Blueberry Auto grow journal by FreshCoastOrganics

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WolverineGreenscommentedweek 144 years ago

Thanx for the tip...will def give the brushes a shot

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Ganjagrandaddycommentedweek 144 years ago

That is some painful discovery buddy. mould on thick buds is so hard to avoid too. I did find a great solution and use it still now. A 20%full fat milk / 80% water. In a spray bottle and soak the buds to the stem as deep as possible. please dont worry as you do it at lights on ideally. it does not have time to cause any smell or damage to the buds and milk has been used in growingnforna long time, we just get pushed towards marketable products that do the same job as historic methods. The Milk screws then bud rot spores up chemically and they try to mate with themselves which kills them off before they get chance to replicate. It usually starts at the stem and grows outwards. Rhe milk dies and is organic so causes no taste or smell after using it. Yours looks top drawer bud too

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Ganjagrandaddycommented4 years ago

@FreshCoastOrganics, i hear that buddy . me too now.. i use living orgaanic soil and mega crop too. if you look at my diaries and click to see the list. my breast milk grow is on there. shocked me how well it went too. hydro/coco for that one but unused fresh brest milk seemed to be more usable to mix. the powdered one has a lot of goodies in it that feed the beenies too. worth an explore for sure. good luck

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Ganjagrandaddy, Good to know, thanks for more information on the types of milk to use. I only grow 100% organic now and this is definitely right up my alley! I’ll have to implement this on future grows to help prevent mold! I have also heard about using milk as some type of lactic acid/bennie additive to normal feeding? I really appreciate you taking the time to share your knowledge!!

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Ganjagrandaddycommented4 years ago

@FreshCoastOrganics,we have pasturised ordinary. full fat , skimmed and fully skimmed. raw is the best as you correctly make the point but their is still some bennies alive that help in normal too. i only used normal full fat. i grew using breast milk on my first grow here , changed up to the substitute when our daughter weaned but the plants thrived on it. had to try it as i thought , healthy to build a strong human being from just the milk so surely the goodness is there for other uses. led to milk research too. Amazing stuff in many forms. it kills spore on contact so getting it to the stem is good.

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Ferenccommentedweek 94 years ago

Really nice mate! @FreshCoastOrganics

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Ferenc, Yes! I can’t wait, she smells so good! 😎

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Ferenccommented4 years ago

@FreshCoastOrganics, Coming coming! Keep up!

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Ferenc, Thank you!! She’s starting to show some colors now, hopefully by next update we’ll see more blue/purple tones! Have a good one mate!

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PurpleWorshipcommentedweek 144 years ago

Beautifull 😍

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@PurpleWorship, Thanks man! I think I may chop her in a couple days, we will see though!

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Bud_Spencercommentedweek 134 years ago

This also looks very nice 😍

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Bud_Spencer, Thank you very much!! She smells amazing, like zkittles and berry cereal! Can’t wait for harvest! 😬

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Inganjawetrustcommentedweek 34 years ago

Off to a nice start 👍 good luck with the grow 🌱✌️

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Inganjawetrust, Thank you! She was a freebie from Seedsman so we will see how she is!

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Pochettecommentedweek 144 years ago

I am no expert but this looks like masterpiece. Good work buddy

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Pochette, Thank you so much!! Good to hear from you my friend!

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Buddha2commentedweek 144 years ago

Congratulations!

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Buddha2, Thank you!! 😎

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Johnnyroncocommentedweek 144 years ago

That sucks, but thanks for documenting for everyone else.

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Johnnyronco, Thank god all the side branches were good! At least I know for next time, right? Lol. Thanks for stopping by homie!!

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Professor_Chaoscommentedweek 124 years ago

Wow lookin nice.. Bad ass little solo cup goin too.. I did this with white widow auto.. Some topping and training and she was a 3 leaf mutant.. So she made 3 branches each node but I topped pretty early. So she only made 6 tops.. I got some of these as freebies from Greybeards. They look gorgeous growmie.. Good job

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FreshCoastOrganicscommented4 years ago

@Professor_Chaos, Thanks man!! I really didn’t know what to expect with the solo grow.. At first she started out slow and a little unhealthy (planted her in practically 85%perlite with 15% general organics ancient forest humus compost) I did this because I wanted to test the Advanced Nutrients Organic Line basically on its own, with a compost tea here and there to keep the microbes active. It’s always iffy when planting in solo cups but this time I got lucky 😎 I doubt I’ll get more than 4-5grams off of her but she was beautiful to look at! Thanks for checking out my diary I’ll have to check out some of yours! Have a good one brotha!

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DoDrugs420commentedweek 143 years ago

Beautifull Blueberry Auto !!!!!!

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DoDrugs420commentedweek 143 years ago

Holy, that's some serious Blueberry Auto!

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Nordynllccommentedweek 144 years ago

Nice!👌👍

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Wind_Weedcommentedweek 145 months ago

ok top

Blackstone814commentedweek 142 years ago

Try Dr.Zymes next time...no mold guarantee and no milk residue, lmao. They have free samples just pay shipping....best product you may have never heard of...saved my harvest more than once

heizencommentedweek 144 years ago

Nice grow mate, plants are looking good, keep it up, imma follow this one upclose.

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