elbows up ladies!!!!
wiw!
wiw!
Shottafire's Manic Organic 2kw Perpetual With Supersoil & Teas
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They got there elbows up alright. vick thanks for the reps my friend.. I just threw em into flower last night. You put yours into flower a few days ago right?
dirtysteve
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Yeah, its definitely a orofessional set up. You really seem to knkw what youre doing. It was funny to see you noticing random leaves that were blocking light to essential areas and just casually tearing them off lol The average bear would have been panicing and sweeating...i know i would have hahaha!! 
dirtysteve
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Oh, and i can spell! Im doing this at work on my phone and i dont have the dantiest hands thats for sure lol
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Its all good DS.
Hi Shotta 
That was a great video
Loved the music
That was a great video
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Hi Shotta
That was a great video
Thanks rico glad you liked it. Today is reggae music in the veg room since all the big girls left to the flower room last night.
Do you notice a difference between playing them music and not playing them music?
That's a real question. I use to hear about that before i started growing.
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I like to think they are benefiting from it. I know some tree hugging hippies that play music to there vegetable crops once a month but these people are farther out than most. At least the plants get a good variety and cultural base of music.
Yep!
Today is day 4 since flip, and I've got buds forming already on the ambrosia's and OG's!!
This is rad, we're both going to be flowering at the same time..
We can bounce tea recipes off each other throughout the grow.
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Yep!
Today is day 4 since flip, and I've got buds forming already on the ambrosia's and OG's!!
This is rad, we're both going to be flowering at the same time..
We can bounce tea recipes off each other throughout the grow.
and you know this maaaaan!!! hahaha. Yeah I have one I put into flower in a 7 gallon pot last week
and The rest were put in last night. Looking forward to sharing ideas.
BudTester420
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How much tea do you give a plant in a seven gal pot?
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I always dilute the finished tea 1 part tea 4 parts water. so for one 7 gallon pot I would take about 1 quart of straight tea and dilute it with 4 quarts ro water preferably. I always add a little ca mg to the ro water as well. You may or may not need all that tea for the one 7 gallon pot but I like to make sure i have enough to distribute it evenly.
Im gonna come check out your journal Blazinthat
BudTester420
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Thanks for the info man, sorry but I don't have an active one ATM. Right now I'm running autos with normal soil that I'm adding to with tea and rock powder. but once those finish I'm going to run NYPD in 6-5-3 soil with teas and I will prob start a journal then.
dirtysteve
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Hope alls well shot! Wheres the new video? 
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Everything is great Dirty.
Might try and do one today. I have a ton of stuff to do today so no guarantee
Might try and do one today. I have a ton of stuff to do today so no guarantee
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Was going to update but can't seem to find my camera.
My male orange is looking good should be another week and I should be collecting pollen to selectively pollinate a branch from each of my strains but the one I am looking forward to is the orange crossed with the grape krush. the orange can bring in some lengthier buds and help the structure i feel. I don't really know what to expect since it will be my first cross.
All the plants that were recently thrown into flower look great. I don't think I am scrogging these ones I am letting em go this time.
One of the reasons is being able to pull plants out for inspection for foliars or to take a picture for the POTM. These ones will be beautiful in a few weeks.
My male orange is looking good should be another week and I should be collecting pollen to selectively pollinate a branch from each of my strains but the one I am looking forward to is the orange crossed with the grape krush. the orange can bring in some lengthier buds and help the structure i feel. I don't really know what to expect since it will be my first cross.
All the plants that were recently thrown into flower look great. I don't think I am scrogging these ones I am letting em go this time.
One of the reasons is being able to pull plants out for inspection for foliars or to take a picture for the POTM. These ones will be beautiful in a few weeks.
Just a heads up on the cross....
You'll get a variety of pheno's.....could be as many as 9 different ones.
Pop the beans, at least 20 of them, and try to preserve each and every female and grow them out, keeping track of the ones you like. This is how "clone only" strains come about.
It's very, very hard to make a stable cross, especially an F1, and especially using "mutt" genetics. (I say "mutt" in a positive sense here. Mutts make the best dogs and many would say they make excellent strains as well. They are just hard to predict when breeding....)
You're likely to find a pheno identical to the mom, another identical to the male, and a mixed bag in between. One of them could be a winner! Just make sure to get perhaps a dozen females for evaluation.
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