Hmm how do i describe this.. first off, its the stickiest and smelliest bud ive grown yet, after 2 weeks off drying and 1 week of cure its trichomes are still very visible. The buzz is right in between a day/night buzz, not too head strong or couch lock, its really a all rounder for me. Ive let other have a try and they are super impressed with it, as am I. The calyxes shrunk abit more then i expected, maybe i could have given it another week or 2 but i wanted to keep the high energetic, which it is. Very happy, highly recommend for a small grow space as it didnt stretch to much going into flower and maintained pretty tight node intervals. All done in 0.2 meter cube box haha fun and games. Cheers cunts 🤙
Grow diaries has been a new and fun way for me to keep track of my grow, learning heaps through the questions and answers, theres some real knowledgeable growers that are helping who they can with a positive community surrounding. Good stuff. Cheers guys
I haven't tried myself yet but have read several accounts of multi strain grafts. Would be a creative way to maintain a mother of several strains when on a plant count.
About a year ago someone on here grafted a clone to a peach tree branch... did i save it? Of course not.. lol 🤦♂️ffs. Pretty neat though. If you try this make sure to post it up for us!
So ive got abit of an extra for experts, couple of experimental ideas i have and i wonder if anyones tried.
1: havesting a plant then grafting a seedling into the havested plant stock, thus making use a an already established root ball? Any thoughts?
The existing root ball needs the plant above the ground to be able to sustain its health - its a two way thing - roots support the plant and the plant makes the energy for the roots to grow and exist.
Grafting a seedling onto an older and much larger rootstock would mean most of the roots dying, if not all. due to the small seedling being unable to produce enough "goodness" and energy to keep the roots healthy. Sounds tempting, but as with most things in life, there are no free lunches!
Hope this helps,........
Organoman.
@spyder, I do like to experiment abit with each grow, learning from success and failures, but one thing that really does make a huge difference is the genes so yea bro, i couldnt agree more, WSE has some great stock
Hello fellow Gardener!
Buds are stretching and looking good, taking a bit long because they are going to be big! Maybe you going to have to really bend them all the way to the level of the soil....
Kudos for keeping her so healthy in such cramped condition, I know it is a struggle!
@Eauderay, hey thanks for the good words. Yeah its quite hard to show how big this grow box really is haha ive spent many hours optimising the box to make it fit into a work bench lol. Atm i have about 8" to the lights, lucky my quantum board is dimmible haha, but i do check daily for bleeching, im also lucky we have come out of summer so its all pretty smooth sailing. Cheers mate
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