Show us your roots! Drop some pictures, give a few details

[Papa OG]

Why did the leaf go to the doctor? It was feeling green



BwhahahahahahHa


Ok now onto the nitty gritty

Roots! Show us your ROOTS!!!

Im rooting for ya all! Hah. Fun puns


Now I know your wondering. Anyone who has come across the @DYNOMYCO in a grow. Does it really work?


Well I'm a first time user, and a believer now. I have always had great root structure. But @DYNOMYCO literally exploded the root ball. So much that it was literally intertwined into the fabric on the pot.



Now I know what your thinking. I always get that, or something similar. No. This is embedded. Literally.

Yup. Thats @DYNOMYCO

BAM

Now you're like oh. Psht. Whatever.


Until I tell you.

Recycled soil

No food.. ever.

8.5ph water from well

Grown indoors

83 days seed to chop.

Only when, Thrips got involved did the plant show it's hunger. But all in all. It's only because of @DYNOMYCO that this abused plant survived.

 

[Joe Brewster]

Ok I'll play, I only got the main roots. The fine roots spread too much
Planted in the ground with compost, bone meal & blood meal

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• Joe Brewster
• Apr 20, 2020

Root from Super Stinky plant summer of 2019

 

[Papa OG]

@Joe Brewster that's beautiful. Looks like a giant beast turnip! Compost, blood meal, and bone meal eh? Interesting very interesting!

 

[Joe Brewster]

@Joe Brewster that's beautiful. Looks like a giant beast turnip! Compost, blood meal, and bone meal eh? Interesting very interesting!

Also, I 'm sure the clover patch growing in front of it helped to " fix "the nitrogen in the soil
We had a few good lighting storms while it was growing

Lots of water, the spot where it was planted was in front of a shed & fence on the east
sandy, rocky loam on top of clay gumbo. mixed the compost it good & scratched in the b&b

The clover didn't want to grow there, it was too hot & dry, it started to creep in the more I watered
Did give it a couple shots of bud boom mid bud

 

[Papa OG]

@Joe Brewster Our terrain sounds very similar. I have not had the chance to grow outdoors as an adult, just a few guerrilla grows as a young dumb teen. I'm intrigued, Im going to plan an outdoor run now. Clovers in random patches across my yard, but stick to certain areas. The wetter. I have heard of others using clovers in their grows. So it increases nitrogen to the soil? It was so dry this summer, and fall. So I will be installing a rain catch system for spring, and early summer showers. Maybe I can get some turnip roots like that!

 

[Joe Brewster]

So it increases nitrogen to the soil?

Yes Nitrogen is "fixed" in clovers through a symbiotic relationship with Rhizobium bacteria that infects the plant's roots. The plant provides energy for the bacteria, and bacteria provide the "machinery" necessary to convert atmospheric nitrogen into a form available to plants.

Also, legumes beans & peas will work

They look more like ginseng

 

[Papa OG]

Amazing! Yes they do! I don't know how I missed that. oh ya.. Because I got high.

Do you have crazy ginseng hunters in your area? Apparently what's been here in the states forever, goes for stupid money. I never had a clue.

 

[KJM]

Yes Nitrogen is "fixed" in clovers through a symbiotic relationship with Rhizobium bacteria that infects the plant's roots. The plant provides energy for the bacteria, and bacteria provide the "machinery" necessary to convert atmospheric nitrogen into a form available to plants.

Also, legumes beans & peas will work

They look more like ginseng

Yeah, clover is great stuff. People kill it in their lawns, but if you let it grow, it will fertilize the grass for you. Chicken manure is another great nitrogen source, but let it rot first or it will burn the plants.

 

[nivek]

heya friends,, ever heard tell the story that growing a plant in a clear container promotes algae growth?

well,, have ya,,?

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• nivek
• Nov 10, 2019

the beginnings of my hempy growing when i had not the right pots

peace out

edit,, on second look perhaps not the least bit related,, ha

 

[Papa OG]

@nivek everything's relevant here!

I had same issue we with my lucky bamboo this summer. To much sun, had them floating in water. Should have seen that one coming.

so now we know!


Algae A (to Algae B): “How are things?”Algae B: “Good thanks; business is blooming”

 

[Papa OG]

Here is another ball pic # 2 sky blue glue, auto gsc.

@DYNOMYCO
no food
High 8.5 well water
87 days

 

[Papa OG]

Here is another ball pic #3 Maverick og, auto gsc.

@DYNOMYCO
no food
High 8.5 well water
87 days after 4day drought

 

[BongRippington]

27 gallon tote, 1 plant, just switched to flower. Running 5 seconds on 5 minutes off, Gorilla Glue, Stem is about 1 1/4 inches thick just cropped

 

[Butter Ball]

6 wk Auto Girl Scout Cookie HPA

 

[BongRippington]

6 wk Auto Girl Scout Cookie HPA

Nice to see more HPA growers, hard to find info on HPA.

 

[Butter Ball]

Nice to see more HPA growers, hard to find info on HPA.

Yep, certainly is hard to find info on HPA, spent 18mths developing my micro HPA system, this is the first plant and my first grow, lol.

 

[bluenoserjoe]

Root ball salad anyone?

White Widow

• bluenoserjoe
• Nov 28, 2022

White Widow in the making. Sterile res., synthetic nutes.

White Widow at seven weeks veg.

• bluenoserjoe
• Nov 28, 2022

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• bluenoserjoe
• Jul 3, 2022

A Blueberry that produced something like 420g's.

 

[BongRippington]

Yep, certainly is hard to find info on HPA, spent 18mths developing my micro HPA system, this is the first plant and my first grow, lol.

Yeah first grow here as well, scoured the internet, found most my info from those growing vegetables lol, took long time to gather enough info to start, but I knew weed was very forgiving, so I dove in, so far so good other then a plumbing miss hap where plant got no Nutrients for 12 hours.

 

[Papa OG]

@BongRippington @Butter Ball @bluenoserjoe dangggg! Them some roots!! Looking great!

 

[Papa OG]

#1 Angie OG, gsc auto

Only @DYNOMYCO
No food
Recycled soil
8.5ph well water

The root structure was different in this one. It was in tiers. Maybe un even application of @DYNOMYCO ...

You'll also notice little to no activity on the bottom of the pot.