Life of a SOG style Big Bud

SidV

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• Feb 11, 2010

• #1

AREA: NA
LIGHTING: 1k hps
NUTES: Peters crapfty
Medium: Soil ($1.99 20lb)

Info

This journal is going to follow the life of a SOG style big bud plant. (Root to flower). There will be abuse, there will be ugliness, but in the end there will be bud!

Daily pics are usually not posted until after midnight because of schedule (so Feb 11 pics will actually be posted Feb 12 etc).

If you would like to see pics of the other plants in my garden please refer to the link in my signature.


Big Bud (Feb 7 2010)(5-7'th day flower.)

Big Bud (Feb 8 2010)

Big Bud (Feb 9 2010)

Big Bud (Feb 10 2010)

 

SidV

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• Feb 11, 2010

• #2

Feb 11 2010

 

SidV

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• Feb 12, 2010

• #3

Soon enough it will start to begin to resemble a pine-cone. She has some very large calyx genetics. (Not to mention a very skunky aroma MmMMMmmmmmmm goood)
(pic from yesterday Feb 11 2010. )

 

astro.knotts

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• Feb 12, 2010

• #4

big bud indeed!

 

SidV

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• Feb 12, 2010

• #5

Got a few drops of water with peters in it on a leaf or 2 when the lights first came on yesterday, I am anticipating a few "white" burn's when the area is visited later.

 

SidV

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• Feb 13, 2010

• #6

Big Bud Feb 12 2010

 

SidV

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• Feb 14, 2010

• #7

Feb 13 2010

 

SidV

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• Feb 15, 2010

• #8

No pix for today.

INFO: Nutes have been tossed into the trash. Swapping over to Fox Farm Big Bloom. I Believe good results can be obtained with peters but buildups are too often.

 

SidV

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• Feb 15, 2010

• #9

Ok so peters was tossed out, I decided against going with any the foxfarm for this plant, instead this plant will be fed molasses from now until finish (1 1/2ml per gallon)

Please keep in mind that if you can afford good nutrients Definitely use them. I use a lot of Fox Farm & occasionally some dyna bloom, just not in this area

 

SidV

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• Feb 16, 2010

• #10

Feb 15 2010 Pics

This is my lucky milk container. Notice the # Was funny because i didn't notice the # for like 3 months, have had it FOREVER

 

SidV

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• Feb 16, 2010

• #11

 

SidV

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• Feb 17, 2010

• #12

Feb 16 2010 Pics

 

SidV

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• Feb 17, 2010

• #13

Quick Side by side for progress. (pic dates from left to right, Feb 11,12,13,15,16) (no pics from 14 taken so.)

 

FreddieMercury

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• Feb 17, 2010

• #14

hey man awsome plant so far!
this is my kind of thread! haha
LOTS AND LOTS OF PICS

im suscbribed cant wait to see them further in flowering,

+REP for the effort

 

SidV

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• Feb 18, 2010

• #15

Feb 17 2010 Pics (She's starting to jump into high gear)

 

SidV

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• Feb 18, 2010

• #16

2 Day Comparison. Left to right, Feb 16, Feb 17

Gaps between nodes should fill in rather fast from this point on and the plant should take on the appearance of 1 solid cola soon enough.

One thing i like about flowering clones that are 1" is you usually end up with a single cola of 1' - 1 1/2' tall and pretty much any energy the plant uses is on flower production since there are no branches etc.

One negative thing is that if you do not have good air circulation rot, mold can easily take a hold of your garden since your cola starts directly above the surface of your wet medium.

 

SidV

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• Feb 18, 2010

• #17

Sensi Seeds Big Bud Info

Just a quick FYI just because it says fem'd doesn't mean its not going to show any nanas (the nana's on this Big bud are sterile, well 99% of the time, theres that 1% occasional seed appearance.) Most times on fem'd seeds the appearance of nanas is common later in the plants flowering cycle, occasionally these nanas are viable pollen droppers but more often than not they are sterile (keep in mind this is nanas im talking about, not balls! I have yet to see a ball open and be loaded with sterile nanas).

Anyways If you ever get Big Bud fem'd from sensi seeds you will see nana's eventually. The genetics are just amazing, worth an occasional visible yellow nana

(the below plant is not the one from this journal, it is just a random big bud from my garden)

 

SidV

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• Feb 18, 2010

• #18

More INFO

Leaf material has been extremely green for a few days. Soil was flushed 3x w/ water. (Plant has all the nutes it can handle, flush to remove salt buildup)

 

SidV

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• Feb 19, 2010

• #19

Feb 18 2010

 

SidV

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• Feb 19, 2010

• #20

2 Day comparison (Left to right, Feb 17,18, barely visible change.)