MightyMoe22
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Looking good @Slammy Pajama ! Chocolope and strawberry cough are two strains I really want to try, excited to see how yours turn out!
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Thanks mate! Yea Chocolope is one i have been wanting to try for a long time, so i am super stoked about these! We had some very sleepy indicas the first few runs, so these should be an exciting comparison to experiment with!
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I heard that about the sleepy indicas, my last two big harvests have been of cement shoes, and that stuff will put you down! Lol I've got a black amnesia haze going atm that I'm really excited about as well! Come check out the jungle some time!
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Today's flower update:
Temp: 11-25 degrees
RH: 52-76%
Flowers are looking good! Starting to really look like little buds now
. This is one of my favourite parts now, just watching as the flowers actually swell and develop! Meant to get in and water them today, but didn't get around to it. Lots happening today in the food garden outside!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
Temp: 11-25 degrees
RH: 52-76%
Flowers are looking good! Starting to really look like little buds now
. This is one of my favourite parts now, just watching as the flowers actually swell and develop! Meant to get in and water them today, but didn't get around to it. Lots happening today in the food garden outside!Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
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Today's veg update:
Three little babies still looking good! I've been keeping the soil from drying out too much, but they are probably ready for an up-pot pretty quick here!
I'm pretty sure some of these clones look like they are justttt starting to grow at the very centre, too... maybe that means it worked and they are starting to root! I thought the lower humidity would be tough on them, but maybe it's the kick in the pants they needed!
Three bigger ladies are looking so good! Bushing out very nicely!
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Three little babies still looking good! I've been keeping the soil from drying out too much, but they are probably ready for an up-pot pretty quick here!
I'm pretty sure some of these clones look like they are justttt starting to grow at the very centre, too... maybe that means it worked and they are starting to root! I thought the lower humidity would be tough on them, but maybe it's the kick in the pants they needed!
Three bigger ladies are looking so good! Bushing out very nicely!
After another tie-down
MightyMoe22
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Everyone's looking vibrant and healthy!! Like I said before, the strawberry cough and chocolope are two that are high up on my list of "to grows" . Excited to see how yours turn out! 
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Everyone's looking vibrant and healthy!! Like I said before, the strawberry cough and chocolope are two that are high up on my list of "to grows" . Excited to see how yours turn out!
Thanks mate! Yea I'm especially excited about the Chocolope, as I am definitely a sativa kind of guy. But I tried some very mediocre strawberry cough recently grown by a friend of a friend, so I'm excited to open their eyes to the world of ROLS. If these end up anything like the last girl scout cookies we chopped, then i will be one happy camper!
I'm starting to be very happy with where my soil is at, now that it's had a couple months to really cook down! I've basically been just watering all these ladies without nutes their whole life, just a little egg shell ferment from time to time for the CalMag! Just ordered a bunch more stuff so I can get another huge batch of soil mixed up and cooking in a trough to expand our outdoor garden!
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Yesterday's flower update:
Temp: 12-28
RH: 47-55%
Ladies looking happy! Can't complain. Still need to water them though...
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
Temp: 12-28
RH: 47-55%
Ladies looking happy! Can't complain. Still need to water them though...
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
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Yesterday's veg update:
Plants looking great! The little seedlings are definitely getting ready to go up
And the clones are looking good too!
Big ladies are looking good! Can't wait for the tent to be free!
Plants looking great! The little seedlings are definitely getting ready to go up
And the clones are looking good too!
Big ladies are looking good! Can't wait for the tent to be free!
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Today's flower update:
Temp: 17-27 degrees Celsius
RH: 46-52%
Has been pretty cold lately, so i switched the little panel heater back on (it's on a timer, so only runs at night time now). That's brought our temperature range right back where i want it, and it seems like running the dehumidifier on about 60-75% all the time is keeping humidity in the room in a decent range! Woohoo! This has been the easiest grow to get everything dialed in so far! We'll have to see how summer treats us though... i might even have to start running the flowers at night or something if it's too hot during the day. Time will tell!
