oldjarhead100
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are those sticky bug catchers hanging above the jungle I love your set up man
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oldjarhead100
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I had the first cherry tomato yesterday while working in veggie garden, I found these yellow and red stripped peppers so I saved the seeds going to try growing some they just look cool love the worm shot great soil that is
GreenhouseEffect
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Ya, tried to find yellow sticky cards at the ranch supply store, they had these things instead, think I like them better! Way more surface area. I did catch a couple Lady Bugs and Hover Flies, which I felt really bad about doing 
but over all I think they are helping win the battle as far as winged aphids, gnats, and some other pests are concerned.
Thanks D.a.a.s. and Ojh!
Still planning what to do with that re-vege CBD plant. I have trimmed out in the middle some, and am thinking about maybe thining out branches and leaves a bit more, before she flowers. She went nuts with bushing out and new bud sites during the re-vege, only thing I worry about is having some mold problems when she flowers. Humidity is USUALLY low that time of year, but never know what the whether will bring.
but over all I think they are helping win the battle as far as winged aphids, gnats, and some other pests are concerned.Thanks D.a.a.s. and Ojh!
Still planning what to do with that re-vege CBD plant. I have trimmed out in the middle some, and am thinking about maybe thining out branches and leaves a bit more, before she flowers. She went nuts with bushing out and new bud sites during the re-vege, only thing I worry about is having some mold problems when she flowers. Humidity is USUALLY low that time of year, but never know what the whether will bring.
GreenhouseEffect
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Hey, thanks!
You know, they do look a lot like Muscadines, now that you mention it D.a.a.s.! I think they are supposed to turn kinda purple at harvest, not sure with how they look now though.
Those sound like a cool variety Ojh, I really love preserving genetics, so much has been lost with corporate agriculture, as far as valuable plant genetics, I'm sure great full to gardeners that have been saving these seeds for generations, think it is one of the best things we can do as gardeners and growers.
My bed is mostly re-used Super Soil, and I keep feeding it as best I can. Two seasons of growing Cannabis in it now, so got to give it as much love as possible, to keep up with theses hungry girls! I am planning to build a big compost pile on top of it this winter, lot's of manure and get it steaming hot just before planting season, then start seeds in pots over it, for the warmth, remove the top layer of compost and let cool before planting the new crop into the soil.
You know, they do look a lot like Muscadines, now that you mention it D.a.a.s.! I think they are supposed to turn kinda purple at harvest, not sure with how they look now though.
Those sound like a cool variety Ojh, I really love preserving genetics, so much has been lost with corporate agriculture, as far as valuable plant genetics, I'm sure great full to gardeners that have been saving these seeds for generations, think it is one of the best things we can do as gardeners and growers.
My bed is mostly re-used Super Soil, and I keep feeding it as best I can. Two seasons of growing Cannabis in it now, so got to give it as much love as possible, to keep up with theses hungry girls! I am planning to build a big compost pile on top of it this winter, lot's of manure and get it steaming hot just before planting season, then start seeds in pots over it, for the warmth, remove the top layer of compost and let cool before planting the new crop into the soil.
oldjarhead100
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I had grand kids over Sunday and the youngest came out while I was working in the garden and as we were talking I asked if she ever had a cuke picked off the vine, no she said so I went over and picked a pickling cuke broke it in half and handed her half took a bite out of mine ,first words oh my god that is good and so fresh lol
GreenhouseEffect
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Cd-1 Seed project.
Clone from the Medical Seeds Candida-1 feminized plant. I just re-potted her into a smart pot half filled with Witney organic raised bed mix, Perlite, worm castings, bone meal, and the top few inches is under done vermicompost, because I ran out of soil.
Make shift light dep tent I hodgpged up this afternoon.
I plan to give her 12-12 for about 2-3 weeks, then I start messing with her light schedule and try to make her herm. Save some pollen in the freezer, and once the clone mother gets to flowering naturally, pollenate a couple colas.
At least that's the plan!
If I can get a Bubble Gun Pro clone growing good, I will try the same thing with that plant. This is the start of my attempt at saving seeds, and eventually learning about plant breeding. A long way's to go for me, but it is a really interesting aspect of growing that I want to get into.
