lazyfish
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I see tripods at thrift stores all day long for like $3
Sticky's Almost Perpetual Grow
I'll grab one cheap
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ilikemsticky
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I just looked on amazon they start at 15 bucks!
That'll work
Pretty close here - just use my own vermi-compost. I spend more time working the compost bins that growing tho.
Wranglin them dang worms is full time work, for me. lol
Skybound,
With Mycos remember plants crawled out of water to get on land. They brought microbes with them for sure. They probably do better in water I'm thinking.
Mircorbes - some of them have the ability to attach to the roots. They they give the roots more surface area to collect nutrients. I wood say yes fur sure in water.
Coots is what I'll go with, just need a good compost and castings
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ilikemsticky
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this b berry is starting to look good!
The Hydra Effect................................
Drive-by. That BB is starting to frost up............ Man it's so hard to get a good cut of it. And it needs a cure' to reach full potenial.......The first time I came out here to Oregon,, my Old Lady's sister was getting some that was off the charts, grown local.... And even DJ is here in SE Oregon.
But I found it the luck of the draw sometimes, especially with BB strains........... All one can do is keep a cut incase'''' that unicorn shows it's head.... I did grow some of DJ's breeders one year. SGG's keep some of his genetics going all the time....... Could've been the whiskey, might have been the gin.. Could've been the grower,, could've been the stock,, but I wasn't impressed. I remember a scrawny sativaish plant with all small buddage... But that shit did have the smell of Blueberries,,, and the color was nice and purple. Stems were dark as hell.
But nowadays,,, Blue-Berry strains are everywhere.. Breeders coming up with their variants. Use the same strains as the original and come out with theirs. Kind of like all the breeders did with WW. Everyone had a variant. I can't say good or bad,,, but?
This Marion Berry I'm growing,, if like the last pheno I grew, was some sweet, fruity, smelling, purple ass shit. With an Early Harvest?????? Knock on Wood...
I can't wait to see what happens with that Pup you got......... Hey looks like you got rid of them suckers?? Don't let your guard down.. I still wash mine with soap afew times.. Just to be sure???? And a shower leaves then big fan leafs fresh and clean.. Kind of wash their mouth out with soap. Sure opens them stomagaia???????? whatever they are called,,, up and leaves them soft..........
GL Keepem Green
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ilikemsticky
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that's almost what im doing its close to coots instead of straight peat and perlite im using roots 707 theres some nutrients in there I would like to find some good compost that doesn't cost a mint I don't have anyplace to make my own rite now so im using ewc as my humus!
Looking awesome sticky. Keen to see How your monster crop comes on.
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ilikemsticky
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ive had some off the chart stuff to @lazyfish has already reported its good daytime so will see
-me too that's pup is great before bed it will get you all warm and comfy no problem going to sleep and it has a good earthy taste that I like --im not letting my guard down at all I just sprayed them again Monday and I looked yesterday and could not find any but im going to go ahead to be safe and spray again tomorrow I think that should do it fingers crossed!
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ilikemsticky
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heres a couple more I took last night!
stay high!!!
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ilikemsticky
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I tend to tame it down some by thinning it down otherwise it would be a monster which I like but not in my backyard im wanting to get cuts from her in august before she starts flowering this is a good early one done the first week of October before it gets shitty here!
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ilikemsticky
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every grow I do theres always one that I just love growing this seedsman jack herrer is such a pretty plant and its really filling in all over theres going to be a lot of bud sites on this one ill be taking clones from this one!
Gonna be a heavy yielder, may want to feed her some silica.
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ilikemsticky
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its kind of like ragu I have it in my tea its in there lol
Nice shaping on that JH, makes me wanna grow more photo's from seed, skills homey, you got'em!
You got it going on Sticky! I see what you're saying about the jack herrer.
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ilikemsticky
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thanks age I haven't really done much I did chop about 1 1/2 ft off the top and ive done some lst this plant wants to spit branches and bush up its an easy one to grow!
welcome stone and thanks buddy I love that plant will see what the high is like about the end of October lol that will be the final in that one!
Time flies when you're having fun.thanks age I haven't really done much I did chop about 1 1/2 ft off the top and ive done some lst this plant wants to spit branches and bush up its an easy one to grow!
welcome stone and thanks buddy I love that plant will see what the high is like about the end of October lol that will be the final in that one!