STILL didn't get a chance to water them today, so I really want to get in and give them a good soak tomorrow so they are happy and ready to pack on those flowers for me! Colours are looking beautiful though!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
Temp: 17-27 degrees Celsius
RH: 46-52%
Has been pretty cold lately, so i switched the little panel heater back on (it's on a timer, so only runs at night time now). That's brought our temperature range right back where i want it, and it seems like running the dehumidifier on about 60-75% all the time is keeping humidity in the room in a decent range! Woohoo! This has been the easiest grow to get everything dialed in so far! We'll have to see how summer treats us though... i might even have to start running the flowers at night or something if it's too hot during the day. Time will tell!
STILL didn't get a chance to water them today, so I really want to get in and give them a good soak tomorrow so they are happy and ready to pack on those flowers for me! Colours are looking beautiful though!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
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Today's veg update:
Still just pluggin along! Everybody is looking really good! Gave all the little pots a bit of water to keep them happy. Big ladies will get a big soaking tomorrow after i take care of the flower girls
Still training away! Couple shoots are starting to come up along the main stems and getting that nice thick knuckle right at the base, so looks like we are breaking that apical dominance! Now to fill the entire real estate of these big pots with main colas >;D
Still just pluggin along! Everybody is looking really good! Gave all the little pots a bit of water to keep them happy. Big ladies will get a big soaking tomorrow after i take care of the flower girls
Still training away! Couple shoots are starting to come up along the main stems and getting that nice thick knuckle right at the base, so looks like we are breaking that apical dominance! Now to fill the entire real estate of these big pots with main colas >;D
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Today's flower update:
Temp: 18-25 degrees
RH: 50-67%
Looking so good today! Chocolope was definitely a little thirsty, and everybody was pretty light so we got a bit of water into them. Probably only about 2-3 litres each, with some bio boost and just a smidge of Epsom salts and molasses, as I'm seeing a tiny bit of that interveinal lightening that I see in the veg ladies, and i think its just a little magnesium. We'll give a little more water to saturate the pots tomorrow
I do have a few white or burnt sort of looking tips on a little bit of the new growth on the super lemon, so i hope I'm not seeing a little K deficiency like we had in the last batch of soil. Time will tell! But they are still growing at a great rate, and looking so good! Soon enough I'm going to have some beautiful ladies to cut down!!
On a side note, this strawberry cough is starting to get sparkly already!! She might be a little bombshell when she's finished!!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
Temp: 18-25 degrees
RH: 50-67%
Looking so good today! Chocolope was definitely a little thirsty, and everybody was pretty light so we got a bit of water into them. Probably only about 2-3 litres each, with some bio boost and just a smidge of Epsom salts and molasses, as I'm seeing a tiny bit of that interveinal lightening that I see in the veg ladies, and i think its just a little magnesium. We'll give a little more water to saturate the pots tomorrow
I do have a few white or burnt sort of looking tips on a little bit of the new growth on the super lemon, so i hope I'm not seeing a little K deficiency like we had in the last batch of soil. Time will tell! But they are still growing at a great rate, and looking so good! Soon enough I'm going to have some beautiful ladies to cut down!!
On a side note, this strawberry cough is starting to get sparkly already!! She might be a little bombshell when she's finished!!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
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Today's veg update:
Got the three little babies slightly up-potted! It was a little rough, as they had sort of melded some of their roots into the egg shell cartons, and i wasn't 100% stoked about the idea of planting them down into the little pots with the cardboard still attached, so i very carefully ripped them out. Hopefully I wasn't too rough on them!
Clones are looking good! Albeit pretty much the same. Haha
Big ladies got left outside for a few hours today in the rain, so they are nice and saturated again! I also finished off the watering with about 1/2 tsp of Epsom salts and a little molasses in a 2L sprayer split between them. Going to try and get their hungryness sorted so they catch back up and start growing similarly again. Training is still going great though!!
Got the three little babies slightly up-potted! It was a little rough, as they had sort of melded some of their roots into the egg shell cartons, and i wasn't 100% stoked about the idea of planting them down into the little pots with the cardboard still attached, so i very carefully ripped them out. Hopefully I wasn't too rough on them!
Clones are looking good! Albeit pretty much the same. Haha
Big ladies got left outside for a few hours today in the rain, so they are nice and saturated again! I also finished off the watering with about 1/2 tsp of Epsom salts and a little molasses in a 2L sprayer split between them. Going to try and get their hungryness sorted so they catch back up and start growing similarly again. Training is still going great though!!
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Today's flower update:
Temp: 20-27
RH: 46-68%
Ladies looking SO good!! We're probably like, 2-3 weeks since flip and i love how they are looking!
