SweetSue's Perpetual 2.0 - The Transition To Doc Bud's HBB Kit

New B said:
Basil is a common garden favorite because its strong scent repels garden pests like thrips, aphids, beetles and flies. It is also thought to increase the oil production and improve the flavor of nearby plants (though the hours of wading through forum posts has been inconclusive in confirming this).
Also read chamomile increases oil production as well.

Next experiment maybe?

Or has anyone already tried this?
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Georgia Boy is growing outdoors with Basil

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SweetSue said:
Major difference between us. I find I jump right into something to shake things up. :laughtwo: I enjoy things going well, but I have this playful streak that refuses to behave. Lol!
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Thats great....without the risk of shaking things up their would be many less innovations in the world
 
If I don't harvest her in the morning it'll be Monday morning for sure.

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KingstonRabbi said:
You don't need to take the cutting during flower to get the bushy effect. I have one clone now that accidently went into flower last April and she's still revegging now (almost done). She wasn't showing flowers at the time but started showing after I moved her back to 16 hours. She's definitely bushier than the mother, in my opinion too bushy. She'll need a lot of thinning if I ever decide to put her in production. For now she's a clone mother (my original plan for her).

The other plants that I moved in time to avoid flowering are over twice as large as her. If I had been training them for the last 2 months I think they would still be larger and have much better structure for quality yield. Point A) Revegging at any time in life cycle results in bushier plant, likely due to stress shortening nodes. I noticed on two other plants I revegged that they also produced new shoots between nodes (weak tiny shoots, not productive). B) Factoring in time involved I don't think there is any gain and may be a net loss in productive potential.

That said, it's still worth trying for the fun of it plus the knowledge gained by observing different ways plants grow. I don't know if there's any long term damage to plants from revegging. I'm going to let my reveg girl grow naturally all summer (probably until I forget to move her under lights and she 'accidently' goes into flower again.) It will be interesting if she goes back to business as usual or if she stays extra bushy.

And 20 years of clones?! Holy Cannabis, Batman!:thedoubletake:
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Interesting. I really hadn't read much about clones taking during the flowering stage so I didn't know what to expect. I chose to take mine because I had screwed up the first attempt at cloning and I was trying to clone for breeding and not production. So when I read it was possible, I decided to try it in hopes I would have something to breed. They 8 clones I took are definitely much bushier than the one of that strain that I managed to successfully clone from the veg clones. I was looking at them yesterday and today and couldn't understand why they were growing so differently....I guess now I know.
 
Different allright :) Here's my White Widow today. She still looks mighty confused. Can almost hear her scream "What am I? What am I?"

Thinking I would be sceptic to use a re-vegg for breeding. That would have to be an exceptional plant and all other attempts must have failed first. Even then I would hesitate to use it for breeding. I know what happens short term. It grows into a bush, flowers and dies. I know the smoke will be just as potent as before and that it will be plenty. What I do not know is how this affect the plant's genes and what it pass on to next generation. It could be interesting to experiment with though.

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Van Stank said:
Interesting. I really hadn't read much about clones taking during the flowering stage so I didn't know what to expect. I chose to take mine because I had screwed up the first attempt at cloning and I was trying to clone for breeding and not production. So when I read it was possible, I decided to try it in hopes I would have something to breed. They 8 clones I took are definitely much bushier than the one of that strain that I managed to successfully clone from the veg clones. I was looking at them yesterday and today and couldn't understand why they were growing so differently....I guess now I know.
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DeVille said:
Different allright :) Here's my White Widow today. She still looks mighty confused. Can almost hear her scream "What am I? What am I?"

Thinking I would be sceptic to use a re-vegg for breeding. That would have to be an exceptional plant and all other attempts must have failed first. Even then I would hesitate to use it for breeding. I know what happens short term. It grows into a bush, flowers and dies. I know the smoke will be just as potent as before and that it will be plenty. What I do not know is how this affect the plant's genes and what it pass on to next generation. It could be interesting to experiment with though.

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Are you sure it's still a Cannabis plant and not a coffee plant
 
Rifleman said:
Waving :ciao: from deep in the heartland on US50. Hope to see you in about five weeks. :) Sun is coming up and it's time to ride... right after I burn this. ;)

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Almost caught you in real time Lucas. :hugs: I know you're having a blast. Burn up the roads Baby. :ciao:
 
Today's The Day

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Good Morning everyone :Love:

Time to wash me some buds. :slide: I'll be processing her into oil, the traditional oil bath method that I'm certain gives me total decarb. The day before me is a long one, but a joyful one, doing what I love to do best - making more healing oil. I'll be in and out. Still have one lingering call from the seminar to take notes on too. Whew! It's a good thing I find all of this stimulating. My brains about burned out on the soulmate studies.

Find your joy where you can, and make some if the spot you're finding yourself in is lacking. Let that joy bubble up from the depths and spill over in a wonderful cascade onto everyone in your atmosphere. It just feels so good to let that happen, doesn't it? Yeah.... I agree.:battingeyelashes: :Love:

Later, my friends. :cheesygrinsmiley:

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rikvasen said:
Are you sure it's still a Cannabis plant and not a coffee plant
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This is what they look like when you reveg. Odd and unusual, which is very much in keeping with the species, wouldn't you agree?
 
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Ahhhh....... *contented sigh*
 
Thinking thinking I have cured in the refrigerator I have grown pot plants in the refrigerator but I have never dried in the refrigerator my goal for today I guess is to read that entire thread why I said here at work and smoke
 
SweetSue said:
Night.... :battingeyelashes: :Love: Missed you buckaroo. How have you been? :battingeyelashes:
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It's been a couple years now, doesn't feel that long though :) How is life in the wonderful world of SweetSue?
I've been up and down but that is normal for me, being able to grow this plant helps me a lot with my wandering mind and my almost insatiable need for adventure. Me and my partner grew our first proper outdoor crop last season, ended up with some beautiful looking plants, a whole lotta smoke and leaf product (using the leaf for cannabutter/edibles mostly). I only have 2 photo's to share from that grow but here they are
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Sorry for the blurred photo but I didn't really take that many good photos that time around. Was more focused on how beautiful they looked/smelled :thumb: In total we harvested 10 girls with a total of 2.04 pound of some fine sun grown cannabis, completely organic ;)
One of the strains (the blurry photo one plus another) has peaked my interest (and some others on these forums) as it seems like an old world strain of possibly high standards but that will found out later on if it something truly special or not. It sure does taste nice though :thumb: Strong too.

In conclusion a lot has happened grow wise but general life wise not much is happening. Just trying to stay sane in this ever increasing crazy world ;)

I'll leave you with this photo of a Canna Caramel Slice me and my partner made with some butter/hash. Good to speak to you again SS :allgood:
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