Nobody's BIG BUDs

green_nobody

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• Jun 10, 2007

• #41

first a few of my clones in the propagation dome. i keep this dome on mild sun window sill of an south side window. due to the warm temps right now i won't need the heating mat i usually use. they are now 2 days old and we gone see how the do, so far non died on me which is usual at that stage, hope that stays that way the next days.

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 10, 2007

• #42

next is the grow itself, had to top the lower branches today to force them to split as the higher did already. toppings went to the rabbits since i'm full on clones right now, later more to this

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 10, 2007

• #43

Now to the rabbits, since i didn't need any more cuttings right now to clone, so i simply had to dispose them. i have one female rabbit which constantly tries to bit me, so to cool it off a bit it got the cuttings they probley not to potent even for a rabbit of 8lb but charming women hardly ever fails

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 11, 2007

• #44

i checked today and noticed that those poor plant had to grow 5 days more in those shitty clay pots then i had plant. so i finally transplant them today into 2/3 gal pots. wasn't easy to get the out of those clay pots since the had started to root into the ruff surface of the pots quiet a bit. had to do a bit damage to them

 

green_nobody

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• Jun 11, 2007

• #45

here one pic of a root ball which isn't the biggest due to the small pot but rock hard, really. and one of the the now pots bottom lining with burned expanded clay which i wasted before use. i put that into the bottom sine the drain holes of the pots a rather large and my soil is damn short fibered and would be washed out in no time.

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 11, 2007

• #46

some of a plant after been moved to the "new" pot and wired down again

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 11, 2007

• #47

and the final pic for tonight is one of a constand headache i got with one. that damn stem split open about 2 1/2 to 3 weeks ago during LST and since then i could get it to grow shut again, now i only tied the gap close a bit so it would split any dipper now. before i tried tap, wire and strings to get it closed again, didn't work at all

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 11, 2007

• #48

beside that gap, that is a nice plant, really healthy looking but the gap bugs since it probably gone rip apart at this point later in flower...

 

green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #49

time for a little update here on clones.... still not much to declear on them i guess beside all well and alive in the dome. add some pics from today here.

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #50

gone head down later to check on the new water-clones i took yesterday from toppings. had to check if i still capable to do the trick the cheap way

 

green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #51

more on the clone army

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #52

plant 2 and 4 served me with lots of good materrial to work with, 3 had less and 1 is a bum

 

TheJollyBrother

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #53

looking good i will keep looking in on this as im a fan of the BIg BUd variety!

 

green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #54

and now a update on the veg grow itself. those 4 used up pretty much every sq. in in those pots, those rootballs are rock-solid now. guess i gone repalant to slightly bigger pots by friday-saturday.

some shots.

 

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TheJollyBrother

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #55

i like how bushy they are looking is that because you toppend them so many times or have you continued to tie down branches ect?
Jolly

 

TheJollyBrother

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #56

woops now having looked i see the blatent tying down! what a tit!

 

green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #57

the interesting thing was that i had watered those like 2 hours earlier and the rootball been dry by now again. so i went for a bit radical cure for the problem and flushed the pots. each for good 2-3 mins with and warm tab water that went thru a filter sys. i think the molasses i use in my daily watering glued the soil a bit up and made it a bit hydrophobic. well that should be solved now

 

green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #58

TheJollyBrother said:

i like how bushy they are looking is that because you toppend them so many times or have you continued to tie down branches ect?
Jolly

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wop, wired down to total madness, my trademark

 

green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #59

some more shots of this bush madness on less then 6"

 

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green_nobody

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• Jun 20, 2007

• #60

and finally a shot under those floro tubes...

 

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