Got some more water and bio boost into them today, and defoliated some of the big leaves on the Chocolope to open her up a little and encourage some better airflow through the canopy. She's really nice and bushy. Can't wait to see yields on these ladies!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
Temp: 20-27
RH: 46-68%
Ladies looking SO good!! We're probably like, 2-3 weeks since flip and i love how they are looking!
Got some more water and bio boost into them today, and defoliated some of the big leaves on the Chocolope to open her up a little and encourage some better airflow through the canopy. She's really nice and bushy. Can't wait to see yields on these ladies!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
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Today's veg update:
Ladies looking good! Still just training and waiting. Got another tent to get set up for them tomorrow, so we're going to be in business!!
Still just watching and waiting on the clones front. I'll snap some better pics of the tiny seedlings when we get the tent set up!
Ladies looking good! Still just training and waiting. Got another tent to get set up for them tomorrow, so we're going to be in business!!
Still just watching and waiting on the clones front. I'll snap some better pics of the tiny seedlings when we get the tent set up!
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Today's flower update:
Temp: 15-30 degrees
RH: 44-56%
These ladies are making me drool! The whole city is so dry right now that I haven't been able to buy anything for the last few weeks to tide me over till chop! And these are looking SO good!!
Definitely seeing some burnt tips and interveinal chlorosis on the super lemon, and maybe just a little starting on the strawberry cough too. Looks like a potassium deficiency to me! So I'll be aiming to keep adding microbes and maybe a little bit of bio flores while I get my hands on some banana peels to play with
Starting to really see some sparkle coming on though! This is exciting!!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
Temp: 15-30 degrees
RH: 44-56%
These ladies are making me drool! The whole city is so dry right now that I haven't been able to buy anything for the last few weeks to tide me over till chop! And these are looking SO good!!
Definitely seeing some burnt tips and interveinal chlorosis on the super lemon, and maybe just a little starting on the strawberry cough too. Looks like a potassium deficiency to me! So I'll be aiming to keep adding microbes and maybe a little bit of bio flores while I get my hands on some banana peels to play with
Starting to really see some sparkle coming on though! This is exciting!!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough:
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Today's veg update:
Whoops forgot to turn down the red and blue for my pics haha. Oh well, nothing too exciting to report. Just chugging along! These three big ladies are definitely looking bigger every day though! I can't decide exactly how I'm going to train them around, but I want to fill the whole pot with colas in preparation for scrogging them
Cut a few more shoots cleaning up the Chocolope the other day, so I've got quite a few clone friends sitting waiting to root. Let's see what happens!
Whoops forgot to turn down the red and blue for my pics haha. Oh well, nothing too exciting to report. Just chugging along! These three big ladies are definitely looking bigger every day though! I can't decide exactly how I'm going to train them around, but I want to fill the whole pot with colas in preparation for scrogging them
Cut a few more shoots cleaning up the Chocolope the other day, so I've got quite a few clone friends sitting waiting to root. Let's see what happens!
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Yesterday's flower update:
Temp: 15-32 degrees
RH: 44-55%
Flowers looking so good! I meant to get in and water them, but they can last another day without much dramas. I might give them a little bit of humiboosta just for fun, and maybe just a tiny touch of potash or bloom nutes, just to be sure they're not hurting for potassium
Heat has also been creeping up a little bit the last few days, so I'm keen to get my second light situation figured out so I can stop running the viparspectra, cuz that thing will make that room cook in the summer if I have it turned up very much (shes only on about 70% all spectrums right now)
But nonetheless! Super stoked with what's going on in the tent right now!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough (super sparkle!):
Temp: 15-32 degrees
RH: 44-55%
Flowers looking so good! I meant to get in and water them, but they can last another day without much dramas. I might give them a little bit of humiboosta just for fun, and maybe just a tiny touch of potash or bloom nutes, just to be sure they're not hurting for potassium
Heat has also been creeping up a little bit the last few days, so I'm keen to get my second light situation figured out so I can stop running the viparspectra, cuz that thing will make that room cook in the summer if I have it turned up very much (shes only on about 70% all spectrums right now)
But nonetheless! Super stoked with what's going on in the tent right now!
