Bonzmoking
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Gday mate, following on from the other journal. Can't wait to see what the Afghan turns out like. Subbed 
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New City Grower 3.5 - Our Perpetual Grow - Continued
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Just driving thru and seen you asked about stacking bud sites. There are growth regulators out there for ornamentals, I use to use one with great results, till they changed up the labels. I guess it's got alittle of the bad things in her so I dropped it myself. I used Bush Masters, and I know GH has one called Bush Load.
Here's one I'm fixing to try out. Good read. And right on the money about stacking bud sites.
Advanced Nutrients | Bud Ignitor®
Another useful product is a kelp with a form of brown algae here' clip on it;
Ascophyllum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ascophyllum nodosum is harvested for use in alginates, fertilisers and for the manufacture of seaweed meal for animal and human consumption.[20] It has long been used as an organic and mainstream fertilizer for many varieties of crops due to its combination of both macronutrient, (e.g. N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S) and micronutrients (e.g. Mn, Cu, Fe, Zn, etc.). It also host to cytokinins, auxin-like gibberellins, betaines, mannitol, organic acids, polysaccharides, amino acids, and proteins which are all very beneficial and widely used in agriculture.[21] Ireland, Scotland and Norway have provided the world's principal alginate supply.[22][23]
I know a lot of people like to use a weaker form of transition fert's when first flowering. I like to hit mine hard with the P and K in transition phase. Like in the read, you only get new bud sites for the first couple weeks in flower. So it's important to make the most out of them. And to keep sites as close as posiable. Another thing is to start flowering with some MH or blue light for the first week it minimalize stretch.
I see one of them seeds is one you might have to do minor surgery to get her to open up. Keepem Green
Here's one I'm fixing to try out. Good read. And right on the money about stacking bud sites.
Advanced Nutrients | Bud Ignitor®
Another useful product is a kelp with a form of brown algae here' clip on it;
Ascophyllum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ascophyllum nodosum is harvested for use in alginates, fertilisers and for the manufacture of seaweed meal for animal and human consumption.[20] It has long been used as an organic and mainstream fertilizer for many varieties of crops due to its combination of both macronutrient, (e.g. N, P, K, Ca, Mg, S) and micronutrients (e.g. Mn, Cu, Fe, Zn, etc.). It also host to cytokinins, auxin-like gibberellins, betaines, mannitol, organic acids, polysaccharides, amino acids, and proteins which are all very beneficial and widely used in agriculture.[21] Ireland, Scotland and Norway have provided the world's principal alginate supply.[22][23]
I know a lot of people like to use a weaker form of transition fert's when first flowering. I like to hit mine hard with the P and K in transition phase. Like in the read, you only get new bud sites for the first couple weeks in flower. So it's important to make the most out of them. And to keep sites as close as posiable. Another thing is to start flowering with some MH or blue light for the first week it minimalize stretch.
I see one of them seeds is one you might have to do minor surgery to get her to open up. Keepem Green
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Thanxx Woody. I might just put out for a bottle of Bud Ignitor. I already have their Big Bud which I only used a couple of times during my first grow. With the two that would cover wks 1-4, the deciding weeks in bud development says Advanced Nutrients.
So they say my friend........... I swear I could see a difference using BushMasters. But I did see it made the heavy metals list on some site and they seemed fit to change the labels so I guess that's good enough for me. But then is this the same government that forced a monkey to smoke 50 joints a day and then claimed lung disease? Well big brother is looking out for us. But scary to see all that's in our fert's.....
Metals Content for Fertilizer and Soil Amendment Products
All the factors I mentioned are real hard on a perpetual grow tho. In a perfect world some blue lights the first week -14 days and then again the last week are suppose to really help a plant. Leaves me out. I have all stages like you in mine. One day I'll get my act back togather and do flips. Everything the same time in and out. Makes it a lot easier. After 10 months don't matter mites or PM or something finds me. Life Keepem Green
Metals Content for Fertilizer and Soil Amendment Products
All the factors I mentioned are real hard on a perpetual grow tho. In a perfect world some blue lights the first week -14 days and then again the last week are suppose to really help a plant. Leaves me out. I have all stages like you in mine. One day I'll get my act back togather and do flips. Everything the same time in and out. Makes it a lot easier. After 10 months don't matter mites or PM or something finds me. Life Keepem Green
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QUICK UPDATE
Jan 21, 2015
We're just getting started daT.I'm fashionably late
Needless to say am subbed
Here's the dry weights on the 2 plants chopped on the last update of New City Grower 2.0
SECOND WAVE STREET GIRL (Unknown Strain) Chopped on Jan 18
CARAMELA Chopped on Jan 18
We only dried the main cola. The bottom of this plant was left on the trunk to re-veg.
