billcollector99
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looking beautiful my friend@@@ 
Growitup Greenhouse 2011
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elleandblair420
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Let's go we need some more posts and pics lol new follower here like everything you do and actually went through your entire cab and greenhouse grow fucking insane; in my greenest dreams lol quick question about late flowering....have had 2 fems going since may 1st in upstate ny. Switched to flower on July 21st a new grower using the mg line of soil and nutes. No problems at all just a lil burn early on in veg I flushed and switched to flower everything is awesome but I have both of them in the same pot 10 gal pot....one is def budding nice white hairs and crystals forming on new bud growth....the other is more or less just starting seems like a couple weeks behind...does this seem normal? Both have got all the same shit throughout their life cycle.....I don't have any test equip but I really don't have a reason to get anything yet lol all that I have added to the soil is dolomite veg nutes, and bloom nutes definitely have a watering schedule also foliar spray with superthrive....my real question I guess is do u think the lazy one will bud in time before it gets too cold here? Temps during day 75 or so at night in the 50s-60s, what do u think and what info am I lacking for you to make a determination? Will post some pics asap when I learn how to lol thanks a bunch any suggestions welcome don't bash on a noob lol
(my best Elvis voice) "Thank you, Thank you, thank you very much"looking beautiful my friend@@@
Ha! I don't bash noobs unless they bash me first. Welcome to my journal.
Sounds like you got two different phenotypes in one pot. I know it is not recommended to put two plants in the same pot cause one can strangle out the other but in a 10 gallon pot, as long as the plants are not over 5 foot tall you should be alright. Will she finish in time? Hard to say. I have had late bloomers finish with the rest just smaller then some that took their time about it. As long as the trichomes are cloudy you can harvest both. Dont worry about amber. They will survive in temps as low as 40° (did it in the green house last winter) but I wouldnt go any colder then that.
You have probably thought of this already but if she is late and its too cold out there what you can do is harvest the one that's done, leave the root system and cut it off right above the soil. Got an old waterbed heater or heating pad? wrap the pot with it or put it under it. If you can keep the roots warm enough it should survive.
On the other hand, if its just a scrawny little piece of shit toss it.
elleandblair420
Member
Lol they are both about 4 feet got the seeds from supposedly sour diesel two different bags gave me 5 seeds germed them and 2 survived the long haul. But I know true sour d wouldn't have seeds but was enticed to try them they all popped after 4 days or so. The funny thing is the bigger and bushier one looks the healthiest all along but it was the other one that is budding now go figure lol
Yeah, Murphys law.
Well, they are just getting started and now it may look like a big difference, I bet in 5 or 6 weeks they will look pretty close.
Like I said as long as the trichs are cloudy you get good smoke and they stay cloudy for like a month.
Hey, I assume you survived Irene alright? Earthquake a week or so ago, You've had your share of disasters.
Well, they are just getting started and now it may look like a big difference, I bet in 5 or 6 weeks they will look pretty close.
Like I said as long as the trichs are cloudy you get good smoke and they stay cloudy for like a month.
Hey, I assume you survived Irene alright? Earthquake a week or so ago, You've had your share of disasters.
Shwagbag
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Its just the earth doing what it does. She'll wipe us all out sooner or later, hopefully I'm sleeping or high on brownies so i don't know what happened.
elleandblair420
Member
Does anyone know what strain this might be? Smells and looks dank stick icky icky lol I took a shower after handling it and my fingers were still sticky lol
elleandblair420
Member
I will try again later first attempt failed to put up some pics
potpimp
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Are you saying you can cut the plant off just above the soil, and if you keep the roots warm, it will grow back??? I've never heard of that before but that would be amazing if it works.
Ha!
No man, He's got two plants in one pot, Harvest the one and leave the roots, Leave the other and keep it warm.
That reminds me, its probably a good time of year to buy a used waterbed heater or two myself.
I decided I'm not going hydro this winter. Gonna be all soil and could use a couple heaters for six plants.
The girls in the greenhouse are shaping up. got lots of small flowers forming now.
I started bubba kush on FF's Cha Ching today and added some sm-90 to the res (20ml)
Girls in the cab are at 10 weeks now and flushing.
No man, He's got two plants in one pot, Harvest the one and leave the roots, Leave the other and keep it warm.
That reminds me, its probably a good time of year to buy a used waterbed heater or two myself.
I decided I'm not going hydro this winter. Gonna be all soil and could use a couple heaters for six plants.
The girls in the greenhouse are shaping up. got lots of small flowers forming now.
I started bubba kush on FF's Cha Ching today and added some sm-90 to the res (20ml)
Girls in the cab are at 10 weeks now and flushing.
billcollector99
Well-Known Member
Thanks for reminding me about the SM-90, i forgot i had it, and I def need to use it right now.
billcollector99
Well-Known Member
I noticed some root gnats yesterday, and if I remember correctly it does wonders on killing them too right?
Well these girls are still growing, all this training has gotta be slowing the blooming down but the good news is they are finally starting.
I got a couple shots of the tops of the tangerine dream when I had the front panels off the other day.
This shot is from this morning,
Gotta get in there and tie them back.
I'm not doing it this way next year, too much work. Well, here we go again.
I got a couple shots of the tops of the tangerine dream when I had the front panels off the other day.
This shot is from this morning,
Gotta get in there and tie them back.
I'm not doing it this way next year, too much work. Well, here we go again.
Yep, that's the plan, use a strain like train wreck or kush. Start them later and once they get six feet drop them in 16" holes.
Still, I gotta see what I get off of this to see if it's worth it.
Forgot I took a short vid of them when the front panels were off a few days ago.
Actually week 14.5
[video=youtube;pd4gUfeaTwg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd4gUfeaTwg[/video]
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Still, I gotta see what I get off of this to see if it's worth it.
Forgot I took a short vid of them when the front panels were off a few days ago.
Actually week 14.5
[video=youtube;pd4gUfeaTwg]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pd4gUfeaTwg[/video]
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ironheadxl
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Happy Labor Day (ironic isn't it?) so here is a journal I followed one plant in a water farm, Tangerine Dream and this link shoud give inspiration to all lol, if this is his yield man I cannot imagine what your in for.
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/418227-barneys-farm-tangerine-dream-waterfarm-51.html