Relaxed's 2014 Outdoor Medical Grow

Ole Festus said:
Sweet, we got a Double Treat this Thursday!

I love Thursdays!
:Namaste:
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Double Treat Thursdays! That has a ring to it :rofl:

Cronichemphog said:
Aloha Brotha Hope you had a Great Day :thumb:
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Mahalo my Brotha, and a wonderful Friday to you over there! :surf:

beemerbill said:
Great partial indoor grow. makin them buds. Happy Thurweed Day
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Makin' those buds is right! :) Great Weekend to Ya Bill! :passitleft:

OldMedMan said:
Thanks ...now to find some manure. :popcorn:
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Gotta love organic growing my friend! ;)

Ole Festus said:
Hey, Hey Lester my Man!

Have a question, since you are force flowering the Blackberries, when do you think they are going to finish?

:Namaste:
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Howdy :popcorn: I'm hoping for these Blackberries to be done in July. Two of them are farther along than the other two, so I know those two will finish first. Flower away little ones! :MoreNutes:
 
Continuation of Weekly Update
Alrighty, the only other plants that are alive right now are the four KC-45 plants. I want to start off by saying that I believe I may have found another 3rd KC-45 phenotype. For one, the two isolated phenotypes I currently have are almost like night and day to each other in terms of flavor and effect, both very medically active. The one I think is the 3rd phenotype is the one in the tent whose lowest, bottom most branches have almost completely transferred the growth hormones to it from the apical fim site. It's neat to see this almost complete conversion of growth hormones from literally the top to the "bottom", it's almost like it sprouted off entire new plants off one plant. The situation here is that this plant is a STINKER, she reeks and is already producing trichomes underneath the leaves on the vein. This is a smell unlike any of the KC-45 that I've grown thus far, this is a real fruity-tooty flavor with an actual hint of skunk, even though there is no actual "buds" on it, the thing just reaks more than the 2 fully budding KC-45's that I already harvested! So we'll see how it goes, flowering is going a lot slower in the KC-45 "autoflowers" than my force flowered Blackberries, I am really hoping they don't reveg, and I am already seeing signs of singular leaves as you will see, so obviously its an oddball species that produces some interesting medicine. Perhaps I got the F1 seeds and so the genetics are not quite as stable as they could be. It is cool to have multiple phenotypes because it is almost like having entirely different strains! So I am thankful for that variation. Puffing the same 'ol herbs over and over can increase our strain tolerance and end up going through a plant much quicker than normal. The KC-45 that is in the terracotta pot and has (for the most part) a horizontal canopy, she has had a tad bit of a "droop" to her lately, let's just say she hasn't exactly been praying to the Sun God in totality, but after a nice sea kelp solution with her water yesterday she is looking better, It's quite clear she has a lot of weight on her shoulders and she's being pressured to produce a lot of medicine for me in a pot that is not big enough. However, she won't get transplanted - so she's gonna have to ride this one out :surf: The other 2 KC-45's in there are just kind of going real slow, I sure wish these things had the tendency to flower hard right now, but apparently they just do not autoflower early at all, no wonder they claimed these things could have meter long buds, I think I believe them! If I grew one of these things like I did my OG as a "bait plant" it would definitely go wild! For now I am waiting for some of my new strains to sprout, we'll see what happens :loopy:
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Very nice!:thumb:
You know how the green screens can be unstable on those spikes? I tie something around it and the screen so it doesn't move. It made my life so much easier!
 
Nice update Lester. I'm starting to realize that a good flush is like a reset button for plants. :nomo:
 
Aloha Brother Great Freeweed day to ya and great update :thumb:
remember OMM had a plant that was in flower and started shooting new growth?
called it the alien plant and he ultimately ended up getting rid of it id like to see how yours
goes and hopefully you don't can it :high-five:
 
PinkyGreen said:
Very nice!:thumb:
You know how the green screens can be unstable on those spikes? I tie something around it and the screen so it doesn't move. It made my life so much easier!
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Yeah indeed, I may have to stabilize it at some point, good idea Pinky :) :high-five:

B A R said:
Nice update Lester. I'm starting to realize that a good flush is like a reset button for plants. :nomo:
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Thanks BAR, yeah I noticed that too that a nice fresh flush every once 'n awhile can be real enjoyable for them! :surf:

Cronichemphog said:
Aloha Brother Great Freeweed day to ya and great update :thumb:
remember OMM had a plant that was in flower and started shooting new growth?
called it the alien plant and he ultimately ended up getting rid of it id like to see how yours
goes and hopefully you don't can it :high-five:
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Thank you kind friend! Well, you remember the compact pheno did the same thing right in mid-bloom, and something great came from it in the end, probably only because I force flowered it... so I don't think I would can it especially because shes a stinker and seems to have a different flavor than the other KC's, and hopefully will not go into reveg, perhaps the singular leaves are just some kind of normal morphology with this given genetic combination. It's these other 2 KC's that aren't in the screens that are boring me and don't seem to be performing very well, doesn't hurt to have them around though. Well I sure hope the KC's start flowering hard, it would suck to have these things grow until Fall :rofl: I also did some more LST on the Blackberries, they are looking sexier and sexier, especially one special girl :circle-of-love:
 
Just doing a fast catch up. I've always loved the look of a sativa. I always love the flavors you can find in a sativa. Them fine leaves have a look of their own. GL and Keepem Green
 
Good morning Lester.
 
Norcaliwood said:
Just doing a fast catch up. I've always loved the look of a sativa. I always love the flavors you can find in a sativa. Them fine leaves have a look of their own. GL and Keepem Green
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Howdy NW, good to have you cruise through, I totally agree, there is something about a sativa in the ocean Sun that you can't go wrong with :Namaste: Thanks for the good karma buddy :thanks:

Ole Festus said:
Good morning Lester.
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Good Morning! :Hookah:
 
I have found a soil infestation in most of my plants. The infestation is a mixture of species living in the top 2 inches of soil in the feeder zone. Using my eyes, I saw very small soil worms (possibly grub larvae that feed on the roots), fungus gnat adults and larvae crawling around, and the black "creepy crawler" larvae. All plants were treated HEAVILY with a concentrated solution of SNS-203 applied using a sprayer. I got down to the region they were in and drenched the area, took a while but I think I hit them hard. Now I know why my plants were growing so slowly. I have not been keeping up with my inspections as I should have been. Time to be a little more diligent :Namaste:
 
All kinds of outdoor awesomeness! :)
 
The great outdoors & their critters. Lovely Photo Shoot Lester. Attack those soil dwellers like it was WWIII!
 
josh223 said:
Dang bugs! Hope they didn't do too much harm. Keep vigilant brother.

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Yeah I think I got 'em. That SNS stuff works really well :)

Light Addict said:
All kinds of outdoor awesomeness! :)
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Thank you kindly friend ;)

Buckshot said:
I concur!

What he said (smile if you are reading fish)
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Haha, thank you too Brother Buck! :thanks:

B A R said:
The great outdoors & their critters. Lovely Photo Shoot Lester. Attack those soil dwellers like it was WWIII!
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Indeed! SNS-203 all the way! :) Thanks for the kind words BAR. :ciao:
 
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