Reave's Soilless: Peat, Bark, Sphagnum, Perlite, White Widow 2018

Nice and even. It's gonna be a good harvest in there!
 
Yes. Yes they are ;).
 
Reave said:
Bad news. Still some thrips arround. I think they came in the damn soil. So frustrating. I also have never seen an adult so I'm confused as to why this is happening.

Oh well onto solution. What is ok to use 2 weeks I to flower?

Options around here are limited. I see an insecticide soap that might be safe. It has fatty acids.
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If you go hydrosoil you won’t have any issues with bugs coming from the soil because it’s so saturated there eggs can’t hatch in that environment.
 
Got some interesting news! My budy was given a film container full of Columbian Gold seeds. They are from the 70s not sure if they will pop but I thought it would be cool to have one of the original parents to skunk #1.

I am hoping to get a male for some pollen to try some of my own breeding. I would love my own supply of seeds.

I have been telling my friends about dr seeds and a number of us will purchase our next seeds from them.

Not to much to update with the girls but here they are.

Clones are now growing new growth.
 

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Reave said:
Got some interesting news! My budy was given a film container full of Columbian Gold seeds. They are from the 70s not sure if they will pop but I thought it would be cool to have one of the original parents to skunk #1.

I am hoping to get a male for some pollen to try some of my own breeding. I would love my own supply of seeds.

I have been telling my friends about dr seeds and a number of us will purchase our next seeds from them.

Not to much to update with the girls but here they are.

Clones are now growing new growth.
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That’s the last time I saw Columbian seeds 1978 it was called commercial Columbian and Columbian Gold . The Gold was two hits and still taste it in the morning! $25 a bag !
 
Pennywise said:
Late 70's it was everywhere, Colombian Red Bud was our every day reefer.
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We had to go all the way to Georgia to get ours in the lone star state!
 
If you get one to pop I would think reversing it and making seeds from a more recent decade would be a great idea! You never know how they were stored and how many are viable. Nice score. :thumb:
 
I think you can probably dial back the fire. I'm having good luck with castille soap spray. Thrips are easy.
 
Funny how we used to throw those away with the stems when we'd clean. Good luck!
 
Who knew they'd be 10 bucks+ a piece!
 
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