shaun6868
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Thankyou, Sue n Jim, think I've got it..Now to try n post hehe..
SweetSue's Perpetual 3.0 - The Hempy/HB Hybrid Grow
MagicJim
Creme de la Creme Photos: Sept 2016
Hahaha! When I posted mine I thought "Can I beat Jim to the answer?"
I was so disappointed....NOT My cat came home and that kief is banging my temples...I'm good.
shaun6868
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DId it work??
Hope u don't mind me posting some buddage
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Time to get the show started.
Weekly Update: Clone Cuttings and Veg Shelf - Friday, January 5, 2018
While I was trimming up the Jamaican the other night I tossed the cuttings into another cup. Why not? The cup on the left is all Jamaican, the one on the right is a mix of DC, Jamaican, and Chem Dawg. I'll pick and choose as I'm inspired. If I'm going to keep this practice up it'd be a good idea to tag them some way. I'll tend to that later today.
Candy Cane 4 (Day 9) Still not light enough to consider watering. She's happily growing roots.
Red Diesel (Day 56) Today was her first Transplant drench, mixed double-strength at 2 ml per gallon of soil with an accompanying 0.2 ml of Tea. She looks ragged today because I let them dry out completely before I offered a drink.
Live been clipping her back and bending her upper branches in an attempt to get the rest of the tops to catch up. I may clip once more, but that'll be it. I figure another month and she'll be ready to flip.
Devil's Carnival 1.4 (Day 5). This is J's specimen. She's up under the light at a distance that's comfortable with me.
CBD Critical Cure 3 (Day 33) Another couple weeks and she'll be ready to upcan. This is a fairly drough-resistant plant, and they tend to go a long way between drenches. In a day or two she'll be ready for the next one, which according to my records, will be an Energy.
My foliar applications have been less than on schedule. We'll leave it at that.
Devil's Carnival 1.3 (Day 36) She's 12 days from her last drench and not looking like she's even beginning to be thirsty. I seem to grow a lot of drought p-resistant plants in soil, don't I?
I adore her profile. She's quite the beauty in person. Small yet, but mighty.
Carnival 4.6 (Day 54) She was the reciepient of the Transplant drench mixed for the Red Diesel. It's not often I have two soil plants on the same schedule. Makes it much easier. She dried up more than the Red Diesel, which is why she looks so tired. This was directly after her drench, so expect her to respond dramatically.
The new growth is really starting to take off. There are four branches coming out.
The older tips are holding well. I've kept them tied down as low as possible without splitting the main stalk.
I was waiting for her to wilt, but it never happened. Yep, another drought-resistant one. Lol!
Every day they get shifted. The last one on the left gets moved to the far right and everyone moves down a slot. This'll work until I upcan someone and have to change the shelving.
On to the blooming girls.
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Weekly Update: Girls in Bloom - Friday, January 5, 2018
The hempy girls are all fed with RX Green Solutions nutrients. Each gallon of water has 2 teaspoons of CaliMagic added to it.
Let's start on the far left and work our way across the room, shall we?
CBD Critical Cure 2.7 (Day 87, flip + 27) In her fourth week of bloom, she drinks 16 ml of Parts A & B and 8 ml of Bulk per gallon of water. I wasn't expecting her to get this big in such a small pot.
She displays the glossiest leaves! I'm really surprised by how she started thriving when I shifted her to this light.
Looking at her from the side she looks comparable to her mother, who was in three gallons or more perlite. Amazing! She takes just over a quart of water each feeding. To get this size out of that small amount of nutrients is impressive. You can see she's not being shy about the blossoms.
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Next door we have Devil's Carnival 1.2 (Day 107, flip + 42) I started flushing her on New Year's Eve, repeating it every two days. Today I upped it to every day. She's close to the end now, and sending out nanners in a panic of self-preservation.
Oh, what a beauty she's grown into, eh?
Most of the hairs are turned and pulled back.
Lower buds are still actively blooming. Another couple days and they'll be done too.
Did you spot that one?
Quite the striking specimen. I don't know if I'll have time to let any seeds develop. I've a hankering to plant me some Dark Devil Auto that won't be denied for much longer. When this girl and her neighbor come down the closet opens up and I get to have my wish.
Her neighbor may be closer to harvest.
Carnival 4.4 (Day 142, flip + 64) Her flush started yesterday. She has some amber beginning to pop up. No need for much of that. Lol!
This was right before I turned the humidifier on. The tent's been staying around 35-40% RH. Pushing it a little this close to harvest, hoping to influence terpene expression. Just a theory.
