Bushcrafting, the weed addition: Bugout patch

THE KONASSURE said:
if you want to hemi a female spray it with GA3 after harvest maybe cut one early

they`ll veg and boom all stretched and if your lucky you can shock them to make male pollen, easy way to get pollen that will produce a high level of females, I`d just avoid doing it to a strain like Kali mist for example as that can sometimes hermi anyway
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I had to stress my plants last year to get some males. I guess I had 15 plants starting to flower, and topped the living shit out of all of them but the 4 CP plants. I got two males that I used, Slo1 and GV5, and one that I didn't. One of the 12 that finished, Slo3, had one set of pollen sacks on an otherwise fully budded female. I had already got her good with the Slo1 pollen when I saw the sacks. I pinched them off and dug her up and moved her to a new location. I'm treating the seeds from her with kid gloves. The last thing I want is to continue a line if it has a Herman problem. I do have some of the seeds sprouted, and about half of them have a crumpled leaf. They are also much slower growing than the Slo2 seeds that I sprouted at the same time. I've culled them back to two plants, {one straight leaf and one crumpled leaf} but I do want to grow them out and see what they do. I'm going to pair them with plants I don't have a high regard for though.
 
Larry {the} Gardener said:
I had to stress my plants last year to get some males. I guess I had 15 plants starting to flower, and topped the living shit out of all of them but the 4 CP plants. I got two males that I used, Slo1 and GV5, and one that I didn't. One of the 12 that finished, Slo3, had one set of pollen sacks on an otherwise fully budded female. I had already got her good with the Slo1 pollen when I saw the sacks. I pinched them off and dug her up and moved her to a new location. I'm treating the seeds from her with kid gloves. The last thing I want is to continue a line if it has a Herman problem. I do have some of the seeds sprouted, and about half of them have a crumpled leaf. They are also much slower growing than the Slo2 seeds that I sprouted at the same time. I've culled them back to two plants, {one straight leaf and one crumpled leaf} but I do want to grow them out and see what they do. I'm going to pair them with plants I don't have a high regard for though.
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sometimes the ones you want to die end up being your best plants
 
Last night just at dark I got over to check on the 5 CP1, 10 Slo2 and 2 Slo3 plants. Three of the cups had been pulled out of the ground. One of the CP1 plants was already growing sideways. I got them re-buried and gave them all a drink. We were supposed to have rain, but all I got was a few sprinkles. I also stepped on one of the little Slo2 plants. It was too well hid. I think it will be alright.
 
The last rounds of seeds are up and doing well. I have 8 of 9 GV1, 8 of 9 GV2 and 13 of 16 BST.
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My next planting is going to be smaller. It's going to get crowded in a hurry. I have another spot I'll be using to hold them until they are ready to transplant.
 

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14 of the 16 BST seeds are up. If the first couple of days above dirt are any guide, this strain is going to be a fast grower. I added potting soil yesterday and today trying to keep up with them. But then the GV1 & GV2's were doing the same. Might just be more sun this week, or the Slo's might be Slo in more than name.

I also planted a 6 pack of CP1 seeds this morning. Had planned on GV4 since I was on a GV streak, but when I got out my seeds, there were only 4 GV4 seeds and I already had the 6 pack of soil ready. I will be getting some seeds back from BIL, so there might be a couple from the sample I gave him.
 
Do you have them in full sun from the get go? Any wind protection? I like your style far as I can tell. Our environment is very similar, patch locations too. I'd like to mirror your grow for my first serious experience. Cool with you that I ask questions along the way that have been answered a million times in just as many ways? Some people get pissy. I hope you see it as a sign of respect.
 
MrRoboto said:
Do you have them in full sun from the get go? Any wind protection? I like your style far as I can tell. Our environment is very similar, patch locations too. I'd like to mirror your grow for my first serious experience. Cool with you that I ask questions along the way that have been answered a million times in just as many ways? Some people get pissy. I hope you see it as a sign of respect.
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I would be glad to answer any questions. I start my seedlings outdoors, and they stay about a week here. There is some shade early and late, but they get good southern sun for most of the day.


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Then I move them to someplace like this for about 3 weeks. {more or less according my schedule and how they are growing} Again they are in good southern sunshine, but they will be competing with weeds soon. I will feel better when there are a few more weeds about.

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Last night I stayed at the camp. And instead of just staring into the fire, I got some work done. Got name tags and lanyards made for Slo2, Slo3 and CP1 plants.

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And just because para-cord has a very low melting point, that does not mean that molten para-cord is not hot.
 
I was waiting for daylight this morning at my holding grounds. I moved the GV1, Gv2 and BST plants. I had thought about hiking the Slo's back to where they were going to go, but decided I didn't have enough time. So it's getting way overcrowded. There are 5 CP1, 10 Slo2, 2 Slo3, 8 GV1, 8 GV2 and 14 BST plants there. I just left the GV's in the tray for now.

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The pictures are a great help. They really are worth a thousand words. The buried pot in the plantation is a stellar idea.
 
Larry {the} Gardener said:
I would be glad to answer any questions. I start my seedlings outdoors, and they stay about a week here. There is some shade early and late, but they get good southern sun for most of the day.


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Then I move them to someplace like this for about 3 weeks. {more or less according my schedule and how they are growing} Again they are in good southern sunshine, but they will be competing with weeds soon. I will feel better when there are a few more weeds about.

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is that a tree farm or just natural?
 
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