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weeks 4-11
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weeks 6-8, 10-11
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weeks 7
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weeks 7-8
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28 L
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Worm Castings
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OGS Premium Aeration Mix
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Smartie Smartie
4 years ago
Greetings friends, how y'all doing? 👍 Few, had very busy week finishing the planters and the shade/misting house but proud to announce that all my babies are out the house and on their own 😎 Today was a perfect planting day, bit cloudy but that helped in making everything look nice dark green, bonus.. Planting went smooth and she looks so much better already.. I'll share a very detailed recipe below and pictures of the soil-making process are posted in week 1 of Jack's diary 😉 As you can see, I modified a tomato ring to hopefully kill 2 birds with one stone: 1) give a structure to train main and secondary branches on 2) give working space at soil level (2-3 inches) without pegs/wires interfering with the topdressing. So the idea is to train the main stem 'between' the 2 rings and us those 2 rings (in combination with ties to the planters, or even across to the other side of the ring) to tie down secondary branches to. Instead of a million pegs at soil level I will use the tomato ring as my virtual soil level so that should create the necessary working space below the ring. Ideally I would like to have more space in between rings but this is what I had to work with 🤷. The moment I see she's recovered from today I will start to prune the secondary growth that she has so far. I want to keep the center open so secondary branches will be pruned until she reaches the ring or already in it. Hopefully I have the tomato ring finished by next week's rendezvous 😂 I would love to stay and chit chat but I'm outie 🤣 Thanks again for checking in on us, we love yous too!! 👏✌️ The soil recipe (long read ahead 😂): - 1 part Worm Castings - 1 part OGS Spagnum Peat Moss - 1 part OGS Premium Aeration Mix: Premium Aeration Mix is perfect to keep your soil aerobic. It is composed of Pumice (55%), Rice Hulls (40%) and Zeolite (5%) to bring fantastic air-filled porosity, room for microorganisms to live, additional cationic exchange capacity and slow release Nitrogen and Silica to your soil. Then following products were added at 1/2 cup per cubic feet (7Gal) : - Kelp Meal: Kelp Meal is an excellent source of NPK along with over 60 micronutrients. It has many complex carbohydrates such as Alginic acid, Mannitol, as well as plant plant hormones like Cytokinins, Indoles, Auxins and Gibberellins. These hormones are involved in a variety of process's from enhancing vegetative growth and flowering, all the way through to reducing shock from transplanting, over watering and heat-shock. It is rich in amino acids and minerals which enhance microbial life enormously, helping to ensure a better crop. - 22% mineral content overall - 50% Carbohydrates - 6% Amino Acids - 2% Sulfur (Helps ensure you get the tastiest, most terpene rich harvest possible) - Neem Cake: Neem Cake provides a great source of NPK with values of 4-2-2 respectively and is commonly used in soil mixes and topdressings to provide adequate nutritional support to your plants. On top of this neem has phenomenal Integrated Pest Management (IPM) properties, which occurs through its production of molecules such as Azadirachtin, Salannin and Nimbin, which act as an antifeedant for over 200 species of insects. - Oyster Shell Flour: Oyster Shell Flour is a premium Calcium source that takes longer to break down than other Calcium sources. This means by using Oyster Shell Flour you significantly reduce the risk of lockout issues arising when compared with alternative Calcium sources, which can be completely broken down in a few weeks in an active enough rhizosphere. - Fin 'N' Feather Meal: Fin 'N' Feather Meal contains several components that will provide an abundance of N-P-K to your soil over time. It is long release and will not burn your plants! In microbial rich soil it is an excellent way to quickly provide nitrogen to your garden. Fin 'N' Feather Meal has a superior N-P-K profile and benefit to feather meal since it contains higher levels of calcium to help mobilise the macro-molecules it is accompanied by. I normally would add Crab Meal or Crustacean but the guys from OGS told me to add more Fin 'N' Feather Meal and use their OGS Water Supplement (Hydro Frass): By providing in an easily soluble form of an abundance of minerals, complex sugars, natural plant hormones, amino acids, humic acids, fulvic acids and azomite in the appropriate ratios, Organic Gardening Solutions 'All-In-One' Water Supplement works to alleviate plant stress and promote vigorous growth of both the plants and the microbial populations present in your garden. Components: -Dehydrated Coconut Water: Coconut