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high2dsky
05-01-2007, 11:31 PM
i only have 3 indoor grows under my belt and i've gotten a lil tired of the high electricty bills . seeing how the sun is out a whole lot of hours each day. i went ahead and started these lil babies. my first outdoor grow. high and tired , so if anybody has any questions feel free. peace
h2ds:pass: :peace:
was having trouble uploading my cell phone pics to my comp. and really havent had time to work with it cuz i work so much. transplanted them 4 days ago. it should of been done a week ago. i made it a messy job.
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they used to be in these small cups thats the reason for the slow growth. roots didnt have much to grow in.
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cleaning up the dirty work.
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a lil water down for the shocked roots in there new home.
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finished transplanting project for extended growth and stretch. now should be the start of some serious ganga growing. hopefully.
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this ones for u all..........................................
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high2dsky
05-03-2007, 01:10 PM
just a few updates......
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sombro
05-03-2007, 03:23 PM
i keep bruising my knuckles reaching for that J!
gorilla
05-03-2007, 06:41 PM
Hey High2dasky. Cool to see you grow. I'll be around to watch.
Any reason for the milk containers other than you already had 'em?
look'n good HIGH :D
:pass:
high2dsky
05-03-2007, 10:50 PM
Any reason for the milk containers other than you already had 'em?
im big on recycling. i drink plenty of water and milk, so y not use the containers and get the full value out of them. simply my 2 cents but i like it. each container has about 1/2 in. of gravel along with holes at each bottom for good drainage. with pots u have to wash them out and store them when not in use. i like being able to thru these away as soon as the grow is over.
:D :D
I think that's a pretty hefty idea :D
milk for weed hehe
only thing i worry about is potential light reaching the roots, else they are top notch
hope this bagseed grow turns out good for ya man!
peace
high2dsky
05-06-2007, 02:38 PM
having nat and bug problems. those lil black flies looking things that jsut swarm the plants. any suggestions on how to get rid of them. thanks . peace.
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well, I've heard a lot of good advise about using neem oil, but since i never came around to using it, i tend to use just straight playground sand, of course from a bag. you may wanna sterilize it too , just to be on the safe side.
i simply spread a layer on top of the soil, around an inch or so, and water from the bottom, which makes the top sand layer dry out and so kill the larvae. They need the humidity to survive.
depending on how early you spot this problem and intervene, you may want to possibly even remove as much of the top soil as possible without disturbing any roots, then put the sand layer...this will potentially remove any larvae that have been dug in. also, since they frequently surface, they aren't too deep in the soil and usually spread across the very top layer of your pots.
hope this help man :)
high2dsky
05-06-2007, 09:35 PM
well, I've heard a lot of good advise about using neem oil, but since i never came around to using it, i tend to use just straight playground sand, of course from a bag. you may wanna sterilize it too , just to be on the safe side.
i simply spread a layer on top of the soil, around an inch or so, and water from the bottom, which makes the top sand layer dry out and so kill the larvae. They need the humidity to survive.
depending on how early you spot this problem and intervene, you may want to possibly even remove as much of the top soil as possible without disturbing any roots, then put the sand layer...this will potentially remove any larvae that have been dug in. also, since they frequently surface, they aren't too deep in the soil and usually spread across the very top layer of your pots.
hope this help man :)
will do and ill let u know how it works out. kudos for the advice.
Trailer Park Boy
05-08-2007, 11:20 AM
my favorite way to get rid of the fungus gnats is a combo of safers yellow sticky strips and diatomaceous earth sprinkled on the soil.
They always seem to pop up every now and then, but the DE really kicks the hell out of em, plus it is 80%+ silica, with a tiny amount of mg and iron in it that your plant sure can use. Like a 2 for one top dressing.
Another bonus from using it on top of your soil is that mites and other insects won't be able to walk across the dirt to climb uninfected plants, making it a top notch organic preventative measure.
All my dirt bins get a good sprinkling of DE over them, and really anywhere an insect has to walk is a good spot for it.
To us it is just dust, but to them it is a field of razorblades. It cuts through their shells and dehydrates them.
Hell, I add DE with my cats food once a month to keep them worm free.
I know someone who rubs their horses down in it to keep lice fleas and ticks off.
The stuff is great, and safe as safe can get. The feed store (read: trailer park organics store) near me sells 50 lb bags of the stuff for under $20. 50 lbs will last you years.
high2dsky
05-09-2007, 09:54 PM
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high2dsky
05-10-2007, 08:16 PM
:pass: :smoke1: :smoke1: this ones for u guys.
