Thirvnrob
Well-Known Member
I'm addicted to buying seeds...
I really need to write down the steps to starting a new journal, here we go...
Green Crack - I'm sure everyone knows the history of this strain, but here are the specifics from the supplier, 420:
The feminized strain of marijuana known as Green Crack gives users a mental buzz while eliminating stress. It contains low CBD levels of 0.10% and very high levels of THC, reportedly up to 22%. However, users aren't left with a couch-lock high and can continue to remain focused throughout the day.
Green Crack Cannabis will leave you energized and focused with a steady and invigorating mental buzz that keeps you going throughout the day. Growing this marijuana strain is fairly easy in Mediterranean-like climates, and it can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors. Seeds grow into tall, high-yielding plants. Beginners will have no problem growing this strain of Cannabis.
Honestly, I've read a fair amount of conflicting information about the Sativa/Indica ratio, but I'm going with the breeder here as I like that ratio.
Medium:
I was early in the process of concocting The Rev's TLO 2.0 recipe when life intervened, so what I have mixed is:
Two parts FFOF
One part Worm Castings
One part 70/30 Coir/perlite mix
Presently, the babies are in quart containers, similar to a SIP, but I'm top watering for now, employing @Emilya Green 's watering techniques. She made a strong case for keeping the girls in fabric containers & watering them like she always did through veg & then transitioning to sips before flower.
I'm a rebel at heart - I germinated these seeds in the soil that they occupy at this very moment. I have no idea what lights I used for their first couple weeks above ground, but I'll take pictures & maybe someone will educate me.
My big boy lights: Two @marshydro FC3000
Should I return to open room growing, these lights have more than met my expectations, both in & out of tents. The both of the girls are under one FC3000 & just switched from 24/0 to 18/6 - right before I came across an article recommending leaving the lights on 24 hrs. daily through veg. What say my comrades?
Environment: Two possibilities. I have three tents, but I have both of the babies in one tent for now. I really don't like growing in tents. I'm not a young'un anymore & therefore not so flexible either. I completed a few grows in an open room with my lights hanging from the ceiling & they did pretty well, but I felt like I needed to contain the light, so I'm back in the tents. I can manage the temp & RH except when it's hot as f*** & the humidity is off the chain. The temp is more difficult to maintain in tents than in an open room situation. The RH is a different animal where I live - It often reaches 99% right before sunrise. I thought about getting me a big ol' dehuey. From who did I get that descriptive adjective? anyway, I think I'll just buy another one like I already have. Lastly, fungus gnats are abundant here - I was recently reminded of mosquito bits, bites & dunks, all of which I've used, but had forgotten about. I trust you'll all forgive the dangling participle...
I really need to write down the steps to starting a new journal, here we go...
Green Crack - I'm sure everyone knows the history of this strain, but here are the specifics from the supplier, 420:
Plant type | 40% indica 60% sativa |
THC | Up to 22% |
CBD | Insignificant amount |
Difficulty | Moderate |
Climate | Indoors | Mediterranean |
Plant size | Tall |
Vegetative stage | 4 to 8 weeks |
Flowering time | 10 weeks |
Yields | 18 to 20 oz per plant |
Taste and Smell | Citrus | Earthy | Fruity | Pine | Sweet |
Effects | Energetic | Euphoric | Happy | Uplifted |
Green Crack Cannabis will leave you energized and focused with a steady and invigorating mental buzz that keeps you going throughout the day. Growing this marijuana strain is fairly easy in Mediterranean-like climates, and it can be cultivated both indoors and outdoors. Seeds grow into tall, high-yielding plants. Beginners will have no problem growing this strain of Cannabis.
Honestly, I've read a fair amount of conflicting information about the Sativa/Indica ratio, but I'm going with the breeder here as I like that ratio.
Medium:
I was early in the process of concocting The Rev's TLO 2.0 recipe when life intervened, so what I have mixed is:
Two parts FFOF
One part Worm Castings
One part 70/30 Coir/perlite mix
Presently, the babies are in quart containers, similar to a SIP, but I'm top watering for now, employing @Emilya Green 's watering techniques. She made a strong case for keeping the girls in fabric containers & watering them like she always did through veg & then transitioning to sips before flower.
I'm a rebel at heart - I germinated these seeds in the soil that they occupy at this very moment. I have no idea what lights I used for their first couple weeks above ground, but I'll take pictures & maybe someone will educate me.
My big boy lights: Two @marshydro FC3000
Should I return to open room growing, these lights have more than met my expectations, both in & out of tents. The both of the girls are under one FC3000 & just switched from 24/0 to 18/6 - right before I came across an article recommending leaving the lights on 24 hrs. daily through veg. What say my comrades?
Environment: Two possibilities. I have three tents, but I have both of the babies in one tent for now. I really don't like growing in tents. I'm not a young'un anymore & therefore not so flexible either. I completed a few grows in an open room with my lights hanging from the ceiling & they did pretty well, but I felt like I needed to contain the light, so I'm back in the tents. I can manage the temp & RH except when it's hot as f*** & the humidity is off the chain. The temp is more difficult to maintain in tents than in an open room situation. The RH is a different animal where I live - It often reaches 99% right before sunrise. I thought about getting me a big ol' dehuey. From who did I get that descriptive adjective? anyway, I think I'll just buy another one like I already have. Lastly, fungus gnats are abundant here - I was recently reminded of mosquito bits, bites & dunks, all of which I've used, but had forgotten about. I trust you'll all forgive the dangling participle...