My 1st Grow Completed! 8 plants, 5 months, 14 ounces dry!"

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giggles26

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Ok ok some beech you wanted to see some of my plants well here you go, today was bondage day. Sorry for jacking your thread for a moment 420, but I don't wanna start a new thread just to show somebeech what's up ;)

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Girls are loving my new soil mix :D
 
Sincerely420

Sincerely420

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All good homie! Post as you will haha.
Always good seeing and hearing things from another POV!
Also what recipe did you end up using for your soil mix?

And I gotsa get me a beenie for my lox! They're geting LONG!:leaf:
 
SOMEBEECH

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Those are very nice Giggles i use colored close pins,Where i dont get the strains confused:wall: But im gonna run out of colors,and go back to plastic knifes,They work good!


Beech
 
Sincerely420

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Damn man, I'm at 72 days and I didn't start producing any bud until about day 52 when I flipped to 12/12.
This wasn't a freebie either! I paid for it! Hopefully it'll fully flower for like 5 to 6 more weeks and end up giving me a decent harvest! From the looks of things I should be ok.
l started budding at the same time after I flipped to 12/12, but the auto bub is well ahead of both widows!
The bagseed that started later on is also FULL OUT flowering!
its exciting as I have no idea what it is, but know it came from some bomb smoke! It's such a sexy plant still!
Giving the smaller plants their first tea today! It's gonna be nice to have this staggered harvest! The last couple weeks of so of the smaller plants lives be able to shine all the light on them, so maybe I'll end up with a couple ounces from the second harvest?! Hope so and I think so! Damn they're growing fast now!
Pics later :leaf:

edit* also read last night that the wicked coloration runs hand in hand with organics, so hopefully I'll get some nice hues out of everything!
 
oompa8338

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Thank you beech and 420 for your quick responses. As for your questions I'm in 8 inch pots I will be transplanting to 3 gal pots per your recomendation TODAY and yes the plant that looks good is from the same seeds same dirt , water, nutes , and same amount of it all that is y I didn't understand. I am using cfls 4 5500k 4 2700k and 3 6500k. Thank u again for all the advice I will taking it to heart and begin my changes that need to b made. I will return with an update and start a thread to help get my word out there to help as many people as possible learn from my mistakes and misfortunes. Happy growin to all!!
 
Sincerely420

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You guys can only see the labels and not all the extra shit I typed in under info, and you can always see the entire labels..
For example, a lot of the places you see "thorough H2O", for every 3 outta 4 times you see that it actually says "thorough h20 + AACT". The ingredient per are listed in the info tab once you click on the note.
But this is just a general idea of how I keep track :leaf:
 

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Environmental scientist and vermiculture specialist Norman Aracon, PhD, from the University of Hawaii, points out that as long as the worm population remains healthy and active, the heavy metals the worms ingest remain contained inside the worms’ body tissue. When those worms die, other worms and microbes ingest the worm proteins so the toxins remain sequestered and aren’t released and taken up by plants.
Worms are amazing. It's really awe-inspiring that one of the lowliest creatures on the earth is so significant in helping to maintain the delicate balance that all creatures depend upon for survival. "From small things are great things brought to pass."






In vermicomposting systems used to process biosolids, such as human waste and sewage sludge from municipal waste-treatment plants, the residual worm castings typically pass EPA requirements for heavy metals and harmful pathogens. In other words, it appears that worms work as Mother Nature’s purification plants.

Thts some weird chit,I didnt know........:roll:

Beech
 
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You can literally grow straight outta worm castings!
If I had the space for it I'd have myself a bin of worms haha doing their things at ALL TIMES!
Someday sooner than later tho lol. Nice info tho lad! Thanks for the share!
Today is gonna be a binge reading day for me lol as I've got nothing going on, so I'll share what I find interesting :joint:
 
oompa8338

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I keep my water in a big water cooler jug with an air pump and with two stones in it and I did get some ph strips like two weeks ago and been checkin ph since although I did not before that. I also had this little meter with three metal rods poking out the bottom and took no batteries that said it read ph, fertility of soil, and soil moisture that I have had for the two weeks also but it seemed like a piece of junk and has been reading that everything was fine, boy was it wrong, so I took it back and got more bulbs and some perlite. At what ratio should I add it to my soil when I transplant?? Should I prune off the dead leaves?? If so before or after transplanting??
 
SOMEBEECH

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Rinse it well.... Dont know what soil your using,But 20-30 percent should be plenty.

ID do it at the same time.Just make sure there dead, as i dont pull em off till they damn near fall off.
:peace:



Beech bongsmilie
 
oompa8338

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I'm using MG potting soil and MG perlite as it is what I can cheaply and easily get because I have been working 60 hours week and live like an hour from wherfi work.I do live where there are a lot of farmers so with some shopping around with local shops I am hoping to go organic very soon, really when I have the time to go.
 
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