Fire OG grow diary (journal) week9 by Wicked_Stix

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nice cloning technique, bro! i will follow along to see how they go. Im growing a NL now, be my guest fo visit. tchau, do Brazil!

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underfundedcommented6 years ago

@Wicked_Stix, hell yeah i will definitely try in the future

Wicked_Stixcommented6 years ago

@underfunded, thanks for checking it out. I just use plain tap water to root them. No hormones or anything. I have done it without adding an air pump, but adding a little air hose makes the method pretty much foolproof. Almost 100% sucess doing it this way. Just keep them from getting too hot(about 75f) and not too intense light.

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underfundedcommented6 years ago

@amazongrow, i agree i was gonna ask about your cloning reservoir but then i found the info you provided, very cool to see it worked, I personally am a terrible cloner so will begin using this method. did you even use a rooting hormone?

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Reapercommentedweek 55 years ago

is this just perlite in a netpot ??? i struggle with clay pellets and hydroton cube lol wtf but i think the perlite would fall to much trough my netpot. but great idea.. hope the perlite blocks the light enough

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Wicked_Stixcommented5 years ago

@Reaper, the bucket is completely full of perlite. My nutrients pump from a reservoir and drain out of the bottom of the bucket. It is a Dutch bucket style setup. It works better for me than other hydroponics I have tried. I have had issues with clay pebbles an all of that in dwc also along with the airstones. I think my first week of my older fastbuds diary I tried to describe the system.

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Mrbullcommentedweek 15 years ago

I allso like you cloning style I’ve cloned dwc style with ammazing results but I like the perlite 🤘🏻

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amazongrowcommentedweek 165 years ago

nice one bro! keep it up and check us out!

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Kushlove420commentedweek 165 years ago

If you wanna grow a beautiful plant with massive yields then you need to look into "Champagne Kush" by Seedism Seedbank. Check out my diary on her to see what I'm talking about!

Kushlove420commented5 years ago

@Wicked_Stix, Thank you :) And that's a good yield for only 130 watt

Wicked_Stixcommented5 years ago

@Kushlove420, I checked it out. Excellent work on that one! I used to grow some big sativa's outside. This grow was done on a 130w light. I will check that strain out. Thanks

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Reapercommentedweek 165 years ago

the lot of hairs is a mistake by harvesting way too early, if u waited another 3 weeks they would be much denser and potend and smelling very strong. i had the same problem and my weed smelled like hay

Reapercommented5 years ago

@Wicked_Stix, but u are the green machine its all good as long there is bud to harvest and starting already another grow before its all dry hehe

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Wicked_Stixcommented5 years ago

@Reaper, I appreciate the info on that. I knew something was off with it. This grow really got out of control and it didn't get the care it should have.

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Mrbullcommentedweek 165 years ago

Wow she’s orange when she’s dryed our

Wicked_Stixcommented5 years ago

@Mrbull, yeah really orange. Fire gets its name from all the little flame looking pistils.

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Lucimagocommentedweek 95 years ago

Great job with the monstercropping. I have never done this myself. Is there a reason you would do this instead of taking clones in veg if you can?

Wicked_Stixcommented5 years ago

@@Lucimago,thanks! I normally wouldn't clone buds but they happened to be in flower when I had the opportunity to get them. Monster crops usually start off with branches shooting out everywhere and they don't need much training. That is the benefit most people use the method for. I had some time with them so I went ahead and did some topping and training. I'm anxious to see how they shape up once they stretch.

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Fire & Water monstercropping