Pinkie Pie!!!!

To give you an update on your strains, every thing looking great. All seeds started 8-3-2015. All popped and now ready to move em into rails today. See pic. All yours in there (beside what's in yellow collars, those are my BR's).

Normally I don't use rockwool plugs but since these were going into Bubbler Buckets i figured try it this way. Check out them roots.

PP (F6) coming on strong!

From here on I'll start a separate journal to keep you posted Mag.
 

Attachments

  • amensia, PP F6, OG x PP in BBs 8-17-15.JPG
    amensia, PP F6, OG x PP in BBs 8-17-15.JPG
    229.8 KB · Views: 13
  • OG x PP peat plugs 8-3-15.JPG
    OG x PP peat plugs 8-3-15.JPG
    217 KB · Views: 11
  • How roots should look 8-16-15.JPG
    How roots should look 8-16-15.JPG
    186.6 KB · Views: 12
  • PP (F6) coming on strong 8-17-15.JPG
    PP (F6) coming on strong 8-17-15.JPG
    217.6 KB · Views: 10
Thefarmer12 said:
I've silently followed your work on and off for awhile. Great looking plants.

Do you sell these seeds anywhere or are you planning to?
Click to expand...
:D thanks for showing interest in my work farmer12
not quite yet but probably in a year or so. I want most plants to be close to my original goals before Id feel comfortable selling them, (your rep is everything in breeding)

diystealthgrower said:
To give you an update on your strains, every thing looking great. All seeds started 8-3-2015. All popped and now ready to move em into rails today. See pic. All yours in there (beside what's in yellow collars, those are my BR's).

Normally I don't use rockwool plugs but since these were going into Bubbler Buckets i figured try it this way. Check out them roots.

PP (F6) coming on strong!

From here on I'll start a separate journal to keep you posted Mag.
Click to expand...

WOW!!!! im fucking impressed man!
I have never seen autos in bubble buckets let alone Pinkie Pie's, this is hella exciting for me bro :D

very nice roots, them bitches are fuzzy!

man stealth gotta hand it to you, Im stoked to watch your log now.
 
Couple of flash shots from the D1 tote
I must say I am very surprised to see only 1 plant dark purple and the rest light purple-green from this population since all 6 mothers used were dark purple and the dad was a light puple male, either way still nice plants and I am willing to bet theyll gain a bit more color as the flower cycle goes on.

013.jpg 010.jpg
 

Attachments

  • 007.jpg
    007.jpg
    1.5 MB · Views: 3
  • 011.jpg
    011.jpg
    1.7 MB · Views: 8
A few shots from the A1-P tote showing excellent resin development and coloration.
(these are all different plants)
the A1-P line is really shaping up to be my most superior line as far as holding individuals with all the traits im after in one package, now just to stabilize them a bit more and increase the occurrence of these "perfect" individuals and Ill be set.
021.jpg 024.jpg 020.jpg
 

Attachments

  • 018.jpg
    018.jpg
    1.5 MB · Views: 2
  • 023.jpg
    023.jpg
    1.5 MB · Views: 2
  • 025.jpg
    025.jpg
    1.8 MB · Views: 4
The rewards of not just callously blasting my plants with insecticides (organic or otherwise)
I get little visitors to my little patch of sunshine :D008.jpg 004.jpg
 

Attachments

  • 005.jpg
    005.jpg
    1.6 MB · Views: 4
  • 006.jpg
    006.jpg
    1.8 MB · Views: 4
  • 007.jpg
    007.jpg
    1.7 MB · Views: 5
  • 009.jpg
    009.jpg
    1.6 MB · Views: 4
  • 010.jpg
    010.jpg
    1.7 MB · Views: 4
  • 011.jpg
    011.jpg
    1.7 MB · Views: 5
  • 012.jpg
    012.jpg
    1.9 MB · Views: 4
bf80255 said:
dont they? some of the least "insect like" insects imo. Love these little guys.
Click to expand...
Definitely. I kept one as a pet in a tuppertware, then a 5gal tank when it grew, and it was so interesting. It would takefood from your hands, and even eat while siting on your your finger if you were still. He'd also follow you around with his little swiveling head lol. Most bugs seem uninterested in their environment. These things are so inquisitive. I', glad they are beneficial and for the most part, docile, because they'd be creepy as hell if they had a tendency to bite or had a stinger, lol
 
If "he" was big it was probably a female. The males are small and the females usually kill and eat the males after they breed. It would suck to be a mantis.....lol
 
EverythingsHazy said:
Definitely. I kept one as a pet in a tuppertware, then a 5gal tank when it grew, and it was so interesting. It would takefood from your hands, and even eat while siting on your your finger if you were still. He'd also follow you around with his little swiveling head lol. Most bugs seem uninterested in their environment. These things are so inquisitive. I', glad they are beneficial and for the most part, docile, because they'd be creepy as hell if they had a tendency to bite or had a stinger, lol
Click to expand...
now smoke a bowl and contemplate how life would be for us if they was like 15' tall bongsmilie
 
EverythingsHazy said:
Definitely. I kept one as a pet in a tuppertware, then a 5gal tank when it grew, and it was so interesting. It would takefood from your hands, and even eat while siting on your your finger if you were still. He'd also follow you around with his little swiveling head lol. Most bugs seem uninterested in their environment. These things are so inquisitive. I', glad they are beneficial and for the most part, docile, because they'd be creepy as hell if they had a tendency to bite or had a stinger, lol
Click to expand...
Damn! thats so badass!
she seems content in my totes so Ill let her live out her life naturally (be really cool to have a pet mantis though ) hopefully she finds a male to devour and populates the backyard with another round of little mantids for next season.

tekdc911 said:
now smoke a bowl and contemplate how life would be for us if they was like 15' tall bongsmilie
Click to expand...

I remember a teacher telling us that if spiders were ever the size of cats they would pretty much rule the world hahaha 15ft tall mantids? game over! lol
 
yea id say they are just a bit different than other insects! They are master trappers!!!
praying-mantis-catches-hummingbird-picture-2.jpg
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top