Next girl in hempy I stop at a lower nutrient level. I'd like to grow one without the burnt tips and leaf edges. It'll take a few more rounds to get it figured out. With produce like this when I push it I wonder why I worry about it. That center cola is a beast!
I think the light has something to do with the glossy leaves.
Yeah......... Can't wait to get this one dried and cured. Yum!!!
I couldn't wait any longer. Our latest addition to flowering, Jamaican 1.1 (Day 76).
She had a TransWater drench today, a good, deep one. The next drench won't come until she starts to wilt, then we shift into flowering watering, never letting her dry completely out, and limiting the drench amounts to 3/4 gallon. She was really thirsty when I took these pictures, right before the drench.
Time to make the shift. She was practically begging to go into flower.
Here she is about two hours after the drench. A happy girl.
On to the tiny closet.
Devil's Carnival 1.5 (Day 4) She started out on nutes at 1/8 strength. Next watering that'll be bumped up to 1/4. I bump them up pretty quick with this nutrient line with no adverse effects so far. Just growing roots. She's lifted up much higher. I may shift her back under the quantum boards and just sit her in the closet at night, until I have another home for her.
Chem Dawg (Day 67, flip + 20) In her third week of flowering she getting 14 ml of Parts A & B with 8 ml of Bulk per gallon of water.
I didn't notice how much she's stretched. Lol!
That's better.
Malawi 1.2 (Day 67, flip + 11) She's still on entry-level nutes, 14 ml of Parts A & B with 1 ml of Energy per gallon of water. I love what this girl is doing. I have no idea yet what I can do to contain her. I'll wait until I have a tent to shift her into. She'll be the first one to be moved.
Looking wild and rascally. Lol!
I'll have to get seeds and try with this chemovar again. I like this style of plant.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, concludes today's nickle tour. I hope they brought a measure of joy to your already joyful day. I'm pleased to be able to show them off to knowledgable cultivator's of our favorite plant. Now I'm gonna go find something to eat, at long last.
I'll be seeing you around the yards.
The hempy girls are all fed with RX Green Solutions nutrients. Each gallon of water has 2 teaspoons of CaliMagic added to it.
Let's start on the far left and work our way across the room, shall we?
CBD Critical Cure 2.7 (Day 87, flip + 27) In her fourth week of bloom, she drinks 16 ml of Parts A & B and 8 ml of Bulk per gallon of water. I wasn't expecting her to get this big in such a small pot.
She displays the glossiest leaves! I'm really surprised by how she started thriving when I shifted her to this light.
Looking at her from the side she looks comparable to her mother, who was in three gallons or more perlite. Amazing! She takes just over a quart of water each feeding. To get this size out of that small amount of nutrients is impressive. You can see she's not being shy about the blossoms.
.
Next door we have Devil's Carnival 1.2 (Day 107, flip + 42) I started flushing her on New Year's Eve, repeating it every two days. Today I upped it to every day. She's close to the end now, and sending out nanners in a panic of self-preservation.
Oh, what a beauty she's grown into, eh?
Most of the hairs are turned and pulled back.
Lower buds are still actively blooming. Another couple days and they'll be done too.
Did you spot that one?
Quite the striking specimen. I don't know if I'll have time to let any seeds develop. I've a hankering to plant me some Dark Devil Auto that won't be denied for much longer. When this girl and her neighbor come down the closet opens up and I get to have my wish.
Her neighbor may be closer to harvest.
Carnival 4.4 (Day 142, flip + 64) Her flush started yesterday. She has some amber beginning to pop up. No need for much of that. Lol!
This was right before I turned the humidifier on. The tent's been staying around 35-40% RH. Pushing it a little this close to harvest, hoping to influence terpene expression. Just a theory.
Next girl in hempy I stop at a lower nutrient level. I'd like to grow one without the burnt tips and leaf edges. It'll take a few more rounds to get it figured out. With produce like this when I push it I wonder why I worry about it. That center cola is a beast!
I think the light has something to do with the glossy leaves.
Yeah......... Can't wait to get this one dried and cured. Yum!!!
I couldn't wait any longer. Our latest addition to flowering, Jamaican 1.1 (Day 76).
She had a TransWater drench today, a good, deep one. The next drench won't come until she starts to wilt, then we shift into flowering watering, never letting her dry completely out, and limiting the drench amounts to 3/4 gallon. She was really thirsty when I took these pictures, right before the drench.
Time to make the shift. She was practically begging to go into flower.
Here she is about two hours after the drench. A happy girl.
On to the tiny closet.
