Dr. Greenhorn
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what up DST. I'm interested to see if thelma is gonna rejuvinate. looking forward to the updates
DST's Vertical Step Grow - Headband and Cali Orange
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jigfresh
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Nice cola, my visitor looks on....was he impressed?
Well, I'll tell you what. If that was me I'd be extremely fucking impressed. In fact, I'd impressed with the whole damn set up.... and all the plants... and all the buds. That's one lucky son of a bitch visiting you, my man.
And I would also agree that the barbagseed looks mighty sativa. So stretchy. It's gonna be tall.
DST
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hehehe.
I just need to look at Barbagseed and she grows another inch!!! ffs, she is soon gonna be hitting the 1m40cm height in my veg tent!!!
Dosed the girls up with full veg nutes and they seemed to appreciate that. The daughter of Thelma is finally getting some colour in her cheeks.
Happy Mondays......
Peace, DST
Don Gin and Ton
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damn man thelma looks like shes got rock tight nuggets man. and interesting re veg man i though you needed to leave leaves and a bit of bud. rock on D!
DST
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eh?, i did leave bud on them, 3 little buds at the bottom....honest guv, they are there...somewhere
Don Gin and Ton
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hahaha lads im talking LEAVES not buds i know you have to leave a bit of bud but i thought you needed the odd leaf
DST
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ok, i gotcha, well theres little leaves on the buds natcho, but no fan leaves were left.....(the buds I left didn't have any fans leaves to begin with.) If it works it's a brucey bonus i guess..The leaves and buds that were left are still looking nice...keep looking at it thinking, I could smoke those buds, they look quite dense for a popcorner. If all else fails I can still clone from Thelma's daughters.
In the interim, I have changed my light schedule slightly. My MH400 runs from lights on for 4 hours, then the 600 kicks in as well until tea time, then it's just the 400MH for the last part through until the wee hours (this is in a 18/6 light schedule). The girls don't seem to mind one bit and I prefer doing it this way until I re-do my ducting and airflow for the coming summer months.
DST
Don Gin and Ton
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kool ive never actually tried to reveg a plant once its been flowered, ill be watching.
thats a whole heap of light for veg bru. im similarly thinking about arrangements for the summer as apparently were in for a scorcher ( to the point i put a bet on we'll break 100F ) going to get a sealed hood n see how it fares i was thinking cooltube but the reflectors even with wings are pretty poop
im still jealous of your greenhouse.....
thats a whole heap of light for veg bru. im similarly thinking about arrangements for the summer as apparently were in for a scorcher ( to the point i put a bet on we'll break 100F ) going to get a sealed hood n see how it fares i was thinking cooltube but the reflectors even with wings are pretty poop
im still jealous of your greenhouse.....
DST
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Don't know too much about the reflectors, I think if i was not vertical I would probably go for a cool hood. They seem to be quite effective.
I am lovin the greenhouse. My list so far includes:
Broccoli, Cucumber, Ruccola, Iceberg lettuce, Corriander, Strawberries, (just in - Blueberry bush - the wife makes amazing muffins!!!) and a whole load of Cherrry Tomato seedlings, all broke ground now. I also have summer carrots, garlic, and some flowers on the go (tulips, chrysants, and tings) Plus I have sneaked a fe, eh hem's in there as well. The wife hasn't said nixy about them yet (wait till they smell
)Oh, and just to let you know, I have taken a leaf out yer book and recycled all my coco which is being used for the veggies. They love it!!!!! Will get a pic up when there is some decent veggy porn action on the go.
Peace, DST
las fingerez
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i think the cooled hoods are better than the cool tube imo. i seemed 2 get a hot spot under the cool tube in horiz coz of the round magnifying effect of the glass and crappy reflector inside. i find i get more coverage with the aerowing 
hope everyone is cool today, going back to work in a bit
lol
hope everyone is cool today, going back to work in a bit
lol
Don Gin and Ton
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haha dude you should see how well our office plant are doing i neglected to tell anyone thier in coco but lots of peeps are remarking they look good hahaDon't know too much about the reflectors, I think if i was not vertical I would probably go for a cool hood. They seem to be quite effective.
