New England Growers and Medical Users
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DarkKnight
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Thanks Fatblunt420, I certainly hope so as well . . . here's the pictorial illustrating what I've done to help her, and the other larger "Christmas tree plants" from garden #3, a mix of nirvana's Ice and Joey Weed's White Rhino.
And the "patient", which happens to be my largest single plant, as I found her several day ago . . .
Following Ganga D's wise advice I gently righted the plant to an upright position taking care not to further crush the tender area at the break.
I encapsulated the break in a piece of soft pliable tree bark, from a deciduous nearby tree (un-pictured) and then splinted the broken stalk back into an upright position with several pieces of wood and tape. Contrary to Ganga-D's advice I used duct tape, only because time was of the essence and it was the resource I had at hand. I do believe he is right, I should have used electrical given the option.
Notice the off ancillary off-shoot on the left, that one branch is larger then many of my entire plants in garden #1
Notice the white spots on the foliage, that's natural seagull guano
She has been stalked better at a more appropriate height, although I wish I could have gotten it truer as it was a makeshift stake. There seems to be a bowing effect in the stalk and a wilting to the entire plant. These "after" pictures are five days from when I presume the initial break happened and three days from the repair. Further she seemed to be behind in initiating flowering prior to her injury, should I expect her to be even more delayed? Any and all thoughts from the collective wisdom of the group would be appreciated as I am very concerned papa and want to do everything I can to save her, Thanks.
-Dk
And the "patient", which happens to be my largest single plant, as I found her several day ago . . .
Following Ganga D's wise advice I gently righted the plant to an upright position taking care not to further crush the tender area at the break.
I encapsulated the break in a piece of soft pliable tree bark, from a deciduous nearby tree (un-pictured) and then splinted the broken stalk back into an upright position with several pieces of wood and tape. Contrary to Ganga-D's advice I used duct tape, only because time was of the essence and it was the resource I had at hand. I do believe he is right, I should have used electrical given the option.
Notice the off ancillary off-shoot on the left, that one branch is larger then many of my entire plants in garden #1
Notice the white spots on the foliage, that's natural seagull guano
She has been stalked better at a more appropriate height, although I wish I could have gotten it truer as it was a makeshift stake. There seems to be a bowing effect in the stalk and a wilting to the entire plant. These "after" pictures are five days from when I presume the initial break happened and three days from the repair. Further she seemed to be behind in initiating flowering prior to her injury, should I expect her to be even more delayed? Any and all thoughts from the collective wisdom of the group would be appreciated as I am very concerned papa and want to do everything I can to save her, Thanks.
-Dk
im getting some sick colors with the colder night temps. i worry about it getting too cold tho.
but, heres something i found, a ch9 smokey, with pink pistols.
but, heres something i found, a ch9 smokey, with pink pistols.
any of you guys use preventative products for the OD? gonna rain tomorrow night and stuff is dense....
i havent used much, i am going to hit them with H and G magic green. it adds a protective waxy layer on the leaf, that fights PM. probably add some neem to the mix.
Hey Maynard Im running these indoor right now!! Cuttings ran in the .3 airpots for 2-3 weeks rooted better than anything I have seen thus far! I Then transplanted (never bound, wrapped, or circling roots, no cutting or slicing no stress at all best transplant transition EVAH!) into the .9's and they are exploding 5-7 days till 12/12. So far they are fantastic!Hey yous guys.. I just got a half dozen Air Pots
Anybody ever mess with these things?
mgk
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HorseMouth
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Hey grow Dog,
Nice first post. Nice info, transplant steedz, and especially nice ROLEX.
Welcome!
Peace
Nice first post. Nice info, transplant steedz, and especially nice ROLEX.
Welcome!
Peace
Keep us posted on those at they go. I'm not going to be able to run mine until next year. I've gotta start gearing down for my winter shutdown. Thanks for the input.
mgk
one of these days Im going to give those air pots a go.......
ECSD
ISS
chem dd
lemon larry
larrydog beercup grow
golden goat
key x sour bubble bx4
ECSD
ISS
chem dd
lemon larry
larrydog beercup grow
golden goat
key x sour bubble bx4
Geeeez KarmasWheele those are some crazy genetics! Would HATE to get a ChemDD clone off you some day! Those Danks would feel right at home in the Air pot!!
