Harvest a Pound Every Three Weeks!

From veg to flower. the rooted clones are only growing roots...lol
Cool, Just wasn't sure if after 3 weeks in the cloner plants would be ready to take cuttings from. And on the same note I was worried about taking cuttings from the ones just put into flower, as I wouldn't want the plant to focus on repairing where I cut as opposed to focusing on bud production. But I would imagine it takes a little bit for it to go from veg to bloom, so during that time would be when it is healing itself.

So I guess that makes sense. I appreciate the assistance.
 

adamhew77

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Cool, Just wasn't sure if after 3 weeks in the cloner plants would be ready to take cuttings from. And on the same note I was worried about taking cuttings from the ones just put into flower, as I wouldn't want the plant to focus on repairing where I cut as opposed to focusing on bud production. But I would imagine it takes a little bit for it to go from veg to bloom, so during that time would be when it is healing itself.


Take clones from the lowest possible branches that are as close to 4" as possible. Stinks cloner really has 100% success I have even taken some from my finished plants..the lower buds little nothing popcorn that doesnt even amount to a good toke.... they took longer but they rooted and basically saved the genetics I wanted. Once the plants are in full bud production you are right to a degree. If you take certain little branches they dont really regrow them they focus the energy to where you want it...making flowers.., but that in itself is a lot of info to learn about where to clip when and why.. The transition takes a couple of weeks for them to shift from growing ... to flower. Its not going to effect it at all. Follow Stinks design to the letter while you learn the "WHY" and by the 2nd or 3rd you will feel like a pro, but all the years Ive done this i learn something new all the time.:-P Just a little added info little off subject....buy neem oil and lady bugs...the lady bugs will eat mites and many other unwanted bugs and the the neem oil is an organic way to prevent larger leaf eating bugs as well as white powdery mildew.
 

Pancho415

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What is your view on misters instead of spray heads? like a mist of nuts and water? is there a difference in oxygenation or whatever? i am a med.pre-new grower, haven't had even one grow yet. been just looking around and researching. great stuff tho!!!
 

mindphuk

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snakes420

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Hey guys I read through the first ~100 pages of this thread and also checked out his website and know that this is the exact system I want to setup for my first grow. The problem is that I don't have a room to grow in, the best I can do is buy a fairly large cabinet. So I have a few questions:

1. What is the minimum sized cabinet I need for a single Stinkbud Jr system? What is the minimum size if I wanted to fit in 3 Stinkbud Jr flower systems so I can harvest every 3 weeks?
2. Since I'm likely only going to be able to fit in 1 flower system and therefore can only do 1 harvest every 9 weeks, will I need to have mother plants?
3. Do you have any links for others who have used the Stinkbud system for a cabinet grow?
4. What sort of yield should I expect (rough estimates, I know it depends on the strain and other things)?
 

StinkBud

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The system you want is actually the Stinkbud Single. You could grow just one big plant and yield a pound. My last Sour Diesel produced 20oz. from one-1000W HPS light. The first SB single plans are online at www.stinkbuddies.com but I have a much better version now. I just finished my book and I'm trying to find a publisher right now. The book will have everything you need!

You will need 8 weeks of veg and another 8 weeks flowering though. You could start from seed each time or buy a cutting if possible. Buy DNA Genetics seeds. They rule!

Good luck bro!
StinkBud
 

JimmyT

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Buy DNA Genetics seeds. They rule!
I feel the same way! I wish I could get my hands on proven clones but, that's beyond my reach. I'm left to scour various seed vendors and, I must say, DNA's OG Kush has been the most impressive growing, looking, smelling top-shelf plant with a nicely balanced high. Far exceeds many other vendors' strains. Are there any specific ones you'd recommend from DNA? Thanks and Happy New Year, SB!:leaf:
 

StinkBud

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I feel the same way! I wish I could get my hands on proven clones but, that's beyond my reach. I'm left to scour various seed vendors and, I must say, DNA's OG Kush has been the most impressive growing, looking, smelling top-shelf plant with a nicely balanced high. Far exceeds many other vendors' strains. Are there any specific ones you'd recommend from DNA? Thanks and Happy New Year, SB!:leaf:
Yea, obviously you already know about OG Kush. If you like the OG you'll love Sour Diesel, LA Confidential, Kushberry, Purple Wreck and just about anything else they breed. They offer a Lemon Skunk that I would love to try.
 

lbezphil2005

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Cool, Just wasn't sure if after 3 weeks in the cloner plants would be ready to take cuttings from. And on the same note I was worried about taking cuttings from the ones just put into flower, as I wouldn't want the plant to focus on repairing where I cut as opposed to focusing on bud production. But I would imagine it takes a little bit for it to go from veg to bloom, so during that time would be when it is healing itself.

So I guess that makes sense. I appreciate the assistance.
doing it at this time also helps to reduce stretch, as instead of focusing on that first burst of flowering growth when most of the stretching occurs it gets redirected towards healing itself, lessening the degree of stretch by a little on some strains, quite a bit on others. If you take cuttings AND lst at the same time it really slows stretch, just have to be careful is all. Always go light at first, until you see what your plant can handle no matter what you are doing.
 

dumdedum

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Why go too all the effort when you can just havest 3-6 pounds every 4 months ? instead of messing around with loads of plants at diffrent stages of growth.
 

DarylP

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Why go too all the effort when you can just havest 3-6 pounds every 4 months ? instead of messing around with loads of plants at diffrent stages of growth.
I could not service my patients if I only pulled in 3-4 pounds every 4 months.
 

StinkBud

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Why go too all the effort when you can just havest 3-6 pounds every 4 months ? instead of messing around with loads of plants at diffrent stages of growth.
Some people don't like running a perpetual harvest because you never get a break. You always have to keep an eye on your plants and be constantly harvesting and trimming. That's why some people prefer to start all of their systems at the same time and harvest all at once. Then you can shut down after harvest and take a little vacation or something.

Another benefit to one big harvest is it's easier to stay ahead of pests. You can't spray your buds when they are late in the flowering stage so pests can take over rather quickly. Getting rid of spider mites with a perpetual harvest is really hard. With a one time harvest you can bleach and spray your room between harvests making sure you kill any pests or eggs.

Remember, the size of your harvests is directly related to the size of your room. The bigger the room, the bigger your harvest can be.

StinkBud
 

StinkBud

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How long before we can get a copy of your book do you think?
I'm really quite excited to read it!
I just sent off my new StinkBud Cloner II article to High Times magazine today. It will be in the Master Growers Guide out this May. I'm hoping my book will follow soon after.
StinkBud
 
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