I am lovin the greenhouse. My list so far includes:
Broccoli, Cucumber, Ruccola, Iceberg lettuce, Corriander, Strawberries, (just in - Blueberry bush - the wife makes amazing muffins!!!) and a whole load of Cherrry Tomato seedlings, all broke ground now. I also have summer carrots, garlic, and some flowers on the go (tulips, chrysants, and tings) Plus I have sneaked a fe, eh hem's in there as well. The wife hasn't said nixy about them yet (wait till they smell
top work man thats a good list of veg and loving the flower choices haha when in rome eh i do like crysanths too. cannot beat home grown tommies man
Oh, and just to let you know, I have taken a leaf out yer book and recycled all my coco which is being used for the veggies. They love it!!!!! Will get a pic up when there is some decent veggy porn action on the go.
Peace, DST
already there bored stiff its half term for the kiddywinkles.....hope everyone is cool today, going back to work in a bit
DST
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kids get bored in a minute these days....I actually feel sorry for most kids these days, they don't get to run around like we did back in the day....i know my nephews have to spend most of their holidays in and around the house.....bore off. I never saw my house unless I was hungry.....as I ran down the path at 8:30 in the morning with Mum shouting, "are you going to be warm enough!!!"
Don Gin and Ton
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hahahah me too only thing was make sure your in for tea out for days building swings over the river and setting fires hahah generally getting into bother
Don Gin and Ton
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aye sniffing plant food killin themselves ma im pleased legal highs werent about when i was a nipper
Hayduke
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You blokes talk funny!
My summer/Winter garden(s) are still in...may be ripped out and replanted this week...I have lots of collards some cabbage and brussel sprouts (still too small) some carrots and romaine...but the tomatoes are still in and flowering, and the parsley is 4 feet..er...I mean over a meter tall and going to seed. I also have an artichoke (interesting plant).
My summer/Winter garden(s) are still in...may be ripped out and replanted this week...I have lots of collards some cabbage and brussel sprouts (still too small) some carrots and romaine...but the tomatoes are still in and flowering, and the parsley is 4 feet..er...I mean over a meter tall and going to seed. I also have an artichoke (interesting plant).
DST
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Well I think Don talks funny, me, my accents totally normal, hahahaha.You blokes talk funny!
My summer/Winter garden(s) are still in...may be ripped out and replanted this week...I have lots of collards some cabbage and brussel sprouts (still too small) some carrots and romaine...but the tomatoes are still in and flowering, and the parsley is 4 feet..er...I mean over a meter tall and going to seed. I also have an artichoke (interesting plant).
Not sure what collards are, will check them out. What sort of parsley are you growing? I done flat leaf parsley last year and it was about a meter tall, but seeded and then just died on me, trying again with some more this time....there were spatterings of it returning, but no luck. I had an oregano (non edible variety) and that just seemed to spread everywhere!! All my plants seemed to have a bloody non-edible oregano seedling growing in their pot, pain in the arse, especially when you can't use it!!! So I now have an edible oregano (looks exactly like the non-edible variety) and that is also growing like wildfire. Mr outdoor Rosemary has pretty little purpley flowers on it at the moment as well. Interesting. Ah well, enough Percy Thrower'ing from me. Thanks for stopping by Hayduke.
Peace, DST
EDIT: Artichokes eh! Now that is an interesting veg. Never quite got my head around the fact that you only use the heart...tasty though.
DST
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So here's the final bounty, the last has just gone into the jars for curing (Thelma Headband- which came in at 61 grams) This brings the total for my harvest to just over 22 zips
The jars are labelled so if you know my grow you know the jars. Plus there is a delicious bottle of Pomerol 98' for size reference.
This is in a 1.1mx1.24mx2.67m high (3.6'x4'x9') cabinet, vertically grown, with a combo of lights. Started with a 400mh and 600 hps, then switched week 3 of flower to both hps's 600 and 400 respectively. For w to gram ratio we are looking at 0.6g to the watt.
God knows how I am going to smoke all this before my next lock come out, but I am gonna have a might good try
Peace,
DST
The jars are labelled so if you know my grow you know the jars. Plus there is a delicious bottle of Pomerol 98' for size reference.This is in a 1.1mx1.24mx2.67m high (3.6'x4'x9') cabinet, vertically grown, with a combo of lights. Started with a 400mh and 600 hps, then switched week 3 of flower to both hps's 600 and 400 respectively. For w to gram ratio we are looking at 0.6g to the watt.
God knows how I am going to smoke all this before my next lock come out, but I am gonna have a might good try
Peace,
DST
