looks yumm dood
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Peat
Thanks Frank!
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Peat
Thanks, Doc!
Stop by anytime!
Peat's Place is a Dog friendly environment!
Stop by anytime!
Peat's Place is a Dog friendly environment!
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guest3901
damn..peat...
ya got it going on in here...
excellent work dude...
ya got it going on in here...
excellent work dude...
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Peat
Hey chef, thatnks for the interest.
That project came out as Brain Novacaine
There was an earlier batch that went out as Sour Grapes.
...but, the project came out as Brain Novacaine...
Thanks arawn! Very good to see you here! :friends:
That project came out as Brain Novacaine
There was an earlier batch that went out as Sour Grapes.
...but, the project came out as Brain Novacaine...Thanks arawn! Very good to see you here! :friends:
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guest3901
i'l be starting some of your seeds shortly...its ok to post pics here??
just checking.
just checking.
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Peat
My pleasure!
Post away!
The more, the merrier!
Post away!
The more, the merrier!
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LolaGal
Oh! SourGrapes is Brain Novacaine, cool, will adjust my bean package label...
My Muscadine Mash (GK F2s) has huge monster stems! This one is gonna be a record breaker when it grows up! At less than one month old stem is nearly 1/2 inch wide!
LolaSings: " Oh I know a guy named Peat, His beans are mighty sweet! Thank you Peat"
My Muscadine Mash (GK F2s) has huge monster stems! This one is gonna be a record breaker when it grows up! At less than one month old stem is nearly 1/2 inch wide!
LolaSings: " Oh I know a guy named Peat, His beans are mighty sweet! Thank you Peat"
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Peat
Good luck, chef! 
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Thanks greenatik!
Hopefully in the next week...
Still a little confused on the technique & water for the initial flush.
I'll be posting on H3ad's thread in a couple of days.
I plan on running a few coco plants side-by-side my LC Mix plants
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There ya go, Lola!
The Musc Mash is really a good yielder.
TOP, top shelf smoke.
The Brain Novacaine is like a grape version of Sour Bubble bx3.
...except, maybe better!
The BN is a slow vegger, tho. And, dosen't yeild a lot.
Very dense nugs!
Do I now have a Theme Song!?!
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Hey pontiac!
The cubes have been doing very well for me.
But, they take a relatively long time.
2-3 wks is avg.
But these days, it seems I'm doing something wrong.
It's taking much longer. 4-6 wks.
I disected a cube/pellet of an older "yet to root" cutting (6 wks since cut).
It was fully rooted...but only half way throught the pellet.
I figure its a moisture issue.
I'm guessing that Imight be keeping them a little too wet.
Therefore, the roots aren't venturing out...
But, I dunno.
Maybe I'm keeping them too dry?
It could be that I'm compcting them too much, while trying to "firmly seat" the cutting.
Before, I was having problems with the cutting bieng too "loose" in the pellet
So, I dunno...
I'm going to get me one of those water bottle ice cube makers ASAP!!!
http://icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=42847
I'm going to root some side-by-side...
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Thanks for all the postive vibes!
I hope everybody's having a great wnd!
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Thanks greenatik!
Hopefully in the next week...
Still a little confused on the technique & water for the initial flush.
I'll be posting on H3ad's thread in a couple of days.
I plan on running a few coco plants side-by-side my LC Mix plants
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There ya go, Lola!
The Musc Mash is really a good yielder.
TOP, top shelf smoke.
The Brain Novacaine is like a grape version of Sour Bubble bx3.
...except, maybe better!
The BN is a slow vegger, tho. And, dosen't yeild a lot.
Very dense nugs!
Do I now have a Theme Song!?!
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Hey pontiac!
The cubes have been doing very well for me.
But, they take a relatively long time.
2-3 wks is avg.
But these days, it seems I'm doing something wrong.
It's taking much longer. 4-6 wks.
I disected a cube/pellet of an older "yet to root" cutting (6 wks since cut).
It was fully rooted...but only half way throught the pellet.
I figure its a moisture issue.