Devil's Carnival 1.5 (Day 4) She started out on nutes at 1/8 strength. Next watering that'll be bumped up to 1/4. I bump them up pretty quick with this nutrient line with no adverse effects so far. Just growing roots. She's lifted up much higher. I may shift her back under the quantum boards and just sit her in the closet at night, until I have another home for her.
Chem Dawg (Day 67, flip + 20) In her third week of flowering she getting 14 ml of Parts A & B with 8 ml of Bulk per gallon of water.
I didn't notice how much she's stretched. Lol!
That's better.
Malawi 1.2 (Day 67, flip + 11) She's still on entry-level nutes, 14 ml of Parts A & B with 1 ml of Energy per gallon of water. I love what this girl is doing. I have no idea yet what I can do to contain her. I'll wait until I have a tent to shift her into. She'll be the first one to be moved.
Looking wild and rascally. Lol!
I'll have to get seeds and try with this chemovar again. I like this style of plant.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, concludes today's nickle tour. I hope they brought a measure of joy to your already joyful day. I'm pleased to be able to show them off to knowledgable cultivator's of our favorite plant. Now I'm gonna go find something to eat, at long last.
I'll be seeing you around the yards.
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That's wonderful news.
DId it work??
Hope u don't mind me posting some buddage
It worked beautifully Shaun. I don't mind at all.
They're gorgeous. Who doesn't love buds so heavy they fall over? Lol!
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Nope... high nitrogen levels causes my babies to gloss over and look all rubbery.
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SweetSue's BioBomb Brownies: Updated Version
I've drastically changed the way I make my brownie oils since purchasing the Instant Pot, so I thought it was time to update the oil recipe.
I start with 8 grams of good bud. No decarb necessary. The pressure cooker will both decarb and infuse.
This is particular mix is two different versions of Devil's Carnival with 2 grams of Thin Mint GSC.
After grinding I pick out all the larger stem pieces and make certain everything is busted up nice and small. I won't be straining it out so I want the plant material small enough to not be distinguishable by texture from the rest of the brownie.
I do a pot-in-pot arrangement in the Instant Pot. The ground bud is mixed with 1/2 cup of coconut oil. I prefer the unrefined. I think it enhances the brownie flavors.
A domed aluminum foil top is lightly placed on the bowl to keep condensation from dripping into the oil.
I cook on high pressure for 110 minutes (1 hr and 50 minutes). I've checked with a hot oil bath and this gets the bud decarbed enough to be nearly fully converted by the time the brownies are cooked.
I let the pressure cooker release the pressure over time, on its own. Typically I start at night when I'm on my way to bed and let it do its thing while I sleep. In the morning I pop it open and pull out the bowl.
This is why there's a dome on the bowl.
At this point I add a tablespoon of lecithin, although I never really measure anymore.
If I'm using olive oil, the bowl of oil goes into the fridge for between 6 and 24 hours to allow the lecithin time to emulsify the oil and cannabinoids. If this were a medicinal brownie I might consider EVO to avoid the first-pass of the liver. Olive oil is absorbed first into the lymphatic system, and as such is more valuable for many medicinal applications. For recreational I use coconut oil. It goes straight to the liver and is converted to 11-hydroxy THC, always more psychoactive than delta-9 THC and longer lasting.
Coconut oil doesn't really need to be refrigerated. It'll go solid at room temps below 76 degrees F, so I just set it out on the counter until it goes solid.
Then I set it into a hot water bath until it goes liquid again. I might repeat this a few times, if I'm busy. The more often I do this the more dispersed the cannabinoids are. With rec brownies I'm not all that concerned.
Generally I put it through one cycle of liquid to solid and back to liquid, then I set it to the side and get my brownie ingredients out.
I'm partial to the Duncan Heinz Milk Chocolate or Fudge brownie mixes, but use whatever mix makes you happy.
I cut them into 16 pieces and have two a day, most days, one for breakfast and one later in the afternoon. This batch will be ready to cut in a few minutes and I'll be making an exception for a late evening dose.
8 grams of bud
1/2 cup coconut oil
Instant Pot or pressure cooker available. You want temps at around 230-240, so check your manuals.
* grind bud and remove larger stem material
* mix oil and bud in small bowl, cover, and place in Instant Pot
* cook for 110 minutes on high pressure
* let cool down naturally
* add 1 tablespoon of liquid sunflower lecithin
* let go solid, bring back to liquid form
* Make brownies following the recipe on the box, using the brownie oil as the oil portion. Use all of this oil, regardless of what the recipe calls for. Some call for 1/3 cup. Use the 1/2 cup and don't worry about it. It'll work.