Well, wish this scruffy red neck luck with it!!
Clone from the Medical Seeds Candida-1 feminized plant. I just re-potted her into a smart pot half filled with Witney organic raised bed mix, Perlite, worm castings, bone meal, and the top few inches is under done vermicompost, because I ran out of soil.
Make shift light dep tent I hodgpged up this afternoon.
I plan to give her 12-12 for about 2-3 weeks, then I start messing with her light schedule and try to make her herm. Save some pollen in the freezer, and once the clone mother gets to flowering naturally, pollenate a couple colas.
At least that's the plan!
If I can get a Bubble Gun Pro clone growing good, I will try the same thing with that plant. This is the start of my attempt at saving seeds, and eventually learning about plant breeding. A long way's to go for me, but it is a really interesting aspect of growing that I want to get into.
Well, wish this scruffy red neck luck with it!!
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oldjarhead100
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thats a clone has she been growing awhile or did you just take her,
GreenhouseEffect
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About a month, month and a half maybe.
Takes me a while to get clones going, not really all that good at it yet, Lol!
Takes me a while to get clones going, not really all that good at it yet, Lol!
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oldjarhead100
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one of my favorites I like privateering as well he does good stuff with Dire straights but I like hes personal stuff better
Your doing great at cloneing so far
Your doing great at cloneing so far
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New carbon filter!! 8" from Tera Bloom with 8" 735 cfm fan. It' like a hurricane coming out the end of that fan, even with the filter and pre-filter. Finally saved up the money for it, just in the nick of time, to, starting to stink in there, and think it's the Critical that has the sharp skunk smell right now. Tryin real hard not to stink up the neighborhood, and make someone complain about my Legal grow.
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The white powdery look in some of the pics, is the Diatmomacious earth I just hit everyone with yesterday. I'm just on the very start of going into bloom right now, so one last Neem watering, and a last dose of DE. Next few days I will wash off the tops of my leaves with compost tea, and plain water, so I don't have a bunch of DE getting stuck in my buds. Wanted to do one last armagedon on the aphids, that have really just been next door on the tomatoes. Will order a batch or two of Lady Bugs as well, once I get a month or so into flowering. Have opened up my plants a bunch, and will do a good leaf prune in the next week, mostly to keep humidity lower, and allow plenty of air movement.
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It feels like being really patient, Lol! I planted 3 out of the four big ones in may, and should be harvesting in late Sept, more so October. Does feel pretty good to grow something big, though! Just be got to be real careful not to mess em up real bad though, does make me just a touch bit nervous though.
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Hey, thanks Alltitup!
oldjarhead100
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those are some huge girls in the next to the last picture what did that to the bags or did you and are just showing off the roots lol
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Thanks Ojh! The ones in the shade cloth bags are some of the clones I started, seemed to work out OK, I got maybe 60-70% survival rate this time. No rooting powder, just snipped, light scrape of the stem with a razor blade, and then planted them into the tiny grow bags next to a mother plant. Sprayed with water and gave a little folliar feeding with the com[post tea. Time to transplant, and will probably end up giving them away to somebody. 
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Well, you know you're a grower when.... You randomly find little stashes of weed around the house. Was looking in the fridge for more cheese this morning, and I come across this little jar of weed? Guess I must have stuck it in my cooler a couple months ago when I went camping, and then either myself or GF didn't realize what was in the jar, and just stuck it in the fridge after I got home, Lol!
Kinda makes me feel like some type of little squirrel or something!:hard-laugh:
Kinda makes me feel like some type of little squirrel or something!:hard-laugh:
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Feeling good about my seeds saving goals. If things go alright, my weed supply should be real good for a while, might try freezing a couple of jars. Makes it seem more comfortable to try for mostly growing a good supply of seeds next summer, maybe some auto's early in season for a fresh supply, but man, would be cool to just grow a bunch of seeds, and be set on a couple variety's for a while. Give growing friends some free seeds, to, overgrow the world!!!!!! hahaha!!
!!! hahaha!!