powder brings to the mix an abundance of cytokinins and auxins which are essential hormones that work together to regulate apical growth and root growth, promote cytokinesis (cell division), and have been shown to slow down senescence by preventing the breakdown of proteins. Also present are amino acids, macro-nutrients, micro-nutrients and other auxin analogues to assist in seed development and flower development, and several mono- and polysaccharides which promote microbial growth. -Dehydrated Aloe Vera: Aloe Vera powder is rich in Salicylic Acid, which plays a role in plant growth, photosynthesis, ion uptake and transport, as well as in the resistance to pathogens through the production of pathogenesis-related proteins. -Humic & Fulvic Acid: Humic and Fulvic acids are organic polymers which co-ordinate and chelate macro-molecules/metals, and assist in facilitating their uptake. They also act to neutralise soil pH, allowing trace elements once bound in the soil to become available to the plant. Fulvic acids have an oxygen content over twice that of humic acids and as such are much more chemically reactive, with an exchange capacity more than double that of humic acids. Because of their small size, fulvic acid molecules can enter plant roots, stems and leaves, carrying trace minerals from plant surfaces into plant tissues. When humic and fulvic acids are applied to soil, increased root growth rates are observed. -Kelp Meal (soluble): Kelp Meal is high in K, and is a source of trace minerals, amino acids, plant micro-nutrients and natural plant hormones. -Azomite (soluble): Azomite is a trace element source, conditioning agent and helps plants better absorb nutrients from soil. The rare earth elements present in Azomite enhance nitrogen fixation by Azotobacter species, which bind atmospheric nitrogen and release it as ammonium ions into the soil. Furthermore, the Azomite present in our 'SuperSoil' acts to reduce stress caused by drought by enhancing Abscisic acid (ABA) production, in turn minimizing the water lost by a plant in transpiration. -Chitosan (Soluble Chitin): Chitin is a potent immuno-modulator within the plant, resulting from stimulation of the SAR (systemic aquired resonce) pathway, which stimulates a variety of benneficial process' within the plant. These range from increased terpene and flavinoid production, greater heat bug and stress resistance as well as a greater uptake of nutrients. Chitosan is your secret wepon to providing an unparalled harvest. As you can tell I mulched the Emperor with a bit less than an inch of Alfalfa Meal: Alfalfa contains the naturally occurring growth hormone triacontanol which improves the root system, develops root mass and enhances photosynthesis via secondary messengers which overall results in larger crops. Triacontanol can improve yields by 50% !!! 🤯🤯🤯😂😂😂
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Grow Questions
Smartie
Smartiestarted grow question 4 years ago
Spiral LST vs topdressing/mulch.. I planned on training like shown in picture, just not sure how this will work out with 1" of mulch and a monthly topdressing with all the pegs/wires, might get tricky. Thought about bending all sec branches to the outside vs 1out 1in?? Cheers
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Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimaranswered grow question 4 years ago
I agree to you, that its might be difficult to to topdressing , if you want to bend her like this. But i would look from a different side 2 Points....as you are growing Outdoors, and sunreaches every small point of the Plant, your Lst, dont have to be so specific like growing under arificial Light The Plant itself You need the fitting strain to your Technic. how elastic is the strain you grow, because the " new Genetics" tend to be super Sturdy . I had afew cases and gave up in "big bending" And another Point,,,,.. maybe alittle Zen...... follow the flow of the Plant,,, if you start binding her, intead of astiff plan. The Girls will be very grateful. aND SHE WILL GROW WAY BETTER
Smartie
Smartiestarted grow question 4 years ago
Today I noticed all my outdoor plants have pistils after being 3-5weeks outside. Is this normal and will they continue veg due to increasing days/temps? Also, could this be reversed with additional light? Currently in the 7th week of Spring with 14h light and 13h sunrise.
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GMSgrows
GMSgrowsanswered grow question 4 years ago
The time now at 13 hours sun and 14 light is where most photo cannabis starts to flower. You would need to add another hour or more to the sunlight to stop her from budding. Cheers
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Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropiccommentedweek 84 years ago
On you double leave set: Polyploid I think. Polyploid is induced mutation. Polyploid plants carry double set of chromosome. Bio activities double. It’s is a great technique to enhance potency, speed up growth, increase disease resistance. No harm to smokers. Flowers and sometime leaves double also.
Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropiccommented4 years ago
@Smartie, its a gout medicine derived from crocus bub. Germinating seeds that fall into a vat of gout medicine mutate into polyploid plants. 😀😀😀😀😀 And the mutation carries to off springs. I think this is why modern cannabis strains so much stronger and easier to grow. Here are the nitty gritty: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpls.2019.00476/full https://www.rollitup.org/t/colchicine-treated-marjiuana.252793/
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Med_in_Tropic, Interesting 🤓 Sounds good then from what I understand? Double flowers = double smell, great, just what I needed 😂 Just one question: who or what induced the induced mutation? Cheers for the reply mate, good stuff! 👍✌️
Shooey
Shooeycommentedweek 54 years ago
Wow, great set up smartie. Love the new shade and mist area. Similar to my place, looks like you have found a spot free from neighbours prying eyes,,, never an easy task in the city!! I just looked at that OGS website. They look great! Might give them a go myself next run. Might try their super soil first as it seems to have many of the components you have listed here, some others I can add here like castings and i could add aloe and coconut via foliage sprays. I really like the look of their aeration mix too, I see what you mean there. So much good stuff, looks like I will end up spending more on growing than buying weed! But hey, it’s the hobby that’s great for the soul and nothing goes to waste. Next level lst mate, really looking forward to seeing that spiral eventuate. Cheers Smartie 🍻
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Shooey, Thanks matey 👍 Pretty happy with how it turned out, probably with the necessary face slaps down the line 😂.. Initially I wanted to make fully adjustable ones you could roll up but all good.. Might spend some time in there myself over the hot summer days 😁 Neighbors view is currently the least of my concerns, I'm more worried about the smell 😂 But I see what you're saying, pretty good spot to be in town (not city) 😉 As for OGS, I can't say anything bad about it, only thing would be high shipping price, at least for me in a rural area. Couldn't justify spending +400$ for free shipping (80$) but next season I will or chip together with some mates.. But quality and prices are better than your local hardware store and soil is reusable forever. No-brainer to me 😎 As for the LST, it sure looks good on paper, let's see 🤣
Ferenc
Ferenccommentedweek 34 years ago
Good Luck! @Smartie
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Ferenc, Cheers mate ✌️
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 114 years ago
Such a nice and caring Setup!!!!! If its so hot i water my Girls 2 Times aday,,,,to be sure the Roots stay nicely cool
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Mrs_Larimar, Thanks!! Shade house is more for the bad UV on the plants/leaves. For keeping the roots cool I might look into isolating the pots in some way but yeah, few extra waterings are necessary for sure, mine had a drink that morning 😉
Shooey
Shooeycommentedweek 104 years ago
Unreal mate, really nice technique. Looks great and well on track!
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Shooey, Cheers dude 👍 It's going to be crowded tho 😂
Med_in_Tropic
Med_in_Tropiccommentedweek 104 years ago
Looking good. I think there is plenty of time for the plants to get big.
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Med_in_Tropic, Cheers dude!! Yeah, they will hey 😎 The issue I was wondering about was to try and keep things flat, o well solve the problem when it's there 😁
Shooey
Shooeycommentedweek 94 years ago
Unreal mate, they look ready for lift off. Nice technique to watch smartie 👍
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Shooey, Cheers 👍 More than right mate, this one will start to require a midweek LST session hey 😁😁
Shooey
Shooeycommentedweek 84 years ago
360 degree leaves!! Cool mate. Still looks hard for neighbors to see under the lights mate,, at least for now anyway!
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Shooey, Yeah they look kinda cool 😎 I meant more the difference of light that is put on that top area before and after the flood light. I'm masking it as a work light, I do some stuff in the shed with some music on when they're on 😂
Shooey
Shooeycommentedweek 74 years ago
Really cool shaping Smartie. This one is about to take off!
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Shooey, Oh you're right about that 😁👍
Shagrath
Shagrathcommentedweek 54 years ago
Looking good!! 😍 I like how you are using alot of additives like I am too. Did you know that triacontanol and kelp is much much more potent when fed foliar? You can make your own triacontanol spray with alfalfa and enzymes. Kelp4less.com has some nice tutorials for using different additives
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Shagrath, Thanks a lot 👍 I'm just using a basic organic living soil recipe for my first grow. I added only 4 amendments when making my soil whereas pro recipes can have double that amount. If harvest is not a complete disaster I will look into more amendments, more fungi and bacteria and aerated tea instead of topdressing for next year 😁. Yep, correct that plants take some nutrients up better through foliage, thanks for adding another thing on next year's list 😂 Cheers for the info, I definitely have a look 👍✌️
Mrs_Larimar
Mrs_Larimarcommentedweek 14 years ago
haha, great writing style.. and i hope she dont have a BROTHER^^
Smartie
Smartiecommented4 years ago
@Mrs_Larimar, Cheers 👍
SwedenX
SwedenXcommentedweek 94 years ago
Looking great! Nice work and happy growing!
Ferenc
Ferenccommentedweek 94 years ago
Good Luck! @Smartie
DreamOn
DreamOncommentedweek 94 years ago
Nice job, looks great! Good luck further and have fun! 🌱😎
Ferenc
Ferenccommentedweek 84 years ago
Good Luck! @Smartie
DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420commentedweek 123 years ago
Holy, that's some serious Arjans Strawberry Haze!
DoDrugs420
DoDrugs420commentedweek 123 years ago
Pretty nice job on picking Arjans Strawberry Haze!!
heizen
heizencommentedweek 124 years ago
Nice grow mate, plants are looking good, keep it up, imma follow this one upclose.
Ferenc
Ferenccommentedweek 104 years ago
Good Luck! @Smartie