Experiments With Blue Cheese - Brassic Style
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Hi everyone,
just so there's no confusion here. Plant #1 is the one at back in the last pic above. She suffered the damage first time round as a vegging F1 seedling. She went on to harvest (about 1 oz ). I kept her going after a root ball trim and repot (doesn't always work). Now she's the plant that is our current subject in my ghetto bloom box at the start of the thread. I'm guessing at about 4 oz currently as bud growth seems to have not got bigger this last week. Friday will complete 35 days. Anyone rate PK 13/14 ?
just so there's no confusion here. Plant #1 is the one at back in the last pic above. She suffered the damage first time round as a vegging F1 seedling. She went on to harvest (about 1 oz ). I kept her going after a root ball trim and repot (doesn't always work). Now she's the plant that is our current subject in my ghetto bloom box at the start of the thread. I'm guessing at about 4 oz currently as bud growth seems to have not got bigger this last week. Friday will complete 35 days. Anyone rate PK 13/14 ?
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High there Brit
Last time I revegged some flowering cuts I noticed the ones that got stripped early of as much of the bud and old growth vs the ones that kept more used material grew slower in the beginning but by week two were well on the way to passing the others but by 30 days it was no competition. I look fwd. to seeing those get it on again
Hi s1igblade,
Interesting observations. Did you go on to flower them out ? Yields ? Smoke potency ?
Plant #3 is in perpetual veg and seems to have no problem coming back even when I hack her to bits !
BB
Congrats...
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Hey Everybody,
Sorry I've not been reporting much lately. It's been a hectic few weeks with other commitments and some major stress over lack of grow space preparation for my next adventure. Hope to get a full update with pics done in next day or two. Thanks for now.
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Sorry I've not been reporting much lately. It's been a hectic few weeks with other commitments and some major stress over lack of grow space preparation for my next adventure. Hope to get a full update with pics done in next day or two. Thanks for now.
BB
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Heya, BB 
Can't wait to see the new pictures.
Every time I see your big girl I try to picture what one of mine will look like in ~10 months. I think I'm going to try revegging my Loretta (Trainwreck) if I can keep her alive til harvest.
I just love her 3-leaf trait and don't want her to ever die. I'm going to try my hand at cloning too.
Here's a toke from me to you
Don't let the stress get to you!
Can't wait to see the new pictures.
Every time I see your big girl I try to picture what one of mine will look like in ~10 months. I think I'm going to try revegging my Loretta (Trainwreck) if I can keep her alive til harvest.
I just love her 3-leaf trait and don't want her to ever die. I'm going to try my hand at cloning too.Here's a toke from me to you
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Hi Guys n Gals,
It's picture time !
I never gave this girl a name so now I pronounce her Gloria (cos she's a survivor.)
So what's Gloria been up to. Its hard to see a difference when you're checking in on your girls everyday, but a few side by side pics reveal all. The comparison pics are from 14 days ago. Now I never expected much from this grow, as first time round her buds were on the small side and so the genetics are for more of the same.
However she's throwing up surprises as we move along. Take a look. We are now at 42 days.
Out across the canopy
A few cola comparisons
And another
It's hard to determine what effect low power side lighting has on a grow. She is certainly busy down under.
I kinda wanted to dive in there with the scissors and tidy her up sort of lolly pop style, but the jury is still out about stressing your girls after 12/12. So I played safe. I'll be wondering for ever more though if a good trim would have made her put more effort in at the top. There is a lot of tiny popcorn stuff under there, that must be consuming resources.
Another thing is the speed of progress. This is an 8 to 10 week strain. First time around I had red light at dark issues and believe it dragged things out for sure. Proof now seems assured, as Gloria looks like she only has 2 to 3 weeks to go. Her pistils are mostly on the turn with very few new ones appearing. In an ideal world I would love her to get that final bud fattening growth sometimes seen at the end. Alas as I have done nothing to get more I can only expect a tad more than she's giving now.
So possible harvest in a few weeks. Will be watching those tric's
Peace to All
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It's picture time !
I never gave this girl a name so now I pronounce her Gloria (cos she's a survivor.)
So what's Gloria been up to. Its hard to see a difference when you're checking in on your girls everyday, but a few side by side pics reveal all. The comparison pics are from 14 days ago. Now I never expected much from this grow, as first time round her buds were on the small side and so the genetics are for more of the same.
However she's throwing up surprises as we move along. Take a look. We are now at 42 days.
Out across the canopy
A few cola comparisons
And another
It's hard to determine what effect low power side lighting has on a grow. She is certainly busy down under.
I kinda wanted to dive in there with the scissors and tidy her up sort of lolly pop style, but the jury is still out about stressing your girls after 12/12. So I played safe. I'll be wondering for ever more though if a good trim would have made her put more effort in at the top. There is a lot of tiny popcorn stuff under there, that must be consuming resources.
