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"Kush" bagseed grow
- Thread starter GDB
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GDB
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I'll be taking some pics here in a few hours. Good news though since I was noticing some green in the cotyledon. I sprayed them down with a very diluted solution of liquified seaweed and bcuzz rooting solution, this has always helped jump start things in the past. I'm keeping my fingers crossed with this kush seedling and another random small seed found in another bag of headstash. I've never really seen two immature/roundish looking seeds from bagseed germinate so quick, perhaps putting them in the freezer before paper towels helped.
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dankiestog
sorry that doesnt look like Kush to me (not trying to be a dick)...hope shes bomb & it works out..
GDB
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dankiestog said:
There is no way for you to say that doesn't look like Kush. It looks like alot of other Kush varieties that I've smoked over the years. Chunky nugs, sweet flavor, and the one of a kind Kush high thats real cerebral and relaxing it just takes you to a different place.
[excerpt taken from the cannabible by jason king vol. 1 pg. 89]
"HINDU KUSH" - With its origins in the foothills of the Hindu Kush mountain range in Afghanistan, this extremely stinky indica exists in many different forms around the world. Generally, Kush plants are short, stocky, early maturing, and potent. As true-breeding stable strains, they make wonderful parental material for breeding purposes. Originally used for making hash, today these strains have found their way into just about everything. Look for the typical wide-bladed indica leaves and the knockout stone. Three different versions are pictured: a California indoor organic soil-grown Kush (right), a hydro-ponically grown indoor BC Kush (opposite page, upper right), and an Amsterdam hydro Kush (opposite page, upper left). The organic one, quite predictably, is by far the best, with subtle grape-like tones of earthly flavor dancing on the taste buds.
[end of excerpt]
GDB
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latest progress
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OK here is the girl on Day 2, amazing what a little bcuzz and liquified seaweed can do.
I've got a local strain doing something weird on me, check this out.
Here is a picture of a purple strain from WA, locally grown for who knows how long.
Here are two seedlings from a stabilization project I've been working on. Notice the deep purple in the petioles on the first?
And last but not least! FUCK THE HATERS.
latest progress
OK here is the girl on Day 2, amazing what a little bcuzz and liquified seaweed can do.
I've got a local strain doing something weird on me, check this out.
Here is a picture of a purple strain from WA, locally grown for who knows how long.
Here are two seedlings from a stabilization project I've been working on. Notice the deep purple in the petioles on the first?
And last but not least! FUCK THE HATERS.
GDB
Member
Sammet said:Hey GDB, what light source are you using? Do you reckon they could go a bit closer to the lights?
600W HPS - they just look lanky because the seed mix I use has phosphorous. I'm currently at 18/6 and they are 3' away from the light source (plenty of light for a seedling). I've filled in around the base of each one since the cups were only half full previously. Less initial volume gives them time to harden up and helps to prevent 'dampening off'.
Here is the JM1 at day 7.5 with the extra mix added. This will give me a plant from seed that resembles a clone and will have a large root ball. I've been giving these liquid karma every watering at the recommended dose for seedlings and will introduce bcuzz rooting solution around day 12-14 once the 3rd node starts growing. I will then top the 4th node for cuttings to flower and identify the females.
TriCrystalz
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looking good there GDB, I will be keeping an eye on your seedlings, as I give some of my satori and kali some TLC. Best of luck!
GDB
Member
JM1 Day 18 (not very lanky/tall)
B1, B2, & B3 Day 18 (too much phosphorous in my seed mix) I've topped these and moved them closer to the light.
Kush Day 18 (same as above - too much phosphorous) Still waiting to top this one it has been moved closer to the light as well.
I'm expecting a quick turnaround for these to start bushing out and growing faster. They've all been moved closer to the light and will be transplanted once some new growth appears.
B1, B2, & B3 Day 18 (too much phosphorous in my seed mix) I've topped these and moved them closer to the light.
Kush Day 18 (same as above - too much phosphorous) Still waiting to top this one it has been moved closer to the light as well.
I'm expecting a quick turnaround for these to start bushing out and growing faster. They've all been moved closer to the light and will be transplanted once some new growth appears.
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save your runt, the one i had this run looks to have some killer smoke on it
