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JuniorBalls · 01-25-2010, 06:46 PM

Just scored some Witches Weed and Dieselrella!

Can't wait!

Any info on the strains at all? (having read product descriptions of course!).

Great work DG

Dutchgrown · 01-25-2010, 09:43 PM

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Originally Posted by JuniorBalls

Just scored some Witches Weed and Dieselrella!

Can't wait!

Any info on the strains at all? (having read product descriptions of course!).

Great work DG

Go a bit conservative on the nutes for Dieselrella in veg, and increase nutes in flw 'just' to the point of a 'slight' leaf tip burn, then adjust from there....if in soil, keep ph in the 6.0-6.2 range. Witches Weed can take a bit more, with an 'ever so slight' increased N in veg. Both flourish with an increased P-K and booster additives quite well, with excellent results.

My preferred growing method is soil....using Canna nutes and additives. I'll be doing a thread soon on this. The great thing about Canna is that they are geared for all mediums, as well as an organic line. Not sure if Canna would be available in your area like it is here in the EU, but know of folks in Cali that use it, so it must be available outside of the EU there.

Thanks!
DG

Organnabis · 01-27-2010, 09:16 AM

Canna is pretty common in California grow shops......House and Garden is harder to find.

Dutchgrown · 01-27-2010, 07:24 PM

H&G, in 'my' opinion is not comparable to Canna, in any respect. Used it in Holland when I first relocated there, and found it to be subpar to Canna. Maybe this is why it isn't an easy find in the states (not enough demand). The only nutes I've ever found to be in the same league with Canna is B'Cuzz. (and over the years I've tried MANY).

I'll be posting up a DG's preferred nutrient thread soon for those interested.

nnep · 01-27-2010, 07:32 PM

What can you tell us about grape sorbet? finicky with nutes? likes increased 'x'? don't do 'y'?

Infact, i'd love a little tiny writeup about each strain if at all possible.. i know since you're a new commercial breeder there is limited grow threads and stickies (everyone has to start somewhere right?

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Dutchgrown · 01-27-2010, 07:40 PM

nnep: The Blue Sat mom used in Grape Sorbet was very nute sensitive, requiring much less than other varieties in same room. However, with the addition of C99 in Grape Sorbet, there has been no sensitivity issues at all...in fact Grape Sorbet now exhibits quite a tolerance, growing rapidly when upping the nutes the same as the rest of the room. I would say that out of all the P1 stock used in my new releases, Blue Sat was the most lean-eater.

I have a tendency to follow an old school habit when feeding....I push my plants 'just' until a slight leaf tip burn....record the ppm for that plant at that stage, then 'back off' slightly...instead of following the 'across the board' schedule provided by the nute manufacturer.

ambertrich · 01-27-2010, 07:43 PM

DG, I'm sure you are quite busy. If you get some time this would be helpful to many.

Thanks!

ambertrich · 01-27-2010, 07:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Dutchgrown

nnep: The Blue Sat mom used in Grape Sorbet was very nute sensitive, requiring much less than other varieties in same room. However, with the addition of C99 in Grape Sorbet, there has been no sensitivity issues at all...in fact Grape Sorbet now exhibits quite a tolerance, growing rapidly when upping the nutes the same as the rest of the room. I would say that out of all the P1 stock used in my new releases, Blue Sat was the most lean-eater.

I have a tendency to follow an old school habit when feeding....I push my plants 'just' until a slight leaf tip burn....record the ppm for that plant at that stage, then 'back off' slightly...instead of following the 'across the board' schedule provided by the nute manufacturer.

Now that is some really useful info, DG.

Can't wait to get the new genetics going in the garden

nnep · 01-27-2010, 07:59 PM

That makes me very excited, thanks for the speedy reply. From what i've seen your costumer service is top notch too, maybe it's the woman's touch.

hazeified · 01-27-2010, 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Dutchgrown

The only nutes I've ever found to be in the same league with Canna is B'Cuzz. (and over the years I've tried MANY).

Yes, I have to recomend the B'Cuzz range aswell, very good value, Gentle on the plants, Bloom and Root stim are excellent, usually slightly cheaper than Canna ive found!

Ill get some in specially for the Witches Weed that is arriving tomorrow!!!

01-25-2010, 06:46 PM	#1
JuniorBalls Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 106	Awesome new releases! Just scored some Witches Weed and Dieselrella! Can't wait! Any info on the strains at all? (having read product descriptions of course!). Great work DG __________________ It's true that is you don't ask you don't get.... but really.... are you deserving?

01-27-2010, 07:24 PM	#4
Dutchgrown ---- Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 0	H&G, in 'my' opinion is not comparable to Canna, in any respect. Used it in Holland when I first relocated there, and found it to be subpar to Canna. Maybe this is why it isn't an easy find in the states (not enough demand). The only nutes I've ever found to be in the same league with Canna is B'Cuzz. (and over the years I've tried MANY). I'll be posting up a DG's preferred nutrient thread soon for those interested. Last edited by Dutchgrown; 01-27-2010 at 07:46 PM..

01-27-2010, 07:32 PM	#5
nnep Resident Nice Guy Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: A Simple Mind in a Complicated World Posts: 912	What can you tell us about grape sorbet? finicky with nutes? likes increased 'x'? don't do 'y'? Infact, i'd love a little tiny writeup about each strain if at all possible.. i know since you're a new commercial breeder there is limited grow threads and stickies (everyone has to start somewhere right? . __________________ Dutchgrown Seeds - Grape Sorbet (BS x C99) & Witches Weed (SFV/ChemD x C99) Test Grow Dutchgrown Seeds - Merlin's Magic (AG x C99) Test Grow

01-27-2010, 07:40 PM	#6
Dutchgrown ---- Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 0	nnep: The Blue Sat mom used in Grape Sorbet was very nute sensitive, requiring much less than other varieties in same room. However, with the addition of C99 in Grape Sorbet, there has been no sensitivity issues at all...in fact Grape Sorbet now exhibits quite a tolerance, growing rapidly when upping the nutes the same as the rest of the room. I would say that out of all the P1 stock used in my new releases, Blue Sat was the most lean-eater. I have a tendency to follow an old school habit when feeding....I push my plants 'just' until a slight leaf tip burn....record the ppm for that plant at that stage, then 'back off' slightly...instead of following the 'across the board' schedule provided by the nute manufacturer. Last edited by Dutchgrown; 01-27-2010 at 07:43 PM.. Reason: added info
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01-27-2010, 07:43 PM	#7
ambertrich Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: West Coast of the East Posts: 1,534	DG, I'm sure you are quite busy. If you get some time this would be helpful to many. Thanks! Last edited by ambertrich; 01-27-2010 at 07:44 PM.. Reason: reference post #5

01-27-2010, 09:16 AM	#3
Organnabis Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Dumbest question...ever. Posts: 29	Canna is pretty common in California grow shops......House and Garden is harder to find.

01-27-2010, 07:59 PM	#9
nnep Resident Nice Guy Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: A Simple Mind in a Complicated World Posts: 912	That makes me very excited, thanks for the speedy reply. From what i've seen your costumer service is top notch too, maybe it's the woman's touch. __________________ Dutchgrown Seeds - Grape Sorbet (BS x C99) & Witches Weed (SFV/ChemD x C99) Test Grow Dutchgrown Seeds - Merlin's Magic (AG x C99) Test Grow