Shonuff's Next Adventure.

shonuff_305

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This should be a great journal for you purp lovers.
Im on a quest to find a few well rounded TRUE purple strains with the old and new school purp qualities and does not need cold temps to influence the coloration of the flowers.
I will be buying and collecting seeds from many breeders, To grow out their strain and give my review.
So buckle up. Its going to be a colorful ride:hump:
 

shonuff_305

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Quick update,,, last nite b4 I went to bed I put 14 triple purple doja, 12 double purple chem doja, and 3 Dr greenthumb chemdawg g13 seeds in a red solo cup with water. When woke up this morning 98% had dropped to the bottom of the cup.
So they r n paper towels now until the tap root get 1 and a half inch long. This is just my method of doing it. I've lost to many seedlings by throwing them n a pot while they're short.
 

shonuff_305

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Sorry for the late post. But everything's doing jus fine. Popped 30 beans 100% germ rate . Im goin to do things alil diff this time go round. I normally use promix HP as my medium jacks classic whole milk and sugar as my feed. I switched over go fox farm because of the nitro. N nitro seems to be good for vegging plants. I have some subcool super soil I will be using at flowering time. My first time using super soil so I will fill up a 3rd of the bag with supersoil and the rest with fox farm since da roots tend to dig during flowering. Wish me luck.
 

shonuff_305

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Sorry for the late post. But the Dr greenthumbs chemdawg g13 haven't sprouted. In wet naps the tap root did come out. Idk. Smh. But all the triple purple doja and double purple chem doja have came up in really looking good
 

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Day 17. Everything is looking pretty good.
Starting to get some height on them. This is they second feeding. I feed them a cup of whole milk per gallon, a teaspoon of blackstrap molasses per gallon and a 1\3 jacks classics 10-10-10 per gallon. That's it pretty much the entire grow.
 

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