I'm guessing that Imight be keeping them a little too wet.
Therefore, the roots aren't venturing out...
But, I dunno.
Maybe I'm keeping them too dry?
It could be that I'm compcting them too much, while trying to "firmly seat" the cutting.
Before, I was having problems with the cutting bieng too "loose" in the pellet
So, I dunno...
I'm going to get me one of those water bottle ice cube makers ASAP!!!http://icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=42847
I'm going to root some side-by-side...
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Thanks for all the postive vibes!
I hope everybody's having a great wnd!
BudGood, it sure would be nice to get those MMJ laws over here!!!
You've got it made, mofo!
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Yessir, I agree. Now if we could all chill out and smoke a bong, I mean get along, over here in CO, things would be gravy!
Things are looking great man!
The cubes have been doing very well for me.
But, they take a relatively long time.
2-3 wks is avg.
But these days, it seems I'm doing something wrong.
It's taking much longer. 4-6 wks.
I disected a cube/pellet of an older "yet to root" cutting (6 wks since cut).
It was fully rooted...but only half way throught the pellet.
I figure its a moisture issue.
I'm guessing that Imight be keeping them a little too wet.
Therefore, the roots aren't venturing out...
But, I dunno.
Maybe I'm keeping them too dry?
It could be that I'm compcting them too much, while trying to "firmly seat" the cutting.
Before, I was having problems with the cutting bieng too "loose" in the pellet
So, I dunno...
http://icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=42847
I'm going to root some side-by-side...
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Thanks for all the postive vibes!
I hope everybody's having a great wnd!
You have to keep those pucks wet
I use them all the time. First thing you have to do is soak them in warm water for a good 30 mins, make sure they are soaking wet
Then gently squeeze the xs water out. The pellet should kind of crack, just mold it back into some resembleance of its former shape.
Put your cutting in the bottom of the pellet, where there is no hole( it holds better and prevents "dampening off" issues. Keep those pellets moist, never let them dry out, and under a dome
I have had them in such a humid environment, I got mold on the pellets themselves. But the roots were coming out like there was no tomorrow.
about 5 days to 10 days I am transplanting them
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Peat
Thanks for the prescription, Doc!
It sounds (& feels) like it's a "too dry" thing.
I'll get on 'em right now!
It sounds (& feels) like it's a "too dry" thing.
I'll get on 'em right now!
cloning
cloning
Late to the show Peat,but I just use my organic soil mix cut with extra perlite,or not,everything is usually done rooting in two weeks,it also seems to give them a good early boost.I also soak my cuts for a few hours(between two and oh fu%k the clones !!) and olivia's.I also use a clear cup inside the standard 20 oz party cup so I can see when the roots are forming.
cloning
Late to the show Peat,but I just use my organic soil mix cut with extra perlite,or not,everything is usually done rooting in two weeks,it also seems to give them a good early boost.I also soak my cuts for a few hours(between two and oh fu%k the clones !!) and olivia's.I also use a clear cup inside the standard 20 oz party cup so I can see when the roots are forming.
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Peat
Thanks for the tips, unclefishstick.
Cloning in the soil you grow in seems most ideal.
I like your double cup method, too!
Hey AGrow, you're correct. It was one of the 8.
I was looking for a male that would dominate in the cross.
Of course, there's no way to tell, until the progeny are tested.
My tests show it's very SBbx3.
But luckily, the WR came through, too.
The yeild is better than straight SBbx3.
There is a little variation in the phenos.
Some lean to SBbx3.
Some, to WR.
Good luck, AGrow!
Send me a link when you start your thread!
Cloning in the soil you grow in seems most ideal.
I like your double cup method, too!
Hey AGrow, you're correct. It was one of the 8.
I was looking for a male that would dominate in the cross.
Of course, there's no way to tell, until the progeny are tested.
My tests show it's very SBbx3.
But luckily, the WR came through, too.
The yeild is better than straight SBbx3.
There is a little variation in the phenos.
Some lean to SBbx3.
Some, to WR.
Good luck, AGrow!
Send me a link when you start your thread!