Another thing is the speed of progress. This is an 8 to 10 week strain. First time around I had red light at dark issues and believe it dragged things out for sure. Proof now seems assured, as Gloria looks like she only has 2 to 3 weeks to go. Her pistils are mostly on the turn with very few new ones appearing. In an ideal world I would love her to get that final bud fattening growth sometimes seen at the end. Alas as I have done nothing to get more I can only expect a tad more than she's giving now.
So possible harvest in a few weeks. Will be watching those tric's
Peace to All
BB
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I'll do a few close up shots of her abundance of tric coated leaves. There will be a whole load of very usable trim for sure. See ya soon.
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A quick point on that popcorn. As a lot of it is immature and still rather lively on the pistil front, there would be little to lose on a two stage harvest no ? If time allows (I need the space) I shall crop the tops and see if she's willing to finish the small stuff off. I suppose I could move her for this as she'll be somewhat smaller by then. We might stress her to pollinate as an interesting aside. Could do with the seed.
Anyone care to guess yield ? That's for the whole BTW.
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Anyone care to guess yield ? That's for the whole BTW.
BB
Sorry I've been caught up, its beg a bile and I can't remember thy exact weights any measures but it wasn't horrible, f I remember right it was close.
As for raising her skirt i take off a little each day and haven't had any issues after flip, hope that helps
I told you Id be here soon Brit. Those buds are jumping right off the screen! I'm trying to grab one.
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Thank you, as always.
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Stress free repotting for Dummies (like me)
Apologies for the picture quality, I think my camera is having a bad day. I don't take credit for the following method as I saw it on someones thread. Can't remember who but thanks to them anyway.
This should work for most soil type mediums. Works great for the coco/perlite I'm using here.
It's time to repot some cuttings so I loosely fill a larger pot about half full with fresh medium. Then position the smaller pot noting where the surface level will be.
Then infill until inner and outer surfaces are level. Water the fresh media with PH adjusted water.
Remove the cutting to leave a nice cup shape impression.
Carefully release the cutting from her cup
Gently place her in her new home
Firm as necessary.
Job done. My girls are ready for a few more weeks of veg.
Apologies for the picture quality, I think my camera is having a bad day. I don't take credit for the following method as I saw it on someones thread. Can't remember who but thanks to them anyway.
This should work for most soil type mediums. Works great for the coco/perlite I'm using here.
It's time to repot some cuttings so I loosely fill a larger pot about half full with fresh medium. Then position the smaller pot noting where the surface level will be.
Then infill until inner and outer surfaces are level. Water the fresh media with PH adjusted water.
Remove the cutting to leave a nice cup shape impression.
Carefully release the cutting from her cup
Gently place her in her new home
Firm as necessary.
Job done. My girls are ready for a few more weeks of veg.
High There Brassic
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Hello Brassic Brit AND . . . .
FOR SHARING YOUR GROW WITH US . . . . 
I MADE IT . . . .
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Thanks for dropping by Isearch,
That's a refreshingly wacky thread you got going over there. Will be pleased to help in any way I can.
In other news. I am patiently waiting for chop day on my big girl Gloria. Her skunky stench has been overpowering these last few weeks. But its now mellowing down some to a nice fruity blueberry aroma. Again this tells me she is close to finish. No great action on the bud front, but I can hope. Winding down on the nutes also, soon she'll be getting just water. A few of her fan leaves have also started turning yellow over the weekend. I'm hoping the timing will be just right to get my next three girls straight into flower. They will be my first clones to go the whole way, and I am both very pleased with myself and quite excited about the next grow.
After much experimenting in adverse summer conditions I finally perfected a cloning method that worked 100% for me. Its a shame that all the work ultimately ended up in the bin as I had nowhere to put them to mature. I shall share my method with you along with a photo tutorial when I do another round in the near future. It's nothing fancy, I just kept on trying to iron out the pitfalls in the simplest way possible. No special equipment is required either it's a simple cut, dip, set and forget. As they say less is More.
See ya round.
That's a refreshingly wacky thread you got going over there. Will be pleased to help in any way I can.
In other news. I am patiently waiting for chop day on my big girl Gloria. Her skunky stench has been overpowering these last few weeks. But its now mellowing down some to a nice fruity blueberry aroma. Again this tells me she is close to finish. No great action on the bud front, but I can hope. Winding down on the nutes also, soon she'll be getting just water. A few of her fan leaves have also started turning yellow over the weekend. I'm hoping the timing will be just right to get my next three girls straight into flower. They will be my first clones to go the whole way, and I am both very pleased with myself and quite excited about the next grow.
After much experimenting in adverse summer conditions I finally perfected a cloning method that worked 100% for me. Its a shame that all the work ultimately ended up in the bin as I had nowhere to put them to mature. I shall share my method with you along with a photo tutorial when I do another round in the near future. It's nothing fancy, I just kept on trying to iron out the pitfalls in the simplest way possible. No special equipment is required either it's a simple cut, dip, set and forget. As they say less is More.
See ya round.
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I like Less is More so much, I proclaim it my catch phrase
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Reg, my brand new vibe-o-meter is clearly signaling that your temps and rh are just fine
Less is more
Less is more
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