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high2dsky
05-15-2007, 03:32 PM
as u can see some of the plants have root burns. just flushed them out yesterday so they should be all rite within a few days (2-3). enjoy maties. any feedback appreciated. peace homies.
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looks more like ya spilled some ferts on the leafs whilst feed'n to me and not root burn :)
peakguy
05-15-2007, 05:24 PM
I like the reuse of the milk jugs. I use similar cut jugs for cloaches for my outdoor garden. Most of the stuff (outside of lamps, timers, etc.) that I use in my secret garden is stuff left over from my outdoor gardens. I get so many plants and so much garden stuff delivered, when stuff like lamps or whatever show up, the delivery drivers don't bat an eye. Good luck, we'll be watching.
high2dsky
05-15-2007, 10:43 PM
looks more like ya spilled some ferts on the leafs whilst feed'n to me and not root burn :)
ok , now i feel like a clutz. ur absolutely rite. i was thinking to myself, why did they get like that if i know i never over fed. but it ws more than likely when i sprayed them with this. thanks for pointing that out CB.
(for the spider mites of course.)
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high2dsky
05-15-2007, 10:45 PM
I like the reuse of the milk jugs. I use similar cut jugs for cloaches for my outdoor garden. Most of the stuff (outside of lamps, timers, etc.) that I use in my secret garden is stuff left over from my outdoor gardens. I get so many plants and so much garden stuff delivered, when stuff like lamps or whatever show up, the delivery drivers don't bat an eye. Good luck, we'll be watching.
i prey to god "good luck " is always watching for u . for me to.
high2dsky
05-19-2007, 02:13 PM
here we go again.
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high2dsky
05-22-2007, 02:40 PM
and they keep going......
enjoy. :D
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and a picture of my balcony view again.
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budweisman
05-22-2007, 10:56 PM
Hey there HighSky.....
Looks like we started our grows around the same time. When are you planning to start the flowering process...or are you going to wait until it happens naturally in the fall? Lookin good btw.
Good to yas.
BW
high2dsky
05-23-2007, 10:19 PM
dont know. ill most likey start 3rd week of june. really want to get serious nodes for some primo buddage. ill keep posting.
high2dsky
05-24-2007, 10:58 PM
just keeping u all updated.
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high2dsky
05-28-2007, 01:58 PM
here we go again.
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budweisman
05-28-2007, 02:19 PM
Hey there H2dSky....
This is a total outdoor grow thus far correct? Are your plants in full sun, shade or something in between? Also, what are your night time temps?
I'm thinking about doing the rest of my grow outside (I'm 4 weeks into veg using Flouros)...I want to veg another 3 weeks and I was thinking they might do well outside now.
Thanks,
BW
high2dsky
05-28-2007, 02:37 PM
Hey there H2dSky....
This is a total outdoor grow thus far correct? Are your plants in full sun, shade or something in between? Also, what are your night time temps?
I'm thinking about doing the rest of my grow outside (I'm 4 weeks into veg using Flouros)...I want to veg another 3 weeks and I was thinking they might do well outside now.
Thanks,
BW
they get full sun from 6am -4pm. temps run around 75-90 degrees F. nite runs around 70-75 degrees f. only thing i can say about outdoor grows is that they are alot and i do mean alot less expensive. let me know what comes about with ur grow. i will start cloning in the next few days, so be on the look out.
high2dsky
05-31-2007, 02:19 PM
plants are sexing now. i have 2 for sure males so my small garden will be cut to 8 as of now. but dont worry ill be cloning soon.
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budweisman
05-31-2007, 04:20 PM
[QUOTE=high2dsky;27774][b]plants are sexing now. i have 2 for sure males so my small garden will be cut to 8 as of now. but dont worry ill be cloning soon.
Since I started my grow around the same time I guess I should be watching for sexing as well. Are you looking at preflowers or something else?
Thanks.
BW
budweisman
05-31-2007, 04:25 PM
they get full sun from 6am -4pm. temps run around 75-90 degrees F. nite runs around 70-75 degrees f. only thing i can say about outdoor grows is that they are alot and i do mean alot less expensive. let me know what comes about with ur grow. i will start cloning in the next few days, so be on the look out.
Cool...thanks for the info. Seems like we have similar conditions although my nights are more like low 60's. I also get sun from about 6:00a-7:30ish pm and they are under shade cloth. So far the plants seem to be thriving since I moved them outside last Sunday. I'm going to leave them out to veg another 3 weeks outside. You planning to flower outside as well? Will they wait until Fall or do you think they will start flowering soon?
Good to you...
