KannabisKid
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Grats on your harvest man. Those look tasty.
Wolfbuddie/unkown strain/started May 16th 2009
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DownOver
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Awesome result and really great drying space! Am really looking forward to your next grow!!
tricome
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Nice looking buds!
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Wolfbuddie
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Thanks all, I just spent about an hour prunning the short one. Curing on that one will start some time during next week. Not quite dry enought yet.
Hey Wolfbuddie, just found your journal and read it straight through. Good stuff. Congrats on you first grow and enjoying the fruits of your labors. +reps.
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Wolfbuddie
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PotPie, Thanks for the read thru and the +reps. It was a much more pleasing experience that I first imagined. Now I understand why people garden
I hear ya. I am still amazed at how much I enjoy my new hobby, growing weed....It was a much more pleasing experience that I first imagined. Now I understand why people garden
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Wolfbuddie
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Well folks, I guess it is that time. Time to update this journal one final time and then ask the good folks at 420 to move it over to the completed journals section.
first, some final pictures of my harvest that is now in the curing stage and testing better each week. Please forgive the photos, but again I only have a cellphone camera to work with, and I am pretty high right now.
top of plant number 2
top of plant number 3
I was going to summarized what I learned on this grow, but I think I am still too new to have confidence that my observations are that accurate. So instead, I will just state what things I am going to change on the next grow.
1) Not use MG potting soil. I am limited on what I can buy locally so the next grow with still use MG products, but the separate items and then mix them in my own ratio. I have already mixed my own soil for the next grow and it is 30% perlite, 30% sphagumn moss, and 30% Acid loving forest compost.
2) More light. I had very few lights during the seedling stage and first few weeks of veg, so this time I will add more light to seedling and veg stage.
3) lower pH. pH always ran high on this first grow. averaging about 7.2 almost to the end. I am now trying to get the ph right from the start and maintain it at around 6.5
4) LST the plants. Since the yield on the 3 plants I did harvest was small and most of the lower buds were under developed. I will try to LST the plants from the begining to expose more nodes to the light.
5) Try to get a 250w HPS for my grow box for the flowering cycle.
I really want to thank all those that stopped by to offer encouragement and support. this was a fun and rewarding experience.
I specifically wanted to thank DGMGH for his support and his friendship through out this process. Thanks DGMGH.
Look for my next journal soon, and thank to DGMGH I will be growing some Australian Q1 here on the East coast of the USA and I was thinking of calling it ECQ for East Coast Q.
first, some final pictures of my harvest that is now in the curing stage and testing better each week. Please forgive the photos, but again I only have a cellphone camera to work with, and I am pretty high right now.
top of plant number 2
top of plant number 3
I was going to summarized what I learned on this grow, but I think I am still too new to have confidence that my observations are that accurate. So instead, I will just state what things I am going to change on the next grow.
1) Not use MG potting soil. I am limited on what I can buy locally so the next grow with still use MG products, but the separate items and then mix them in my own ratio. I have already mixed my own soil for the next grow and it is 30% perlite, 30% sphagumn moss, and 30% Acid loving forest compost.
2) More light. I had very few lights during the seedling stage and first few weeks of veg, so this time I will add more light to seedling and veg stage.
3) lower pH. pH always ran high on this first grow. averaging about 7.2 almost to the end. I am now trying to get the ph right from the start and maintain it at around 6.5
4) LST the plants. Since the yield on the 3 plants I did harvest was small and most of the lower buds were under developed. I will try to LST the plants from the begining to expose more nodes to the light.
5) Try to get a 250w HPS for my grow box for the flowering cycle.
I really want to thank all those that stopped by to offer encouragement and support. this was a fun and rewarding experience.
I specifically wanted to thank DGMGH for his support and his friendship through out this process. Thanks DGMGH.
Look for my next journal soon, and thank to DGMGH I will be growing some Australian Q1 here on the East coast of the USA and I was thinking of calling it ECQ for East Coast Q.
DownOver
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Wolfie,
From your observations of your first grow, I would say you learnt heaps and have got the grow bug.... BIG TIME! It really is such an easily obsessional hobby. I don't think anyone here would disagree.
ECQ is an awesome name!!!!!
Reps for that and thank you so much for the kind words above.
The next journal will be one to watch for sure.
From your observations of your first grow, I would say you learnt heaps and have got the grow bug.... BIG TIME! It really is such an easily obsessional hobby. I don't think anyone here would disagree.
ECQ is an awesome name!!!!!
Reps for that and thank you so much for the kind words above.
The next journal will be one to watch for sure.
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Wolfbuddie
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This journal is complete, please move to the completed journal section.
thank you. Peace
thank you. Peace
tricome
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Great work!
AWESOME looking buds!
Can't wait for th next adventure!
AWESOME looking buds!
Can't wait for th next adventure!
420 Girl
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Thank you for sharing your grow with us!
I'm moving this to Completed Journals now.
When you start your next journal don't forget to start it here:
Journals in Progress - 420 Magazine
Love and respect from all of us here at 420 Magazine!
I'm moving this to Completed Journals now.
When you start your next journal don't forget to start it here:
Journals in Progress - 420 Magazine
Love and respect from all of us here at 420 Magazine!
fuuji0019
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Wolfbuddie congrats!!!
Those buds look might tastey, all down to your hard work and the desire to learn more has ment you've ended up with a quality harvest!
You've got the knowledge and the skills, i cant wait to see the Q1 grown by you, keep me posted!
Those buds look might tastey, all down to your hard work and the desire to learn more has ment you've ended up with a quality harvest!
You've got the knowledge and the skills, i cant wait to see the Q1 grown by you, keep me posted!
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