Baylien #1 Day 65 Lower
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damn i heard about GH but didn't hear about vermicrop….that is crazy since they are a relatively smaller company in norcal, really only used up in our neck of the woods. fox farms still reigns supreme in most parts.
but yeah i am thinking about yanking out all the coco beds and going 100% vermicrop soil….i want to do some soil tests on it stock vs with some added amendments and test the soil after a harvest as well to see what got depleted and what needs to be re-added.
but yeah i am thinking about yanking out all the coco beds and going 100% vermicrop soil….i want to do some soil tests on it stock vs with some added amendments and test the soil after a harvest as well to see what got depleted and what needs to be re-added.
Yeah. That part didn't attract as much attention. From what I read GH already owned Vermicrop. I thought the same as you, that they were just a smaller company up here.
As much as I loved growing coco while in my warehouse, I don't think I'll ever go back to it. It definitely yielded well in small pots, which meant moving less material. The plants seemed brighter, chunkier, and definitely showed quicker growth rates. Still the product was never quite where I wanted it to be.
The nutrient companies are spending an arm and a leg to market their products. They can afford to do that because they produce it for so little and charge so much for it. I'll be going with smaller companies producing high quality products, and focusing on dry amendments while preserving my soil.
Bring me some samples of what you took down recently when you have a minute!
i just took down the coco room and feel the same way…just not up to my standards personally. the soil room is just so much better, more yield, more calyx swell, larger buds and less larf. i dont know what I'm doing wrong in coco, its drip to waste 2-3x a day feed with base and calmag plus a few PKs and what not at 900-1000ppm. plants look healthy as fuck super green and zero deficiencies, but nugs just aren't as swollen.. meanwhile the soil room looks totally fried with yellow leaf everywhere but the nugs look way better. growing always gotta throw a curveball.
me and the boys down in the bay are now on that greenstone sponsorship, I'm done getting overcharged for nutes! i am definately focusing more on amended soil its the best way….so tired of chugging through dozens of gallons of chem fert for 2nd rate results.
me and the boys down in the bay are now on that greenstone sponsorship, I'm done getting overcharged for nutes! i am definately focusing more on amended soil its the best way….so tired of chugging through dozens of gallons of chem fert for 2nd rate results.
Baylien #1 Day 65
This one was pretty solid from top to bottom. It had nice stretch and looks like it's going to yield well. The instability is unfortunate, but there's not much to be done about that. Plucked the nanners it threw in the first few weeks. After that it didn't throw anymore. If you wanted to stay on top of it, this one could be worth growing. However with all the other ones to consider, this one will have to go.
This one was pretty solid from top to bottom. It had nice stretch and looks like it's going to yield well. The instability is unfortunate, but there's not much to be done about that. Plucked the nanners it threw in the first few weeks. After that it didn't throw anymore. If you wanted to stay on top of it, this one could be worth growing. However with all the other ones to consider, this one will have to go.
Thanks for the kind words my friend.
I would say that I'm blessed, but I know that I've done my part to make my life what it is. So instead I would say that I am grateful and lucky. Mostly for the opportunity to do what I love for a living. This isn't something you can be partially committed to, and still produce consistently. My life revolves around my garden and my plants. There is not much that is more important to me than this.
It doesn't mean that I don't falter, make mistakes, or get lax. When I do though, it's my love for this that corrects my course.
I hope that I can spend the rest of my life growing new varieties, improving my technique/efficiency, and helping those who are truly passionate to pursue this craft as well. I'll be planting some more seed this week, because life is short.
Thanks to everyone!
Baylien #1 Middle Flower Day 65
Baylien#1 Day 66
I tried to use Jute this time to reduce the waste from the green tape/ties. However the little fibers that came off of it make it unsuitable for this purpose. So it's back to the ties after this run.
I tried to use Jute this time to reduce the waste from the green tape/ties. However the little fibers that came off of it make it unsuitable for this purpose. So it's back to the ties after this run.
Use these and tomato cages and you will never have another flopping branch again!
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stoney told me all those baylien were keepers in their own way. I said I can tell very pretty.
Baylien #6 Day 67
I feel you on that, and that is the same reason I haven't released my shit yet... but they will do the same shit with your seed lines though too. hella people are making a grip selling crappy made s1 of s1 and cosses of crosses they grew a single pack of.
awesome bud shots
I'm diggin' that VB x Thai... I got a few germinating my self.
Peace,
-Infinitesimal
#6 is shining! so the initial seed run didn't herm, but the resulting clone run showed some intersex?
There were a few that were very unstable from the beginning of the first run. Those got pulled, and the back up clones destroyed. There were a few that showed some instability later in the run. I gave them another shot, just to make sure it was the genetics and not the environment. I'm left with several that have been stable, are high quality, and are different enough to justify keeping them. They are the 3, 4, 6, and 10. I like the 7, but this will probably be the last run. It's a shorter stouter OG leaning one. I like it, but I don't need another OG.
that 6 looks like the one with out smelling, is there much variation in the nose or the high?
you put that on my must taste list when I get back to the bay.
you put that on my must taste list when I get back to the bay.
The 3 is like a very strong cookies. My friend described it as "It's what cookies should have been". The 6 has a very similar nose, but it's moved slightly away from the extreme cookies nose of the 3 towards something else that's hard to describe. The 4 is like an OG/SOUR/Headband Cookie. The most unique nose out of all of them for sure. The 10 is more like a blend of the 4 and the 6. I personally really like the 10, but I can see why the 4 has been the favorite among most of my friends, followed by the 6, and then the 3.
When you run as many strains as I do it's hard to really get a feel for them. So feedback is crucial. The selections by Norcal have been really interesting as well. I've run the Dosido #6, Dosido "Love", Grateful Breath "Unity", Oregon Lemon, Mendobreath UV, Caspar OG, and more. They're almost all showing different profiles than I've seen before. The Mendobreath UV is like Grape Pixie Sticks.
I'm grateful to have the chance to run all the variety I do.
When you run as many strains as I do it's hard to really get a feel for them. So feedback is crucial. The selections by Norcal have been really interesting as well. I've run the Dosido #6, Dosido "Love", Grateful Breath "Unity", Oregon Lemon, Mendobreath UV, Caspar OG, and more. They're almost all showing different profiles than I've seen before. The Mendobreath UV is like Grape Pixie Sticks.
I'm grateful to have the chance to run all the variety I do.
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