MY LITTLE SOG GOES 1000W

[darwinsbulldog]

man some hot stuff there high country sorry if i've missed you having already stated this recently but how many weeks in are you? 6-7? close to the chop?

 

[killerweed31]

awesome grow, you never failed h.c. i like it to much, keep up the great job alwayz!!!

 

[High Country]

man some hot stuff there high country sorry if i've missed you having already stated this recently but how many weeks in are you? 6-7? close to the chop?

About 7 1/2 weeks, I can chop these right now but I'll give them another week.

 

[darwinsbulldog]

sweet stuff mate, as the french (probably don't) say BONNE 'ARVISTE! lol

 

[BroughtSuperior]

sexy SOG bro, that indica is a real gem, i love the fact that you have that strain for some years, that really makes one to know the plant, and the reactions to all that we do to them!!

 

[High Country]

SOME OF THE MUMS JUST STARTED THEIR SUMMER HOLIDAY

SOME OF THE MUMS JUST STARTED THEIR SUMMER HOLIDAY

After yesterdays mission on the motorbike it was time to get the 4WD out for some gardening activities in the bush.

HANG ON, THIS WASN'T HERE YESTERDAY, CAN'T BE STUFFED GETTING THE CHAINSAW OUT, I KNOW ANOTHER WAY IN

ON SITE AND 8 OF THE MUMS ARE IN THE GROUND

AMONG A STAND OF BLACK WATTLE

THE SOIL IS MOIST AND RICH

PLENTY OF SUN WILL GET TO THESE GIRLS

JUST HOPE THE KANGAROOS DON'T EAT THEM ALL, GIVE ME A HOME AMONG THE GUM TREES

Planting out among Black Wattle, Acacia sp., should be good for them. The Acacia species is known for it's ability to fix nitrogen into the soil. I didn't add anything to the soil, it looked good enough to eat. The alternate route was a bit of a goat track and was in low range 1st gear most of the way but I made it and didn't get bogged.

I've got some more mums to go in but these can wait for another day and a different location. I'll return to this site at some time in the future and check on the progress. These mums had been heavily cloned and will produce multiple branches so it should be interesting to see what they do.

 

[High Country]

sexy SOG bro, that indica is a real gem, i love the fact that you have that strain for some years, that really makes one to know the plant, and the reactions to all that we do to them!!

It is a very reliable plant indeed this indica. It never hermies no matter how much abuse you give it. It clones quite easily and consistantly. In the 8 years I have run it there has been no deviation in any of the plants characteristics. It is perfect for single cola SOG'S. Despite spider mite attacks I have managed to keep it going. A friend crossed it with a sativa strain of his. The offspring reverted back to the indica traits and displayed very little sativa characteristics. This is a rock solid, very stable strain.

And above all, it's not a bad smoke, very little is needed for the desired effect. It will be interesting to see what it does with a full season under the sun. My main mum's, the big ones, will be going out soon. I'm giving them a good feed and a blast under 430W for another week then out they go.

New clones are on the go for new mums and the SOG comes down next week. Happy times.

The trouble is, around here we have a lot of fuel reduction burns in the bush to reduce the risk of bushfire or wildfire to some. This will start soon, hopefully not in my spots. Oh well, nothing I can do about it.

The risk of bushfire will start in a couple of months and we are also being warned of plague locusts too, hope they don't find my plants and if they do, shit happens, luck of the draw, doesn't really worry me, life goes on.

 

[High Country]

IT HAS BEEN A VERY BUSY DAY IN THE HIGH COUNTRY

IT HAS BEEN A VERY BUSY DAY IN THE HIGH COUNTRY

The clone run.

DAY 14, 70 CLONES IN SPHAGNUM MOSS

I'M STARTING TO SEE WHAT I WANT TO SEE

PURPLE STEMS, THE CLONES VASCULAR SYSTEM ARE WORKING

THEY HAVE ROOTS AND ARE TAKING UP NUTRIENTS

Looks like it will be a high strike rate. Clones are now on veg nutes at 1.0 EC under 430W HPS, 18/6.

A new generation of mothers are born.

 

[darwinsbulldog]

woop woop got started on the guerrilla grow good stuff high country hope they become giants

 

[stoNerd]

Go Australia!

 

[High Country]

woop woop got started on the guerrilla grow good stuff high country hope they become giants

These are the 5 main mums. They have been cloned so heavily each plant now has about 20-30 cola sites, many multiple branches. These are the ones I want to survive.

NEARLY TIME FOR A SUN TAN

PACK THE BAGS MUMS YOUR GOING FOR A HOLIDAY IN THE SUN, NOT TO THE BEACH, YOUR GOING TO THE HIGH COUNTRY

Got a few more after that lot too.

 

[darwinsbulldog]

lol man, if you flowered those mum's now they'd just be one HUGE cohesive cola each haha the width of your thigh. if you put them out and they get to veg for another 5 months... they'll just be epic bush i'm sure with 20-30 stems all ready to start going crazy

 

[High Country]

lol man, if you flowered those mum's now they'd just be one HUGE cohesive cola each haha the width of your thigh. if you put them out and they get to veg for another 5 months... they'll just be epic bush i'm sure with 20-30 stems all ready to start going crazy

Yep, these are my main babies and are going to a special location, until a freaking kangaroo or wombat eats them.

 

[darwinsbulldog]

just piss near your plants man... that'll work at least until it rains next. in which time you can sort out fencing if needs be.

 

[JamieShoes]

lol @ having kangeroos as main concern, this grow is just SO Aussie ....


nice ... very nice

 

[mean mr.mustard]

Your hemisphere is cool

Nice ladies!

I miss planting out in the bush.

 

[High Country]

lol @ having kangeroos as main concern, this grow is just SO Aussie ....


nice ... very nice

Eastern Grey kangaroos everywhere around here. I usually hit about 3-5 every year in my 4WD going to work. The bull bar on the front of the car stops the panel damage but kills the roos. Nothing you can do about it, they just jump out in front of you. There is no shortage of them, I have no fences on my property and regularly have them outside my back and front doors. They usually show up at my place after a heavy Spring rain when growth is lush so this should be soon. Then the heat of summer hits and the snakes come out to play. They are my biggest concern. I just hope the roos don't eat the plants, we shall see what happens.

 

[Hammerhead]

The clone run.

DAY 14, 70 CLONES IN SPHAGNUM MOSS

I'M STARTING TO SEE WHAT I WANT TO SEE

PURPLE STEMS, THE CLONES VASCULAR SYSTEM ARE WORKING

THEY HAVE ROOTS AND ARE TAKING UP NUTRIENTS

Looks like it will be a high strike rate. Clones are now on veg nutes at 1.0 EC under 430W HPS, 18/6.

A new generation of mothers are born.

Whats in the bottom of your cloner?

 

[High Country]

Whats in the bottom of your cloner?

That funny looking stuff that looks like vomit is actually SPHAGNUM MOSS. See my thread, works well, very high strike rates so far. Organic material and very good moisture retaining ability. It works.

 

[High Country]

lol man, if you flowered those mum's now they'd just be one HUGE cohesive cola each haha the width of your thigh. if you put them out and they get to veg for another 5 months... they'll just be epic bush i'm sure with 20-30 stems all ready to start going crazy

I am now feeding them with veg nutes at 2.0 EC under a 430W HPS. In 6 days they become part of the bush, close to a river somewhere.