Governmentchz
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
sounds fishy...
sounds fishy...
Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Dog
MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
- Thread starter
- #203
Conradino23
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Good laugh is good in the morning, eh?
And here are some pics from my morning trip!
Bamboo patch and fresh biochar, which I put in the bag and used for transplanting.
I dig a little hole, I mix soil with biochar, and then I put a plant. Quick and simple. Once the roots attach to biochar they get crazy cause they are very porous! It also provides steady release of sulfur, which is later needed in bigger amounts in flowering.
And here's Super Lemon Haze
Freshly transplanted Ultra Dog
Ghost Train Haze
Slightly eaten Ultra Dog
Another Ultra Dog
And OG Kush
Plants are strong, stems have already hardened, and new growth is green and lush, which means roots got familiar with the new soil. After another week new tops should bring them back to speed
Good laugh is good in the morning, eh?
And here are some pics from my morning trip!
Bamboo patch and fresh biochar, which I put in the bag and used for transplanting.
I dig a little hole, I mix soil with biochar, and then I put a plant. Quick and simple. Once the roots attach to biochar they get crazy cause they are very porous! It also provides steady release of sulfur, which is later needed in bigger amounts in flowering.
And here's Super Lemon Haze
Freshly transplanted Ultra Dog
Ghost Train Haze
Slightly eaten Ultra Dog
Another Ultra Dog
And OG Kush
Plants are strong, stems have already hardened, and new growth is green and lush, which means roots got familiar with the new soil. After another week new tops should bring them back to speed
drcannabi
New Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
lol Chz!!
They are looking so dang healthy Conrad! That ghost train haze looks like it's paying to the sun. Leaves couldn't reach any higher.
Do you think the spot where the plants get eaten a little might not produce as high brix numbers as the other spots? Or is it too early for seedlings to have high brix? Just wondering out loud.
lol Chz!
!They are looking so dang healthy Conrad! That ghost train haze looks like it's paying to the sun. Leaves couldn't reach any higher.
Do you think the spot where the plants get eaten a little might not produce as high brix numbers as the other spots? Or is it too early for seedlings to have high brix? Just wondering out loud.
Governmentchz
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Did you top that GTH? I ask because mine was a mutant that started o.k., but slow, then after about the third node didn't want to push normal leaves for 2 nodes. Currently, it's ugly as hell, but has a really nice terpene profile...and about 2 weeks left on it (will make it a 10-weeker this round)
Here it was back then...
Ghost Train Haze
Did you top that GTH? I ask because mine was a mutant that started o.k., but slow, then after about the third node didn't want to push normal leaves for 2 nodes. Currently, it's ugly as hell, but has a really nice terpene profile...and about 2 weeks left on it (will make it a 10-weeker this round)
Here it was back then...
- Thread starter
- #206
Conradino23
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Yep I topped it, and I'm waiting for new tops to grow like I'd be waiting for cargo of coconuts from Brasil probably. It's a weird plant, that I can tell. By the way, I can see you have the same purple pheno.
Definitely you can produce High Brix numbers in early veg, but I'll wait with first reading until they are slightly bigger, cause I don't want to rip them apart when they need their foliage. I think this little spot is very exposed for insects to detect the plants, and also this particular plant itself has quite strong smell, which brings the insects in the first place. But they weren't able to kill it, and that's what counts. I saw much worse I'm telling you, so actually there's a kind of progress here
Did you top that GTH? I ask because mine was a mutant that started o.k., but slow, then after about the third node didn't want to push normal leaves for 2 nodes. Currently, it's ugly as hell, but has a really nice terpene profile...and about 2 weeks left on it (will make it a 10-weeker this round)
Here it was back then...
Yep I topped it, and I'm waiting for new tops to grow like I'd be waiting for cargo of coconuts from Brasil probably. It's a weird plant, that I can tell. By the way, I can see you have the same purple pheno.
lol Chz!
They are looking so dang healthy Conrad! That ghost train haze looks like it's paying to the sun. Leaves couldn't reach any higher.
Do you think the spot where the plants get eaten a little might not produce as high brix numbers as the other spots? Or is it too early for seedlings to have high brix? Just wondering out loud.
Definitely you can produce High Brix numbers in early veg, but I'll wait with first reading until they are slightly bigger, cause I don't want to rip them apart when they need their foliage. I think this little spot is very exposed for insects to detect the plants, and also this particular plant itself has quite strong smell, which brings the insects in the first place. But they weren't able to kill it, and that's what counts. I saw much worse I'm telling you, so actually there's a kind of progress here
CaneyeBus
New Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
When I grow up, I'm going to buy me a mountainside.
