and enjoyed every episode.
It's a sitcom about an old activist running an LA pot dispensary.
It has basic sitcom charcters.
It hit every stoner stereotype right on the money and is funny as hell.
3 people watched in an all night marathon. 3 thumbs up.
Dam rad u just don't have very good luck wen it comes to doing ur reveg girls huh well shit im srry 2 hear that ur out of strains now but hopefully those one bud reveg girls come around and start to produce u sumthn i noticed the other day that this round of girls are almost all reveg clones lol i almost lost a few strains n so had to make a few late minute clips lol they sure do make for interesting looking plants mine tend to look like a ball of branches that jus stick out everywhere haha but after some training and beating them into submission i end up with some good lookn girls/medsI'm about 65" from soil line to the lights. I let them grow up to the lights (and past the lights if they really want to grw there.) With the hempy pots I should get another 3 inches. I've only done a supercrop in flower twice in 3 years.
It's not so much that I can smell the difference between a male and female, but when I open the veg area and get a burst of smell the day after not noticing a smell, it has turned out to be a male in there. I'd love to be proven wrong!
This is my last UD seed, and all the rest went male. So far this year, my non-fem seeds have all gone male.
P.S. I seemed to have killed my last Amherst Sour Diesel seed and a Darl Devil Auto seed in my direct planting into perlite experiment. My Bubba's Gift and ASD clones stayed in flower, and are 1-bud plants in veg, so I'm losing those genetics. I'm pretty much out of seeds and down to 4-5 strains.
I'll watch how fast hempy vegges for me before doing anything. It may be that hempy won't allow as many plants in veg as soil.
Hey there Rad... sorry to hear about the seeds direct into hempy....
GL with the last UD seed... everyone seems to be running that strain around these parts! UD some variant of Chemdawg??
This seed will hit it and be the keeper.. sometimes it happens that way.
I agree on the smell of males. They tend at least to my nose, smell grassy in VEG.
The Chems that I run tho smell different at different times of the day specially in VEG. They are all over the place and go from straight up gas to dank piss to no smell... and a few days later they do it all again.
GL with the little ones. Winter time is here apparently - tonight 21F - last year we didn't hit 21F until February. Thought we were going that direction again this year. Looks and feels like snow already.
RO water and PH - it will never change. I've left several 5 gal homer buckets sit for 3 weeks covered lots of times, all good.
Now wondering about the plastic the buckets are made from.....
Rad (and friends), I updated the organic soil thread with some info on soil testing. Found a university (VA Tech) that will test anyone's soil out of state for a comprehensive test result (2 pages worth), cost is $16 and you get the test results in 3 days or less sent to you via e-mail. Just have to fill out a form and send in your soil.
Va Tech will also test soil that is chemically fertilized for an additional $6 (I think) and they will advise you about the fertilizers (salts) in your soil.
Also a good link there about our County Extension Service.. not sure what's up with Oregon and Washington State. They get the same funding as the rest of the states get but now do not offer soil testing to the public.
Makes me wanna wonder what they are doing with the money we send them and the test equipment that we bought for them.
By "we" that's all tax paying people in the USA - FDA is a federal tax subsidized program. Part of that is to make sure we don't have another famine like we did during the 30s. Soil testing is a BIG part of the success of no famine for US. Food for thought!
We get the same thing here in PA for $10 but report is mailed.
