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10 L
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0.5 L
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Week 1
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GreenMunchkin GreenMunchkin
6 years ago
This diary is dedicated to a little experiment with the 2 ladies at the back, 2 Dance World from Royal Queen Seeds. I have one just about to end its flowering cycle and I quite enjoyed her so I want to give her another go. Trained in a manifold she grew very thick short and bushy with a beautiful canopy. An incredible Pine, Citrus, Pineapple and Spices combo of fragrances. Those 2 are from clones and have rooted the same day. They will both grow in a fresh batch of soil. Both pot will be layered and spiked. Soil recipe at the bottom as usual. Both clones will be trained approximately the same which will start with a funky fim. Noding is already alternate so not a true FIM, and I might change my mind and top them, I was just curious there. Knowing they get short and bushy I will just be randomly playing with them. Let's see where it goes. Day 1: They rooted in a jiffy pellet. they seemed to have a pretty vigorous root growth. Day 7: They have established themselves in their new pot which is a mix of coco, perlite and worm castings. --------- Soil Recipe : Base Mix 8 Liters organic soil mix or quality compost 8 Liters coco or peat 8 Liters perlite/vermiculite (70/30) 8 Liters earthworm castings 1.6L Bio-char Amendments 250ml General fert. (2-3-2) 250ml crushed oyster shells 185ml ground oyster shells 185ml dolomite lime 60ml seabird guano (11-3-2.3) 125ml feather meal 185ml bone meal 125ml soft rock phosphate 125ml powdered gypsum 125ml High PK fert. (approx. 4-9-9) 185ml kelp meal 1L composted steer manure 125ml azomite 250ml alfalfa meal 250ml granular humic acid 250ml organic rice 125ml zeolite 125ml rock dust 125ml diatomaceous earth 250ml insect frass High N layer blend : 2 parts blood meal 1-2 parts feather meal 2 parts high nitrogen bird/bat guano 1 part ground oyster shells Spike Veg 3 parts blood meal 1 part steamed bone meal 1 part high N bat/bird guano 1 part feather meal 1 part kelp meal 15ml ground oyster shell Spike Flower 4 parts feather meal 1 High PK fert (approx. 4-9-9) 1 part soft rock phosphate 2 parts steamed bone meal 2 parts high N bat/bird guano 4 parts kelp meal 1 tbsp ground oyster shell 1 tbsp Azomite powder
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BeefWellingtons
BeefWellingtonscommentedweek 56 years ago
I like the star, pretty cool!
BeefWellingtons
BeefWellingtonscommented6 years ago
@GreenMunchkin, I'm going to try it on my next grow with the Samsquach OG. I have fabric posts so I can use pins and ties.
GreenMunchkin
GreenMunchkincommented6 years ago
@BeefWellingtons, You should give it a shot, you can find ways to make it fairly easy. I just puncture hole on the rim of the pot and attach my ties there , from there i just shorten or loosen them up , or move it left or right if I want to move the colas.
BeefWellingtons
BeefWellingtonscommented6 years ago
@GreenMunchkin, I'm always impressed by these training techniques. I'm just too lazy or chickenshit to do it myself.
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Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 56 years ago
Looking good
Sgtoso
Sgtosocommentedweek 56 years ago
Looking Good!
Chewyyyy
Chewyyyycommentedweek 26 years ago
Good luck with the grow :D
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 16 years ago
Omg its a heavy soil..... did you test the EC=? iam courious how the girls did it... i wont put a seed into that soil,, but the Clones , i will see. Ok they made it and look very good. may you get the EC of your Soil=? iam nosey
GreenMunchkin
GreenMunchkincommented6 years ago
@Mrs_Larimar,Yea sure I'll get you that measurement during the next watering.
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommented6 years ago
@GreenMunchkin, you can get an ec of the runoff
GreenMunchkin
GreenMunchkincommented6 years ago
@Mrs_Larimar,Yeah it is indeed quite a heavy soil. And you are right I wuoldn't put seeds in this either, even clones were initially put in a milder mix. Also the way I normally prepare my pots there is only around 7L of that soil in a 10L pot. For the EC, I haven't measured it, I do have a EC meter but as far as I know it is for liquid. How can I go about getting the EC ?
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 66 years ago
Super Healthy, and ive been reading more.... like you said in an organic grow the runoff Ec... who cares, the organic elements show up a biiig EC that has nothing to say.its only for sythetic fertilisers
GreenMunchkin
GreenMunchkincommented6 years ago
@Mrs_Larimar,Thanks man ! Ah awesome thanks for clearing that out, I never thought it had any importance, but i'm glad you made me aware of it.
TOTEM
TOTEMcommentedweek 46 years ago
This is one of my favorite strains. If you got the stretchy sativa phenotype, just pay attention to nutrients you give her because it’s a very sensible pheno. Good luck, I’m following!
GreenMunchkin
GreenMunchkincommented6 years ago
@TOTEM,Ah sweet man , thanks for the info. Unfortunately those are clone from a short bushy one.