Relaxed's 2014 Outdoor Medical Grow

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Did some transplanting today of the Maui Waui and Blueberry X Santa Maria plants, they had nice little root balls and should explode after being put into this new fresh soil. I just need to keep an eye out for those damn bugs. Starting to feel better about the planter bed now, but I'll feel even better once I get the males out and start force flowering some KC-45 after the Blackberry is all said and done. So, over all my plants are happy so I am happy :) :circle-of-love:

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Lester feel free to delete this link if it's a no-no , just thought I would show 5 KC45 3 months old today, still waiting for pistils or sacs of pollen, so far nothing. KC 45 strain 3 months old still no sexing - 420 Magazine Photo Gallery

either way I hope this sativa strain is at least good with depression ;)

ps: if you do not want this reply to me and I will delete this post, and pay no attention to the 2 Harle-Tsu's left planted in the ground, they got hit by a mob of Caterpillars and just hoping to be able to save them.
 
Beautiful
 
Good evening weed Lester. Looking good babies and fluzzies. :high-five::circle-of-love::high-five:
 
rtoledo said:
Lester feel free to delete this link if it's a no-no , just thought I would show 5 KC45 3 months old today, still waiting for pistils or sacs of pollen, so far nothing. KC 45 strain 3 months old still no sexing - 420 Magazine Photo Gallery

either way I hope this sativa strain is at least good with depression ;)

ps: if you do not want this reply to me and I will delete this post, and pay no attention to the 2 Harle-Tsu's left planted in the ground, they got hit by a mob of Caterpillars and just hoping to be able to save them.
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Hello! I saw your picture on the member gallery, I enjoyed it. Healthy looking plants. But I will say it looks like you have a few males in there for sure. Keep an eye out. This is a plant who enjoyes being trellised and trained, topped, fimmed, anything you want pretty much. Does love a lot of water and nutrients.

This Sativa strain is outstanding for depression and makes a person become filled with absolute joy and Euphoria. I've had a lot of different strains, and KC-45 is one strain that makes a person feel unique from day to day, and is definitely an enjoyable strain. I miss the flowers so much I am growing some more! :cheertwo:

And about the 'pillars, I know what you mean - Keep your eyes out and have plenty of companion plants! :thumb:

Buckshot said:
Beautiful
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Thank you so much! :circle-of-love: :Namaste:

AMGrows said:
I can see your real into sativas RELAXED, I got one about 2 weeks old that is atleast 90/10 sativa, maybe a complete 100% sativa
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I love my Sativa :circle-of-love:

DaddiSwanga said:
gorgeous plants I can't wait to follow their progress, keep up the good work!
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Thank you kindly! :Hookah:

beemerbill said:
Good evening weed Lester. Looking good babies and fluzzies. :high-five::circle-of-love::high-five:
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Good Evenings Herb my friend! :circle-of-love: :passitleft: One must enjoy vegetative growth.... :Namaste:
 
Good morning Lester.

Everything is sweet as usual. Just cut some lawn grass, now it's time to smoke a little bit of real medicinal grass.

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Ole Festus said:
Good morning Lester.

Everything is sweet as usual. Just cut some lawn grass, now it's time to smoke a little bit of real medicinal grass.

:high-five:
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Good Day Ole Buddy :high-five: :Hookah:
 
Grasshopper or big cricket ate the better part of a fan leaf on one of the new seedlings over night, hopefully the thing doesn't come back for more tonight. He appears to have a knack for Blueberry :yummy:
 
Sounds like you need to do some Night Recon or some Search & Destroy, I have some extra camo for ya Buddy.

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Ole Festus said:
Sounds like you need to do some Night Recon or some Search & Destroy, I have some extra camo for ya Buddy.

