Phillthy's Phlava Run...

bostondutchmast · Nov 10, 2009

are you using nutrients for this or are they already in the soil?

Phillthy · Nov 10, 2009

bostondutchmast said:
are you using nutrients for this or are they already in the soil?

everything is in the soil mix when they are repotted. i just add water.

Phillthy · Nov 10, 2009

here are some pics from today :joint:

dank.frank · Nov 10, 2009

Outstanding, bro!! Did you give the C99JB the chop yet?

And can we get a title or a list for what each one of these are??? Pics 1, 4, 5 are simply gorgeous! The resin coating on them....wow. Talk about some nice bubble coming from that trim!!

I know...I'm SOOOO demanding...hahaha.

dank.Frank

Phillthy · Nov 10, 2009

the first 6 are c99 x jillybean. the next is brain gum, pink bubble tooth, then two bubba x grape krush

dank.frank · Nov 10, 2009

Man...loving the colors on that C99 x JB...very attractive to look at.

But I think you are hold out on us a bit...that PBT looks fuzzy from frost, but you can't really tell because of the lighting...you do that on purpose??!! hahaha

Looking like a snowy winter in there, bro!

Keep 'em green, grow 'em hard!!

dank.Frank

Phillthy · Nov 10, 2009

yeah bro the c99 x jillybean started to really purple on me. the bkgk is real purlpe now too. everything has an extra layer of frost for the coming winter :joint:

Chrome · Nov 10, 2009

hey Phillthy that looks delicious,

but pic 7 and 8 looks like the same bud. couse of the afi-look i think its the BrainGum.
is it possible to lighten them up outside the closet?

Phillthy · Nov 10, 2009

yes i will take pics tomorrow so you can see the whole plant in good light

radvancan · Nov 10, 2009

You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Phillthy again.

High

Really beautiful buds and shots ..... whole thread looks good ... :lurk:

so they are doing mate :friends:
And most importantly whether it grows and flowers .... :woohoo:

Chrome · Nov 10, 2009

Phillthy said:
yes i will take pics tomorrow so you can see the whole plant in good light

sounds good

love the purples too. great shots :canabis:

unclefishstick · Nov 10, 2009

alright i gotta ask,whats in your mix?what size pots,what if any suppliments? I mean serious,you are killin it phill!! any seed seller who doesn't use you for a tester is crazy!! As always,your my green hero phill,i want to grow just like you when i grow up

Phillthy · Nov 10, 2009

thanks radvancan, chrome, and fishstick!

fishstick,

it's jsut promix bx, fox farm ocean forest, lime, blood and bone meal, and extra perlite. thats it!

RNDZL · Nov 10, 2009

bostondutchmast · Nov 10, 2009

Phillthy said:
everything is in the soil mix when they are repotted. i just add water.

just my style Keep It Short & Simple

ive been using ffof for a while and i swear this soil is loaded with fungas gnats and thrips....i was ready to give up with soil and go to the darkside....i want to give this recipie a shot, seems to be working really well for u, looks like the winter brought your plants some frost.

one more quick question, if a plant hermies and spits pollen and makes seeds would that mean the new seeds would hermie as well? in other words if a hermy plant pollenated other female plants would the seeds be any good to use or would they all have the hermy trait.

unclefishstick · Nov 10, 2009

and elf magic,don't forget that

sneakinman13 · Nov 10, 2009

droolssssssssssssssssss

dank.frank · Nov 10, 2009

bostondutchmast said:
one more quick question, if a plant hermies and spits pollen and makes seeds would that mean the new seeds would hermie as well? in other words if a hermy plant pollenated other female plants would the seeds be any good to use or would they all have the hermy trait.

As the plant that pollinated your plants carried a hermi trait, you can safely assume that the trait has been passed on to the seeded generation. Now, the other thing to realize is that the seeds will be mostly female, however, they still have that trait of being hermaphroditic. You could get plants that do not display any male parts, but it could locked in the gene pool. So say you find a female from those seeds that doesn't produce any male flowers...you hit her with a viable male pollen to make another cross...those seeds could then also posses that hermi trait and it could come out in that batch of seeds.

Personally, I'd never keep seeds from a female plant that grew balls. Nor would I want an apparent female from hermi seeds in my garden either. In my mind, it is running the risk of contaminating the cannabis gene pool. I probably have a more harsh opinion on this than some, but it just seems like it is taking steps backwards...

dank.Frank

bostondutchmast · Nov 11, 2009

dank.frank said:
As the plant that pollinated your plants carried a hermi trait, you can safely assume that the trait has been passed on to the seeded generation. Now, the other thing to realize is that the seeds will be mostly female, however, they still have that trait of being hermaphroditic. You could get plants that do not display any male parts, but it could locked in the gene pool. So say you find a female from those seeds that doesn't produce any male flowers...you hit her with a viable male pollen to make another cross...those seeds could then also posses that hermi trait and it could come out in that batch of seeds.

Personally, I'd never keep seeds from a female plant that grew balls. Nor would I want an apparent female from hermi seeds in my garden either. In my mind, it is running the risk of contaminating the cannabis gene pool. I probably have a more harsh opinion on this than some, but it just seems like it is taking steps backwards...

dank.Frank

thanks for the answer, i understand many people wouldnt want to grow these seeds but because of the genetics behind them i figured it would be good to try them...worse case scenario i put them in a separate tent . If i didnt have two rooms i wouldnt be wasting my time...i know that the female that spit the pollen was a chemdog/diesel cross which are usually known for going hermy on you.

thanks again for the honest and straightfoward answer frank