Jerry's Perpetually Organic Garden

farmer2424 · Jun 25, 2011

that deadhead OG looks very nice jerry, but its no tahoe. I'm really interested in seeing that sour hazy jones cross myself.

THESkunkMunkie · Jun 25, 2011

Your GS #2 looks like my keeper "Daisy" did at that age, check out my latest update on htis page here of my thread at day 63 mate >>> https://www.rollitup.org/grow-journals/396995-connoisseur-only-muti-strain-grow-44.html

mrorganics · Jun 26, 2011

anyone have any experience with g-13 labs blue venom, big buddha blue cheese, next gen grapegod, dinafem cali hash plant? i see all the names and wondered if anyones tried any of these strains out.

genuity · Jun 26, 2011

mrorganics said:
anyone have any experience with g-13 labs blue venom, big buddha blue cheese, next gen grapegod, dinafem cali hash plant? i see all the names and wondered if anyones tried any of these strains out.

grapegod is good.....

THESkunkMunkie · Jun 26, 2011

mrorganics said:
anyone have any experience with g-13 labs blue venom, big buddha blue cheese, next gen grapegod, dinafem cali hash plant? i see all the names and wondered if anyones tried any of these strains out.

I've grown Blue Cheese from clones a few years back, a good all rounder imo

Wolverine97 · Jun 26, 2011

THESkunkMunkie said:
I've grown Blue Cheese from clones a few years back, a good all rounder imo

It's great, but you do build a quick tolerance to it. At least I did.

THESkunkMunkie · Jun 27, 2011

Wolverine97 said:
It's great, but you do build a quick tolerance to it. At least I did.

I have to agree with you wolverine, the tol' build up is quick for regular tokers who like 'em strong, imo most Blueberry X's are, I've ran it only once myself, smoked loads though and it's does get old quick a bit like Northern Lights does but my mate loves it he wont let his mother go for nothing else lol.

Dwezelitsame · Jun 27, 2011

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very nice work jery
im always impressed

fkn sht now i cant cut and past tried the browser thing
found a work around for the uploads

1Luv

Jozikins · Jun 28, 2011

Where you at Jerry? I want to see some more tasty pics!

hippiepudz024 · Jun 29, 2011

the tahoe huh? im gonna have to post my pics of my current deadhead og i got three pheno's in about week four of flowering and theyre all pretty dank i have two that look like jerry's, but this one pheno is fuknnnn crazy, smells alot like sweetgod from bcbud in my opinion, i like the sweetgod grew out like five of those and three were freaks ( I DONT RECOMMEND BCBUD)so i killed them from the beginning and grew out the rest i should post pics i got a sweetgod in about week four right now too, i also have a blueberry x kings kush plant that is killer x i made

Bobotrank · Jun 30, 2011

mrorganics said:
anyone have any experience with g-13 labs blue venom, big buddha blue cheese, next gen grapegod, dinafem cali hash plant? i see all the names and wondered if anyones tried any of these strains out.

I'm growing the BBCheese as we speak... a great plant (when I'm not killing it lol). . .

Jerry Garcia · Jun 30, 2011

hippiepudz024 said:
the tahoe huh? im gonna have to post my pics of my current deadhead og i got three pheno's in about week four of flowering and theyre all pretty dank i have two that look like jerry's, but this one pheno is fuknnnn crazy, smells alot like sweetgod from bcbud in my opinion, i like the sweetgod grew out like five of those and three were freaks ( I DONT RECOMMEND BCBUD)so i killed them from the beginning and grew out the rest i should post pics i got a sweetgod in about week four right now too, i also have a blueberry x kings kush plant that is killer x i made

Feel free to post pics of your Deadheads. I love comparing!

Bobotrank · Jun 30, 2011

Hey Jerry, great grows. I'm sub'd. :peace:

shell · Jul 3, 2011

Hey Jerry. In some pictures your medium looks really light in color, and we're wondering what you use? It almost looks like sand.

Jerry Garcia · Jul 5, 2011

shell said:
Hey Jerry. In some pictures your medium looks really light in color, and we're wondering what you use? It almost looks like sand.

I put a layer of sand on top of my medium to help keep bugs away, particularly fungus gnats. This year though I've discovered the sand controls the rate of percolation, allowing me to water very quickly without the liquid running down the outside of the soil mass. When I move my plants to water it creates a gap between the soil mass and sides of the container, where water quickly drains off if I water too fast. The sand fills that gap and allows me to dump water instead of meticulously administering down the center to ensue water passes through the root zone.

Not effective in smart pots though...

Wolverine97 · Jul 5, 2011

Jerry Garcia said:
I put a layer of sand on top of my medium to help keep bugs away, particularly fungus gnats. This year though I've discovered the sand controls the rate of percolation, allowing me to water very quickly without the liquid running down the outside of the soil mass. When I move my plants to water it creates a gap between the soil mass and sides of the container, where water quickly drains off if I water too fast. The sand fills that gap and allows me to dump water instead of meticulously administering down the center to ensue water passes through the root zone.

Not effective in smart pots though...

To be fair, I think the only reason you can't do it with Smart Pots is because in your situation you have to move them to water them. Mine stay in place and with both three and five gallon sizes I get zero water coming out the sides unless I just dump it all in at once.

Edit: I really don't treat my Smart pots any different than rigid containers, but my setup is different from yours...

shell · Jul 9, 2011

Jerry Garcia said:
I put a layer of sand on top of my medium to help keep bugs away, particularly fungus gnats. This year though I've discovered the sand controls the rate of percolation, allowing me to water very quickly without the liquid running down the outside of the soil mass. When I move my plants to water it creates a gap between the soil mass and sides of the container, where water quickly drains off if I water too fast. The sand fills that gap and allows me to dump water instead of meticulously administering down the center to ensue water passes through the root zone.

Not effective in smart pots though...

Interesting, thanks for the tip :]

wyteberrywidow · Jul 10, 2011

Deadhead and gs is looking really lovely good stuff jerry

Dwezelitsame · Jul 10, 2011

hey jer how da hell are you

im lookin at the afgan kush i got 2 of them arethey same as afgan kush special dats what mine are i also got a auto a k
it was freeby at single seeds

everything looks good here jer -i always get an eye full

respect

shell · Jul 12, 2011

Jerry Garcia said:
I put a layer of sand on top of my medium to help keep bugs away, particularly fungus gnats. This year though I've discovered the sand controls the rate of percolation, allowing me to water very quickly without the liquid running down the outside of the soil mass. When I move my plants to water it creates a gap between the soil mass and sides of the container, where water quickly drains off if I water too fast. The sand fills that gap and allows me to dump water instead of meticulously administering down the center to ensue water passes through the root zone.

Not effective in smart pots though...

Hey, we've been reading up on green sand lately. We were wondering if you have used it and if you added it to your medium?

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