:peace:
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Yeah, going to spray the seedlings with a solution of SNS-209 towards the end of the day, I would use the 203 but I'm fresh out and waiting for more to come in my prize package. The grasshoppers are usually never a big problem for me, they eat a little bit here and there but never enough to make a difference. They can be a real annoyance though. I try to live in harmony with them because I like the way they sing to my ladies and me over night ;)
 
I feel ya :passitleft:, i don't touch the insects if they're doing their thang. However, if an insect gets on my babies i must protect them like any good father. Spiders (the tiny white and red ones mostly) seem to be the prevalent species that enjoy my cannabis plants-they are continuously shooting webs all over the branches and nodes to catch prey. :peace:
 
Yeah, a spider has to eat somewhere once in awhile.

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Since we had a nice breeze I decided to spray the planter bed plants.

First off I started with a mixed solution of SNS-209 (Rosemary based insecticide) and SNS-604A (Sea Kelp vegetation supplement with molasses). However the traditional way of using the 209 is through the roots, the "soapy" texture of the 209 can be used as a lathering agent. And the Sea kelp for the love and food.

Next, I sprayed the plants with the SNS-217 (Spider Mite Spray) not that I have been having a problem with mites, but this product can be good to ward off other insects and set up a line of defense.

After a few minutes, I then sprayed the SNS-244 (Fungicide Spray) which is one of my favorites now, it is a great product that evaporates quickly and smells like a great product to deal with not only fungus but bugs as well.

I let the plants dry out in the wind, and then the residue is left behind on the plants. Tomorrow I will Rinse them with the SNS-311 (All Natural Surface Wash) and reduce any oxidative stress and clean some of the residues up.

I mentioned previously that I had test sprayed these various products for "phytotoxicity" on different cannabis plants that I have. They seem to be excellent working products that seldom effect the plant health in a negative manner. So I think any bugs in there might want to find a new home right now (hopefully), but I will likely get a batch of ladybugs in the near future if possible.

Over all, the products that gets the highest praise from me is the SNS-203, and SNS-244.


Since I was reading earlier in a different thread about stressing the plants out at certain stages toward the end of flower, and this can be done in various species of plants, not only cannabis. I decided to try a little experiment as I wait for the flowers to mature, for the bud-on-a-stick plant I used the ice-pick and poked directly through the stem in 3 different areas and stripped the outer layer of fibers off the "fibrous husk". My hope is that, since I have not watered this plant in quite awhile, and with the added stress, that it will help mature this specimen quicker by concentrating the resins. Just a little experiment for fun is all. I know I can get herbs to come out darn good enough without any special Jazz.

So, we'll see how the plants look tomorrow morning, and I also plan on transplanting the terracotta plant into a larger pot after this batch of water dries out. That's all my thoughts for now.

Over and Out. :passitleft:
 
Relaxed Lester said:
Since I was reading earlier in a different thread about stressing the plants out at certain stages toward the end of flower, and this can be done in various species of plants, not only cannabis. I decided to try a little experiment as I wait for the flowers to mature, for the bud-on-a-stick plant I used the ice-pick and poked directly through the stem in 3 different areas and stripped the outer layer of fibers off the "fibrous husk". My hope is that, since I have not watered this plant in quite awhile, and with the added stress, that it will help mature this specimen quicker by concentrating the resins. Just a little experiment for fun is all. I know I can get herbs to come out darn good enough without any special Jazz.
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Go for it Brother! :high-five: While you're at it, kick the pots 5 times and deprive them of light. It will irritate them big time.

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CareStaker said:
Your garden is full of beautiful ladies Lester, very happy to see that :Namaste::peace:
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Me too CareStaker, Me too! :Namaste: :thanks:

Ole Festus said:
Go for it Brother! :high-five: While you're at it, kick the pots 5 times and deprive them of light. It will irritate them big time.

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Haha, hard to deprive them much more, they have been getting 16 hours of darkness as part of their typical schedule, but I know what you mean. It's very hard not to put them out when the UV is at 11, I think the ocean UV has a better chance of concentrating resin then a dark chamber, just my thoughts though :) Well, looks like the fogs coming in and the night temps dropped, definitely gonna harvest the bud on a stick tomorrow. :yahoo:
 
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