Here a few more (lousy) pics of the .9 Airpots these are about two weeks from coming out of the .3's Seem to be loving life they will finish in these 8 Hash Plant (Washington cut) bx2 8 Aurora Indica Pheno #5 These are all @ 1 foot from the soil.
Here a few more (lousy) pics of the .9 Airpots these are about two weeks from coming out of the .3's Seem to be loving life they will finish in these 8 Hash Plant (Washington cut) bx2 8 Aurora Indica Pheno #5 These are all @ 1 foot from the soil.
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DarkKnight
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Hi all,
It's been a long & exhausting day so I'm gong to be quick . . .
KW I second what he said, those are some amazing genetics, and pictures. I really appreciate the quality of the photography, everything looks so shinny and yummy as you make the tric's glisten. I do have a couple of questions, and I apologize if they are naive. I thought you said you no longer had the NYCD. In you pic you have ECSD, is this a different version, not breed by Soma or am I missing something . . . which is entirely possible.
Also whats ISS?
An update on my fallen outdoor plant, I got out there after a long day at my "real" job (sorry no pics) and was pleased to find her still standing. She was seemingly perking up, once again repositioning her grow towards the sun. I am concerned that she is so far behind the rest of my plants, it seems as if she hasn't even really started to go into flower yet. Sex is clear and she has bunched up nodes towards the top growths, but has yet to explode with pistols like she ought to have by now. I am already considering 'pre-harvesting' some of my other babies, and she hasn't really even started yet. Anybody have any thoughts or experience with traumatized late bloomers? Thanks!!!
It's been a long & exhausting day so I'm gong to be quick . . .
KW I second what he said, those are some amazing genetics, and pictures. I really appreciate the quality of the photography, everything looks so shinny and yummy as you make the tric's glisten. I do have a couple of questions, and I apologize if they are naive. I thought you said you no longer had the NYCD. In you pic you have ECSD, is this a different version, not breed by Soma or am I missing something . . . which is entirely possible.
Also whats ISS?
An update on my fallen outdoor plant, I got out there after a long day at my "real" job (sorry no pics) and was pleased to find her still standing. She was seemingly perking up, once again repositioning her grow towards the sun. I am concerned that she is so far behind the rest of my plants, it seems as if she hasn't even really started to go into flower yet. Sex is clear and she has bunched up nodes towards the top growths, but has yet to explode with pistols like she ought to have by now. I am already considering 'pre-harvesting' some of my other babies, and she hasn't really even started yet. Anybody have any thoughts or experience with traumatized late bloomers? Thanks!!!
dark night ecsd is a clone only supposedly it was a mix of the chemdawg 91 x mass super skunk..............she is a famous strain commonly referred to as sour diesel.....Now Soma got a hold of some sour diesel bag seed most likely s1's seeing as they were all female.......chose the best out of 8 then crossed that to a purple Afghani/hawain and the nycd was born........
Iss =Island Sweet Skunk..federation seeds
Iss =Island Sweet Skunk..federation seeds
DarkKnight
Member
Excellent KW, thanks again, you really know you stuff!!!
looking good guys.
A welcome to the new posters. thanks for sharing pictures.
dark knight, im glad that plant is recovering. i hope you get something good off of it.
KW, great pictures again.
A welcome to the new posters. thanks for sharing pictures.
dark knight, im glad that plant is recovering. i hope you get something good off of it.
KW, great pictures again.
question for yous guys that do outdoors. A friend of mine has a few girls outdoors and asked me about frost. Will they take any at all or should he chop the second there's a reliable frost warning in the area? tia
mgk
mgk
question for yous guys that do outdoors. A friend of mine has a few girls outdoors and asked me about frost. Will they take any at all or should he chop the second there's a reliable frost warning in the area? tia
mgk
this is my first year doing afew outdoors. and i was told to chop before the first frost.
ive been worrying about the temps too. the lowest its been recently was 45 degrees. im hoping the frost will hold out till the end of october.
G
Ganja D
You will def have a frost before Oct 31 st. Depending on your strain and how hardy it is,most can take a few early frosts if need be.
It's the cold rains and mold you need to worry about.
yah man... everything will mostly be dead in Maine by the end of ocT! Anything after sept 15th is pretty much a crapshoot... serious mold season.... My sweet tooth's and cindy's are about done, but skunk #1 and Old time moonshine have a ways to go. Back to GG#3 probably next year... maybe an authentic durban.
Anyone have good suggestions for plants that are early AND huge??
Anyone have good suggestions for plants that are early AND huge??
