Shit is great too!get an hg1100 heat gun use nothes 1.5 through the one before 2 on heat settngs. http://www.amazon.com/Makita-HG1100-100-Degree-Heat/dp/B00004YOKV/ref=sr_1_2/188-4081600-9635902?ie=UTF8&qid=1420750644&sr=8-2&keywords=makita hg1100 heat gun
just hold the kit on top of it and fill bag. two fan settings for filling too. works just like a volcano but no warm up time and fills bags faster.
saved you 200$ right there from your bastard "friend" see.
Yeah mine is either alien, fire, or one of the og's in it dominant too. Has the fire og stretch just a bit. But that purple kush and whatever else help tame it. My og 18 gets much much more stretchy, and my purple grape ape.That Fireballs is looking very Alien!
Mulanje from Malberry seeds is a good BubbleGum sativa. Can get cat-pissy when drying.
Cloth pots are the best thing for avoiding over-watering. I use promix and the only thing I don't like is that when it gets dry you must soak the pot in a bucket or the promix will reject the water.
I know they are free however I wouldn't use the bottled nutes. Compost and worms produce the most amazing plant structure and terpenes.
Here are some composted flowers with what I thought were unviable seeds in my worm bin:
Cheers,
Mo
And some babies not liking chilli night time temps. My shed needs some serious TLC but for 500 dollars it's grown a little smoke so I can't complain.
U can over do potassium easily in coco tho. But yes its great. I burnt a fireballs with too much flower nutes w/ potassium. Hence roots organics selling the HP2 and HPK Both, depending on your medium and all. One is only 0-5-0. Other is 0-4-5 I believe. Their buddha bloom I've been using is 0.5-2-1.5. So a couple plants got too much K/potassium.Coco is bad ass. I switched shit up, and have been running with coco ALMOST exclusively since it came out. IMO It's hard to just keep doing the same thing, but I would say about 75% of my grows are and will continue to be in coco/perlite blend. From SOG to trees. Coco is awesome.
Anytime you wanna get busy in coco bro, lemme know
I also grow in peat based mixes a lot over the years, in fact, rite now I have quite a few lights running a coco AND peat mix. Actually, a coco/peat/castings mix. Black gold moisture hold. It's alright, but yeah, def should let it dry out pretty good in between waterings, as much as you would a "regular" peat based, like promix.
Coco is much more forgiving in the watering dept. You def don't want to let it dry out as much as promix, but you absolutely can water more frequently then you can get away with in promix( after a decent root system is established)
Only major thing, nutrient wise, to understand with the coco is it's unique cation exchange properties. Lemme know when your ready, seriously!
In fact, our hydro shop carries a very special coco blend just for meAnd now allot of other heads up here rock it also.
I posted this for you in that other thread. But it's actually how I feel about coco:
Pre 98 means nothing basically I have the high times that explains how bubba kush was made/born.
Lmao that guys got some dance moves!!! hahaha that's great, I know so many people using coco and they love it, someday I'll give it a try, I think this summer I'll play with it but i can't afford to screw up my current garden, i have to keep the rotation consistent and I know it'll take a lil while to get used to the coco, I think i'll make a space in the garage in spring for some testsCoco is bad ass. I switched shit up, and have been running with coco ALMOST exclusively since it came out. IMO It's hard to just keep doing the same thing, but I would say about 75% of my grows are and will continue to be in coco/perlite blend. From SOG to trees. Coco is awesome.
Anytime you wanna get busy in coco bro, lemme know
I also grow in peat based mixes a lot over the years, in fact, rite now I have quite a few lights running a coco AND peat mix. Actually, a coco/peat/castings mix. Black gold moisture hold. It's alright, but yeah, def should let it dry out pretty good in between waterings, as much as you would a "regular" peat based, like promix.
Coco is much more forgiving in the watering dept. You def don't want to let it dry out as much as promix, but you absolutely can water more frequently then you can get away with in promix
Only major thing, nutrient wise, to understand with the coco is it's unique cation exchange properties. Lemme know when your ready, seriously!
In fact, our hydro shop carries a very special coco blend just for me
I posted this for you in that other thread. But it's actually how I feel about coco:
Last night I listened to a podcast featuring OrgnKid. He basically said that he had the bubb but some newshit came to town called the og. He bought it for $5000 and 5 pounds of the bubba, for a tray of cuts. He began making s1's and crosses to make some of his money back. The s1's were called the OG'ers, he sold the original cut to Ghost. So ghost og is the same. I think thats where the pre98 label came from. Im not from cali so Im just repeating what I heard from the people claiming they did the work.
It looks damn good for old schwag brotha! Yeah, fresh frozen is just chopping a plant down, freezing it over night and then blasting it a day or two later, it will have a completely different smell/taste/looks, it's really really good stuff, the moisture is not a problem (as when making ice hash ect, thc isn't water soluble so the oils just separate anyways). And hell yeah, I definitley want to travel soon, setting my mind and moving from ny to cali was the best choice i've ever made, so happy i did it
Dont believe that dude. I think that story was hogwash personally.. LOL Everyone and their brother would like to take credit for creating bubba. I call BS.
and its fucking good shit too pre, post or during 98.
wow thats cool. its gonna be like jerry Springer for some breeders huh. when its shown their strains are strait from other peoples and not what they claim them to be.
U are not the father!!!
