Massachusetts Grow 2020
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yardgrazer
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NENugger
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All my seeds this year are from crosses made 2017-2019.
Purple Satellite: one is from last years seeds Vermontman sold thru ACE and the other is a PSxPS cross I made last season. Both recently topped, uppotted and ready for outdoors.
6-22 BangiHaze xQueen Mother/Purple Bud
Purple Satellite: one is from last years seeds Vermontman sold thru ACE and the other is a PSxPS cross I made last season. Both recently topped, uppotted and ready for outdoors.
6-22 BangiHaze xQueen Mother/Purple Bud
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NENugger
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Early Sexing
Early Sexing
Hey Zeez have you tried early sexing the plants using a loop to view the pre flowers( I think that is what they are called) that usually show at the 5th node? I learned how to grow from all the info here on ICMag and there is a thread about early sexing. Definitely works.
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Early Sexing
Hey Zeez have you tried early sexing the plants using a loop to view the pre flowers( I think that is what they are called) that usually show at the 5th node? I learned how to grow from all the info here on ICMag and there is a thread about early sexing. Definitely works.
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Thanks, I'm watching closely. Starting to show bumps on some of the nodes but no pistils yet. I'm trying to let them go as long as possible just to be sure before starting to chop.
When they start looking like there's enough to make the call, maybe I'll put some pics up here.
OG_NoMan
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I will be taking clones back inside right before they start to flower. These strains are for effect so whether they do well or not the real test is how they do indoor this coming winter. As long as a few make it to harvest outdoor I will be happy. Every round of growing gives me that much more experience and hopefully with that better results. I just had to burn about 1-1/2 pounds of awesome indoor nug because of PM that was my fault for letting temps and humidity get to crazy. Good luck all
AgentPothead
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I don't think growing in the ground is gonna work for me this year. I couldn't get a soil test so I just kind of guessed what it needed, and my plants haven't grown outwards at all, just up. I think we messed up tearing the ground up, it broke up all the roots and the ground has re solidified into basically clay. The are just growing upwards, like they are root bound, I don't think the roots are strong enough to penetrate this mountain I'm stuck growing on. The autoflowers were a complete write off, they are all the same size as when I put them in. The WCx4DD are not nearly as big as the ones I had in my tent for the same amount of time. I think I'm gonna have to throw some of my indoor plants out there in pots, just to get something to show for this season.
Dude your soil would be fine if you just had it tilled up good one time and added a few yards of compost to it.
shit if you just raked the leaves up from those trees in the background and composted them over the winter every year you could make that work.
when you tear the ground up you need to add organic matter and some minerals, it doesn't have to cost anything it's all around for the taking besides some lime and gypsum...
yardgrazer
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Doh! Sorry to hear that.
AgentPothead
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Unfortunately no, just tilling it up wouldn't have helped, the ground up here is mostly clay. The last year we were above slightly optimal in everything except calcium, so all I added this year was some lime. It's gonna take years and years of working the soil to get it to be worth anything at all. My mistake this year was after letting the cover crops grow over winter, we went in and completely tilled that land. The cover crops had done a bit to break it up, but by tilling all that it let the ground re solidify into a dense clay and the plant roots just aren't strong enough to break through. Went from a patch of green in a clearing, to a rocky clay patch in a clearing. Lesson learned! But yeah I'm in it for the long haul hopefully can turn this into an actual grow plot given enough time and energy
OG_NoMan
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Unfortunately no, just tilling it up wouldn't have helped, the ground up here is mostly clay. The last year we were above slightly optimal in everything except calcium, so all I added this year was some lime. It's gonna take years and years of working the soil to get it to be worth anything at all. My mistake this year was after letting the cover crops grow over winter, we went in and completely tilled that land. The cover crops had done a bit to break it up, but by tilling all that it let the ground re solidify into a dense clay and the plant roots just aren't strong enough to break through. Went from a patch of green in a clearing, to a rocky clay patch in a clearing. Lesson learned! But yeah I'm in it for the long haul hopefully can turn this into an actual grow plot given enough time and energy
Have you tried gypsum? Will give you calcium, helps break up clay, won't change your Ph. Good luck as I am learning there is a lot to organics. I also have some extras if you are in need and haven't already taken care of that
AgentPothead
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Thanks guys I really appreciate the offers!Have you tried gypsum? Will give you calcium, helps break up clay, won't change your Ph. Good luck as I am learning there is a lot to organics. I also have some extras if you are in need and haven't already taken care of that
I should be okay after I move some indoor plants up.I got a little bit of a late start this year, a ways behind most of you all. May have left the plants in small pots/seedling mix too long, we'll see. Just transplanted to some 2 gallon pots a week ago.
Here they are a few days ago, just starting to green up. One black pearl on the left and two blueberry on the right. Still waiting on sex for these three.
Also started two fem C99. Im going to run one of these outside in the sun
and the other in my tent under my new LED.
I can see how the growth rates compare.
Here they are a few days ago, just starting to green up. One black pearl on the left and two blueberry on the right. Still waiting on sex for these three.
Also started two fem C99. Im going to run one of these outside in the sun
and the other in my tent under my new LED.
I can see how the growth rates compare.
Thats a pretty nice lineup. I'll be interested to see how the ecsd and sour dubb do. I've been looking for a sour dubb to try out myself. Looks great man good luck
