It’s now starting week 9 of flower, and the battle continues. I sprayed them once again, I can’t find any live thrips but I’m sure they’re still around. All in all they are doing ok, looking frosty and smelling great. The BOO has started chunking up. I really wish I had thinned her out more...
I recently found that my aero cloner holes for the neoprene plugs are the same size as rapid rooters. I put the clones in the rapid rooter, into the cloner, and have a repeat timer that sprays the plugs for like 20 seconds every two hours. Keeps the water cooler since the pump doesn’t run...
My first seed purchase was through them, Durban poison and GDP. The GDP didn’t pop, but they sent new seeds, even changed to green crack, I didn’t want a rerun of non-germinating seeds. Neither ended up being really good, but they grew and looked like weed, and overall were ok. I started...
I have their 4’ version that looks similar, I use them for my tomatoes and peppers to start in the spring, they work fine for that so believe they would work for getting clones started. I wouldn’t try long term vegging or flowering, but getting clones started they don’t need much.
A good cleaning with just a bit of soap and water has always worked for me, but if it still has a smell you can put some baking soda on a paper plate and place it in there for a while, that should take care of any lingering odors.
Here’s my golden tiger from Ace, a mix of Malawi and Thai. The leaves are nothing like an indica, I don’t care what any so called internet expert claims, it’s very obvious to any casual observer.
Here’s todays update. I looked for about ten minutes on all four plants and found two live thrips. They’re still there, but not gaining ground. The insecticidal soap seems to be working as advertised. The plants are developing well, I’m happy so far with the progress, especially considering...
Well I have not been keeping my journal up, but here’s a recap of my thrip issues that have happened.
https://www.rollitup.org/t/aaargh-first-battle-with-bugs.1105286/
Once I’ve finished with the thrips I’ll begin here again, but I wanted a marker here to say why the lapse of info and where to...
My point was if you grow a true land race sativa, say Malawi, Thai, Laos, Burmese, it will be VERY thin leafed, and absolutely be an energetic high without a doubt, so that is an absolute absolute. Not bro science in that aspect.
I don’t think you can jump to the conclusion that all plants with thinner leaves are sativa or all of them are more of a cerebral high, but you can imo say that it is a strong indicator. For instance, I have never seen a pure indica, or anything even claimed to be pure, that doesn’t have wide...
Just my two cents, but those are not anywhere near thin leaves or sativa looking. These are thin sativa leaves, and no where near the thin leaves from some of my sativas, just the first pic that popped up. This is not bro science but experienced growers talking, please get some experience...