The Gee Spot - You Finally Found It

Tha's some bud work Gee man! :adore::adore::adore::drool::drool::drool: I freaking love your outdoor plants the mostest.
 
Gee I am not fond of the blog thing. It's cumbersome, doesn't look nice and just feels like PT. I prefer your journal tbh.
 
Nice walk down memory lane Gee! :green_heart: Thanks @Jon :hookah:
 
Carmen Ray said:
Gee I am not fond of the blog thing. It's cumbersome, doesn't look nice and just feels like PT. I prefer your journal tbh.
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I think I'm going to combine the 2. I will use the blog to collect lines of information that gets discussed in here but set the blogs to read only for now.

It won't change Geespot, it will just collect interesting things as we see them go by so it's easier to recall.

You can watch them like a journal if you like and get notifications when someone posts to them.

I will probably make 2 once I get them mastered. One for my stuff and an open one with a few sections if anyone wants their stuff in a collection that can never be deleted.
 
Gee64 said:
There you go Jon, some successful grows for you. Predominently landrace sativas.
Thats just what's on my phone chip. I could literally crash this site if I tapped into my hard drives.
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Jeez Gee, not sure how that dump was dedicated to me but I sure will take it.

😳

Yes I did notice a half decent plant here and there.

:laugh:

Gracias!
 
Jon said:
at least show us one “non-sabotaged” plant on the side! It would be cool to see you drop all your worry about us and educating and what not for one plant and show us the very best you got as an organic expert. I’d like to see a let it fly plant anyway.
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I wouldn't say any were let it fly plants but they were successful LOS grows of many strains
 
013 said:
Only did a few sip runs before switching over to cloth pots swicks. Not seeing issues in flower either, plants seem to dig the swick even better in flower than veg. Think cloth pot swicks are better tech than SIP plus there’s nothing to build. Find a tub bigger than your grow bag, perlite bed is optional, I’ve ran with and without perlite bed. If you do the 40% aeration they can sit in their own pee indefinitely..

Could be wrong here but seems roots in grow bag sitting in directly in feed water swick style would have easier time accessing those nutes as opposed to perhaps nutes not being fully transmitted thru the density of a wick foot. Might also have implications for suspended wicks, can the full range of nutes be wicked uphill effectively, do some drop out?

In other news when I opened my bag of mushroom compost a whole posse of gnats flew out, I’m nuking them with BTi and double bagging with trash bag
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I fooled around with cloth pot swicks on perlite and found them too wet but my mix was only 30% perlite.

I calculated how much perlite was in my 10gal bag and matched that amount in the tub with perlite and they started to worked a fair bit better.

Cloth pots are hard to beat. They are a 360 degree air dome. I find I grow my best rootballs in cloth pots.

But I have never used a Sip, so one day I shall. I'll just let Azi do all the trial and error 1st 🤣🤣🤣
 
Final weight are in and the weed is jarred.

Mutey 59g
RV1 78g and a ton of hash larf
Icky 164g and a ton of hash larf

So 10.5 oz and 2 big ziplocks of hash larf.

Not great but Mutey couldn't yield, she grew no side branching. Still got some pretty cool buds tho😎

RV1 got culled at 5 1/2 weeks into flower. She has so many red hairs it's unvelievable. I'm looking forward to the clones flowering fully.

Icky was 5.75oz of nice bud and then a big bag of larf so proper pruning and Icky can yield a half pound easy.

Next grow in Rev's Mix😊
 
RV2 - Mutey in the Jar.
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Here is a good shot of the stalks.
 
Remind us again of what the mutations were you saw that had you trim out all the normal growth?
 
Gee64 said:
A baby rattlesnake.
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Beautiful but deadly. I'm glad you protect them!
Gee64 said:
Cloth pots are hard to beat. They are a 360 degree air dome. I find I grow my best rootballs in cloth pots.
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This has been my contention since day 1. I'm glad you are now saying it too!
 
@Gee64 my plants are still darker green than I would like and I still see a few mites on some leaves which says my brix is still stuck below 12. I'll measure it again in a couple of days but do you think giving some molasses and/or a castings tea would jumpstart things or is it more about getting the calcium levels up?

I've been giving dolo water every two days.
 
Start with a brix reading and pay close attention to the calcium line for fuzziness, and yes a tea with some unsulphured blackstrap molasses will definitely help.

The darker green could be the actual color of the strain, but with your soil always being too wet previously, you were always hungry so always pale in color.

Do you have any leaf clawing going on?

In the small pots I have going on this run I have to use dolomite water regularly, at about every 2nd watering, but I'm going to have to start using it every watering now.

Theres too much root in these small pots. You may be experiencing a similar thing.
 
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