I've drastically changed the way I make my brownie oils since purchasing the Instant Pot, so I thought it was time to update the oil recipe.
I start with 8 grams of good bud. No decarb necessary. The pressure cooker will both decarb and infuse.
This is particular mix is two different versions of Devil's Carnival with 2 grams of Thin Mint GSC.
After grinding I pick out all the larger stem pieces and make certain everything is busted up nice and small. I won't be straining it out so I want the plant material small enough to not be distinguishable by texture from the rest of the brownie.
I do a pot-in-pot arrangement in the Instant Pot. The ground bud is mixed with 1/2 cup of coconut oil. I prefer the unrefined. I think it enhances the brownie flavors.
A domed aluminum foil top is lightly placed on the bowl to keep condensation from dripping into the oil.
I cook on high pressure for 110 minutes (1 hr and 50 minutes). I've checked with a hot oil bath and this gets the bud decarbed enough to be nearly fully converted by the time the brownies are cooked.
I let the pressure cooker release the pressure over time, on its own. Typically I start at night when I'm on my way to bed and let it do its thing while I sleep. In the morning I pop it open and pull out the bowl.
This is why there's a dome on the bowl.
At this point I add a tablespoon of lecithin, although I never really measure anymore.
If I'm using olive oil, the bowl of oil goes into the fridge for between 6 and 24 hours to allow the lecithin time to emulsify the oil and cannabinoids. If this were a medicinal brownie I might consider EVO to avoid the first-pass of the liver. Olive oil is absorbed first into the lymphatic system, and as such is more valuable for many medicinal applications. For recreational I use coconut oil. It goes straight to the liver and is converted to 11-hydroxy THC, always more psychoactive than delta-9 THC and longer lasting.
Coconut oil doesn't really need to be refrigerated. It'll go solid at room temps below 76 degrees F, so I just set it out on the counter until it goes solid.
Then I set it into a hot water bath until it goes liquid again. I might repeat this a few times, if I'm busy. The more often I do this the more dispersed the cannabinoids are. With rec brownies I'm not all that concerned.
Generally I put it through one cycle of liquid to solid and back to liquid, then I set it to the side and get my brownie ingredients out.
I'm partial to the Duncan Heinz Milk Chocolate or Fudge brownie mixes, but use whatever mix makes you happy.
I cut them into 16 pieces and have two a day, most days, one for breakfast and one later in the afternoon. This batch will be ready to cut in a few minutes and I'll be making an exception for a late evening dose.
8 grams of bud
1/2 cup coconut oil
Instant Pot or pressure cooker available. You want temps at around 230-240, so check your manuals.
* grind bud and remove larger stem material
* mix oil and bud in small bowl, cover, and place in Instant Pot
* cook for 110 minutes on high pressure
* let cool down naturally
* add 1 tablespoon of liquid sunflower lecithin
* let go solid, bring back to liquid form
* Make brownies following the recipe on the box, using the brownie oil as the oil portion. Use all of this oil, regardless of what the recipe calls for. Some call for 1/3 cup. Use the 1/2 cup and don't worry about it. It'll work.
Thanks for the recipe, I'm breaking out the MB2 tomorrow.
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My pleasure. The liquid sunflower lecithin is the secret ingredient that makes them hit faster.
I'll grab some tomorrow, I have to get gelatin for gummies too.
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Nice brownie stash .
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It makes enough for eight days, which in my world calculates out to a week with two special treats.
Lol can't fault you there
The leaves on your babies are so dark and shiny that they look like fake plastic leaves. They're beautiful.
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Sue, I made my first batch of brownies the other day following as much of your advice as I could remember. I have the Magical Butter Machine, and used the 8 hour setting. They came out pretty nice and I think strong! My GF made some nice tins with bows and stuff to give to the guys at work. Turns out the two regular smokers are vegan so they had to give theirs to the third novice smoker. I hope it works out well for him. .
Thanks Sue for the inspiration! I think I've had a years worth of sugar in just the first week of the year. Everything happens for a reason, it hasn't really been a good couple days but the brownies really helped me make it through.
Thanks Sue for the inspiration! I think I've had a years worth of sugar in just the first week of the year. Everything happens for a reason, it hasn't really been a good couple days but the brownies really helped me make it through.
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If I could find a way to make them without sugar I'd be all over it. I'm glad they've helped. I'm sorry to hear the New Year started off less than stellar, but things always work out, and the more chill you can stay the easier it is to see the opportunity open up in front of you. Brownies can be very helpful in awaiting inspiration.
It gets better. I promise you.
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