Deep Blue F3 - F4

supersillybilly

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• Aug 12, 2012

• #21

The one at the very top stands out for me so far. Very interesting

 

mr west

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• Aug 12, 2012

• #22

The one at the bottom right stands out to me lol as does the top second from left lol. Looks a bit Jakey in leaf structure

 

DST

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• Aug 12, 2012

• #23

I'll get them in better light at some point when they are settled in. The skunky influence does seem to have stayed in the F3, with a lot of the leaves having a slight pointy shape to them. Although the female I used for the F3 was quite a small chick, the male still had a bit of size to it and was def a little more skunk like leaning (I guess the livers/psychosis side). They are all back in the cab now, snuggled in where they can!

 

mr west

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• Aug 12, 2012

• #24

Dr Snuggles lol friend of the plant world.

 

ghb

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• Aug 13, 2012

• #25

it's a bit too early for me to be saying which one stands out, i'll come back in 6-7 weeks and predict which one will be the winner lol

 

mr west

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• Aug 13, 2012

• #26

ghb said:

it's a bit too early for me to be saying which one stands out, i'll come back in 6-7 weeks and predict which one will be the winner lol

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cop out lolololol

 

ghb

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• Aug 13, 2012

• #27

3.5l pots are really small to be flowering in D. i read that you like replanting in old coco, how do you manage this when the pots are chocca with roots? i have never used the coo more than once because of this.

 

supchaka

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• Aug 13, 2012

• #28

It's the same as reusing soil for me. I knock the roots around till it all falls apart back into my wheelbarrow. Then I pull the loose stringers out. I also mix new soil and perlite with my used stuff as well as fresh bone and blood meal.

 

DST

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• Aug 14, 2012

• #29

I done the replanting on old pots for a while (i.e not removing any of the substrate in the pot and just sticking a clone on the top). But I went back to my old method of emptying the pots, and pretty much doing what supchaka said. I add some myco, some dry feed, a little bit of fresh coco if needed, and a mix from my compost heap. Which is where all the old roots, coco, garden and kitchen waste goes.

These 3.5 litre pots wil produce easily an oz+ a go. They are also configred nicely for my set up. If you are happy to water every second day then they are ample. I do have a few larger pots on the go, 5 gallons for the main DOGs.

ghb said:

3.5l pots are really small to be flowering in D. i read that you like replanting in old coco, how do you manage this when the pots are chocca with roots? i have never used the coo more than once because of this.

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supchaka said:

It's the same as reusing soil for me. I knock the roots around till it all falls apart back into my wheelbarrow. Then I pull the loose stringers out. I also mix new soil and perlite with my used stuff as well as fresh bone and blood meal.

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mr west

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• Aug 14, 2012

• #30

Ive got about 90% grass cuttings in my compost bin lol with a few thousand tea bags and 6 pots of used coco lol.

 

DST

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• Aug 18, 2012

• #31

Settling into the pots now. Just gave them all a litre of water. Should help those roots settle further. Got 12 selected. I have included a few of my faves individually as well.

With HPS side lighting:

Normal lighting

Very indica looking, short and dumpy, my fave i think.

also short.

Bit more of a hybrid looker to me. Slightly longer leaves.

Peace,

DST

 

209 Cali closet grower

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• Aug 18, 2012

• #32

 

ghb

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• Aug 19, 2012

• #33

are they having their own flowering space? they don't half look different to my db, still erly days though.

 

BigeoffTidwell

Member

• Aug 27, 2012

• #34

Man I got a pack of engineer's dream, 10 for 10 germ rate. Super excited.

 

DST

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• Aug 28, 2012

• #35

Sorry I didn't reply to your PM, BigoffTidwell, I am not allowed to talk about seeds on RIU via PM's. Good luck with the Engineers. Nice things ahead.

And the Deep Blues will be flowered in the usual flowering room, GHB. The one's I choose to pollenate will be isolated for that purpose of course.

Got a few snaps of them today. Culled 2 males and have 2 males left. Rest are females but need to check properly as I spent 5 hours just cleaning my outdor greenhouse today. Pics coming soon.

 

BigeoffTidwell

Member

• Aug 28, 2012

• #36

No problem, preciate it though.

DST said:

Sorry I didn't reply to your PM, BigoffTidwell, I am not allowed to talk about seeds on RIU via PM's. Good luck with the Engineers. Nice things ahead.

And the Deep Blues will be flowered in the usual flowering room, GHB. The one's I choose to pollenate will be isolated for that purpose of course.

Got a few snaps of them today. Culled 2 males and have 2 males left. Rest are females but need to check properly as I spent 5 hours just cleaning my outdor greenhouse today. Pics coming soon.

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DST

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• Aug 29, 2012

• #37

The 2 boys that are left after the culling of the other males.

Some of the gilrs:

Peace, DST

 

supersillybilly

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• Aug 29, 2012

• #38

You seek him here, u seek him there, u seek him everywhere.lol

How was the Hols? I cracked them 2 mystery seeds we found in one of your many jars. I feel a legend clone only strain coming.....this time next year we will b millionares

 

DST

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• Aug 29, 2012

• #39

Hols was great, amazing experience and I am now a certified Sailing Crew Member (believe it or not).

I like the "we will be millionares" bit, haha. Fingers crossed!

How was Antwerpen?

 

supersillybilly

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• Aug 29, 2012

• #40

I didny really dig it m8. Flemish, even their tounge of speach sounds shit. Could easily settle in Amsterdam tho