That's nearly an OZ combined. If we can do this or better every week or week 1/2 once this perpetual grow is in full swing I'll be satisfied.
Next is "the best way to germinate experiment" (highest sprout rate). We've narrowed it down to Rapid Rooters, SIP (Sub Irrigation Planter) with 75/25% Perlite/LI Grower's Mix, & Rockwool cubes. In the first round the Rockwool cube is by far the winner with the SIP running 2nd.
The bean in our soiless peat-moss/perlite/vermiculite mix hasn't even poked it's head out yet.
Day 4 / Round 1
SIP Sprout with her sidekick Good Luck Clover
RAPID ROOTER & ROCKWOOL
The RR doesn't know what it wants to do but the RW is off to the races.
Day 1 / Round 2
We'll just let the 2 cubes go toe to toe.
Our next experiment has to do with a convo we were having earlier today on Jesstar's Thread about cloning Autos. I'll let the pics do the talking.
AFGHAN KUSH (Auto) Day 29
This 1st pic's for you Bonzmoking.
Dennise
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Ohhh excited about this experiment...
Oh yeah. DO show me how to successfully clone autos. 
Now, let me seek out that conversation.
Excellent germination experiment. Obviously those Rapid Rooters live up to their hype. My money's on that seed.
I'm always learning something interesting here Reg.
Now, let me seek out that conversation. Excellent germination experiment. Obviously those Rapid Rooters live up to their hype. My money's on that seed.
I'm always learning something interesting here Reg.
british green
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Congrats on your harvest my friend . Half oz a week would be lovely . Is it possible to clone an auto ? Will the auto clone just be as mature as it's mom and start to flower ?
wildwelshman
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Nice harvest mate..cloning an auto this is going going fun to watch...
skunnymonster
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Congrats on your harvest bro I'm intrigued to see how your clone goes, I was lead to believe they weren't clonable
I'm intrigued to see how your clone goes, I was lead to believe they weren't clonable
Kalimaki420
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You can clone them the quest is does it make sense as al I read about it says that the clone will have the same age as the mom.
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Is it possible to clone an auto ? Will the auto clone just be as mature as it's mom and start to flower ?
Hopefully we will see soon enough guys. On another note:
We have a new lady in the house.
SLEESTACK X SKUNK (Regular) Day 80 / Day 5 under 12/12
We spotted her first pistils today.
SPIDER GIRL I (Unknown Strain) Day 88 / Day 44 under 12/12
She's pregnant!
I think our 2nd Wave Street Girl that hermied pollinated her. The were next to one another & hopefully she was the only one it got to. There's a good chance of that because that Street Girl was 165 days old when chopped & when plants hermie to self pollinate for survival the pollen usually falls instead of floats. Anyway, we can always use more beans.
Those are seeds & not balls right? Is it even possible to have male sacs & pistils?
They definitely look like seeds. Balls would be at the nodes, wouldn't they?
daTenshi
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Definitely seeds. I 
mystery seeds 
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Then those are double mystery seeds daT; Two Street Girls from different Waves. We just breeded a Magic Tree Deluxe Strain!
Then those are double mystery seeds daT; Two Street Girls from different Waves. We just breeded a Magic Tree Deluxe Strain!
Now that's something I've got to see grown out!
daTenshi
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Can't wait to see what comes out of them put me on the waiting list for some Magic Tree Deluxe!
put me on the waiting list for some Magic Tree Deluxe!
Your photographs show seed forming, female pollen sacks would be small yellow banana shaped instead.
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Thanxx Judge John. That's what I figured; only nanners can come from a female not male pollen sacs. I just wanted to be sure.