Super lemon:
Chocolope:
Strawberry cough (super sparkle!):
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Yesterday's SOIL update:
Finally got my next batch of soil cooking up!! We've been intending to use this same mix for all our veggies and herbs and things as well, so now that I'm starting to get the recipe dialed in, I went for the biggest batch yet!! Latest mix is:
Base:
-125L compost/worm castings
-100L canna professional (peat mix)
-50L rice hulls
-25L canna pro plus (coir)
-15L Biochar (might add 15-20L)
-10L perlite
-15L dehydrated worm castings pellets
Amendments:
-240g alfalfa meal
-1050g Azomite
-600g coconut meal
-600g crustacean blend
-250g Diatomaceous Earth
-1500g dolomite lime
-600g high-phos guano
-1000g gypsum
-1100g kelp meal
-850g malted barley
-1200g neem meal
-1000g palagonite
-80g potash
-500g soybean meal
-1000g soft rock phosphate
-1000g volcanic rock dust
Aiming for a very mineralised soil to give it long-term fertility, and a little more coconut meal and some potash this time to try and ensure that potassium isn't a problem like it has been. The application rates of the potash seemed comically small for the amount of total soil volume, but i didn't want to go overboard in case it's ridiculously potent or something like that...
But it's a reeeally good texture, so i watered in some humiboosta to kick it off, and those dehydrated worm pellets should have some eggs in there that'll hatch once they get rehydrated enough! In the next few weeks, we should have a nice active cook going!
Bonus cat pic, because he wouldn't stop yelling at me while I was trying to do soil stuff (we set up a kitty net so they can hang out with us outside while we are in the back, and they love it!!)
Finally got my next batch of soil cooking up!! We've been intending to use this same mix for all our veggies and herbs and things as well, so now that I'm starting to get the recipe dialed in, I went for the biggest batch yet!! Latest mix is:
Base:
-125L compost/worm castings
-100L canna professional (peat mix)
-50L rice hulls
-25L canna pro plus (coir)
-15L Biochar (might add 15-20L)
-10L perlite
-15L dehydrated worm castings pellets
Amendments:
-240g alfalfa meal
-1050g Azomite
-600g coconut meal
-600g crustacean blend
-250g Diatomaceous Earth
-1500g dolomite lime
-600g high-phos guano
-1000g gypsum
-1100g kelp meal
-850g malted barley
-1200g neem meal
-1000g palagonite
-80g potash
-500g soybean meal
-1000g soft rock phosphate
-1000g volcanic rock dust
Aiming for a very mineralised soil to give it long-term fertility, and a little more coconut meal and some potash this time to try and ensure that potassium isn't a problem like it has been. The application rates of the potash seemed comically small for the amount of total soil volume, but i didn't want to go overboard in case it's ridiculously potent or something like that...
But it's a reeeally good texture, so i watered in some humiboosta to kick it off, and those dehydrated worm pellets should have some eggs in there that'll hatch once they get rehydrated enough! In the next few weeks, we should have a nice active cook going!
Bonus cat pic, because he wouldn't stop yelling at me while I was trying to do soil stuff (we set up a kitty net so they can hang out with us outside while we are in the back, and they love it!!)
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Slammy Pajama
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Yesterday's veg update:
Things are still just plugging along in the closet. Might give them a water soon with a microbe boost (I'll have to get all the little ones watered, so I'll give the big ones a lift and see where they are at, they may not be quite ready for water just yet)
I need to get in and do some more training on the big ladies! I'm still kind of deciding how I want to shape them, and I'm almost wondering if I've gone too sideways too early... only time will tell! I just know it will mean I probably can't get a scrog net down on them for a little while until they really get some height on them. But I'm LOVING the colours I'm seeing in the plants now that the soil is nicely cooked down! (This last batch of soil is probably abouttttt 6 months old now?)
Things are still just plugging along in the closet. Might give them a water soon with a microbe boost (I'll have to get all the little ones watered, so I'll give the big ones a lift and see where they are at, they may not be quite ready for water just yet)
I need to get in and do some more training on the big ladies! I'm still kind of deciding how I want to shape them, and I'm almost wondering if I've gone too sideways too early... only time will tell! I just know it will mean I probably can't get a scrog net down on them for a little while until they really get some height on them. But I'm LOVING the colours I'm seeing in the plants now that the soil is nicely cooked down! (This last batch of soil is probably abouttttt 6 months old now?)