StayFrosty
CanEyeBus
When I grow up, I'm going to buy me a mountainside.
StayFrosty
CanEyeBus
- Thread starter
- #208
Conradino23
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Then grow up fast cause it's worth it
When I grow up, I'm going to buy me a mountainside.
StayFrosty
CanEyeBus
Then grow up fast cause it's worth it
Bapple
New Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Good Afternoon Conrad!
Do you not charge your bio char before use?
Good Afternoon Conrad!
Do you not charge your bio char before use?
- Thread starter
- #210
Conradino23
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
My soil is so rich in fungi and bacteria that there's really no need, microlife will find its way there very quickly.
My soil is so rich in fungi and bacteria that there's really no need, microlife will find its way there very quickly.
Bapple
New Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Okay, got it, thanks!
I grow in pots so have been charging mine.
Everything in your garden is looking sterling as usual
Okay, got it, thanks!
I grow in pots so have been charging mine.
Everything in your garden is looking sterling as usual
MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
How would someone go about charging fresh biochar?
Okay, got it, thanks!
I grow in pots so have been charging mine.
Everything in your garden is looking sterling as usual
How would someone go about charging fresh biochar?
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Drive bye........ I got to say I love the chain link fences ya'll are growing over there... Keepem Green
Drive bye........ I got to say I love the chain link fences ya'll are growing over there... Keepem Green
Bapple
New Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Hello Magic!
I add fish fertiliser, mychorizae, and a bit of the soil or substrate that the plant is going to grow in, add water and leave it for a couple of of days and then use it.
PS I grind/pound my biochar to a rough powder (drive the car over it repeatedly for large quantities)
Hello Magic!
I add fish fertiliser, mychorizae, and a bit of the soil or substrate that the plant is going to grow in, add water and leave it for a couple of of days and then use it.
PS I grind/pound my biochar to a rough powder (drive the car over it repeatedly for large quantities)
- Thread starter
- #215
Conradino23
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
I wouldn't really use the word sterile, but I know what you mean
Like that: Top Reason Why Biochar Doesn't Increase Crop Yields & 5 Ways to Fix it - YouTube
Hehehe yeah this is my usual protection against snails, which are real troublemakers this time of the year. Lookin' cute, innit?
Okay, got it, thanks!
I grow in pots so have been charging mine.
Everything in your garden is looking sterling as usual
I wouldn't really use the word sterile, but I know what you mean
Like that: Top Reason Why Biochar Doesn't Increase Crop Yields & 5 Ways to Fix it - YouTube
Hehehe yeah this is my usual protection against snails, which are real troublemakers this time of the year. Lookin' cute, innit?
Bapple
New Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Sterile!?!?!
Sterile!?!?!
- Thread starter
- #217
Conradino23
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Oops sorry for that
Oops sorry for that
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
When you put your plants out this early, do they go into bloom with the short days? I'm trying to decide when I'm "safe".
Last year my neighbor put some of his girls out early and they flipped right away. When the days got longer, the plants re-veg'd, but never got fully back on track. Those plants didn't produce nearly as well as his others.
When you put your plants out this early, do they go into bloom with the short days? I'm trying to decide when I'm "safe".
Last year my neighbor put some of his girls out early and they flipped right away. When the days got longer, the plants re-veg'd, but never got fully back on track. Those plants didn't produce nearly as well as his others.
- Thread starter
- #219
Conradino23
Well-Known Member
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Major, they don't and this year I started them in February in order to work them for yield a little bit more. However growing from clone and from seed are two very different things, so they are in different mode. As soon as you cut down the photoperiod of a clone it will start flowering and it will go into reveg where a lot of energy is wasted. But cannabis grown from seed will keep vegging as long as the day is getting longer even if it starts with less than 12 hrs of light.
Major, they don't and this year I started them in February in order to work them for yield a little bit more. However growing from clone and from seed are two very different things, so they are in different mode. As soon as you cut down the photoperiod of a clone it will start flowering and it will go into reveg where a lot of energy is wasted. But cannabis grown from seed will keep vegging as long as the day is getting longer even if it starts with less than 12 hrs of light.
Re: Ramble In The Jungle Feat - OG Kush - Ultra Dog - Ghost Train Haze & Colombian Do
Thanks Conrad! Makes sense. I have a mixed bag outside, both from seed and cuttings. Some are old and are already covered in pre-flowers so I'm going to keep my GLR routine going for a while.
Thanks Conrad! Makes sense. I have a mixed bag outside, both from seed and cuttings. Some are old and are already covered in pre-flowers so I'm going to keep my GLR routine going for a while.
Similar threads