BW
high2dsky
05-31-2007, 08:51 PM
[QUOTE=high2dsky;27774][b]plants are sexing now. i have 2 for sure males so my small garden will be cut to 8 as of now. but dont worry ill be cloning soon.
Since I started my grow around the same time I guess I should be watching for sexing as well. Are you looking at preflowers or something else?
Thanks.
BW
well, on a few of the plants i can already see tiny tiny pollen sacs forming( tiny ball looking things). with that being said i trashed those babies.
high2dsky
05-31-2007, 08:53 PM
Cool...thanks for the info. Seems like we have similar conditions although my nights are more like low 60's. I also get sun from about 6:00a-7:30ish pm and they are under shade cloth. So far the plants seem to be thriving since I moved them outside last Sunday. I'm going to leave them out to veg another 3 weeks outside. You planning to flower outside as well? Will they wait until Fall or do you think they will start flowering soon?
Good to you...
BW
i cut 2 big black trash bags in half and then taped them together to make a long black tarp . i use this to cover the plants around 6pm daily thus taking it off 6am daily.
high2dsky
06-04-2007, 09:23 PM
havent had time to clone with my bullshit work schedule. havent had time to get the tops to my clone domes. i finally have tomm. off , so hopefully i ll get my tired ass to the head shop to pick them up. if so ill post the pics of the cloning process. heres what i was able to take today. peace.
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loook'n damn nice mang :)
keep on keep'n on
:pass:
high2dsky
06-06-2007, 03:54 PM
so remember i told everybody i was gonna be cloning. well i finally found a small time slot to take care of business. here goes. only 2 females left from the batch. bad news for me but i'll make do.
cloning tools
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clones will go in that clear container.....
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and eventually will fully bloom in these.
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male plants in the trash.
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7 total female clones.
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one female plant, one mother female plant and the clones .
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wish me luck on my succes rate for the clones.
gorilla
06-06-2007, 08:23 PM
Good luck. ;)
Looks like a cool cloning box.
budweisman
06-07-2007, 05:28 PM
Luck to you!
high2dsky
06-12-2007, 07:14 AM
thanks for everybodys luck but all the females died :( :( :( . seeing as how it was my first cloning project i know i made a small but important mistake along the way. im left with only 2 female plants which are already flowering. lm germinating 12 more seeds but will start them for 2 wks indoor under a 450 hps lite then move them outdoors. will post pics soon.
sux the girls pasted on mang... what happened?
peace
high2dsky
07-23-2007, 12:59 AM
what happened?
peace
they werent put in and air tite "dome"? i just put one sock drawer on top of another, but air was easily flowing in and out from each corner.
most recent pics.
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Cranky
07-23-2007, 04:43 AM
you bro,
bummer about the clones but next time yas take cuttings,,,trim um down and dont trim back the leaves;)
bigger cuttings take longer to root.
take a peek at my clonning guide to see what i mean about size and trimming um back;)
cranky
high2dsky
07-31-2007, 12:38 PM
ok, ok, here are the damn pics already
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Cranky
07-31-2007, 12:54 PM
looking good there mate...id remove the dead leaves out of the soil though;)
good job there fella;)
bring home the buddage:)
cranky
Sticky_Budz
07-31-2007, 07:15 PM
very nice :D and very bushy looks like ur gonna get a nice yield there keep up the great job bro peace
triprey
08-01-2007, 01:26 AM
Those look great. Wish I lived somewhere I could grow outside without worries!
high2dsky
08-20-2007, 05:02 PM
so with my long work hours and my own busy personal life mainting 100% care for my plants gets to be a lil strenuous at times. point being , one of my lil babies needed a serious transplant. after seeing the pics and the serious root bound plant i know some of u will want to kick me in my ass. but hold that, im a very busy person . i swear. in 2-3 days ill post the beautiful bud pics. u guys are gonna go drooling on yourselfs , i promise. peace homies.
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i love green , so this weeks dinner table flowers are as is:
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Sticky_Budz
08-20-2007, 05:19 PM
:eek:Damn Holy root bound lol they still look great good luck on the transplanting cant wait to see those sweet budz u are talking about:D peace
I have found that root's respond real fast when ya shake em out like that on root bound plants to get em to grow out into the new soil :)
:pass:
high2dsky
08-20-2007, 08:53 PM
I have found that root's respond real fast when ya shake em out like that on root bound plants to get em to grow out into the new soil :)
:pass:
didnt know that , thanks for the advice CB.
your welcome bro
had some marigolds a got from the local nursery that where like 10X worse than yours and just stuck them in ground as they where..... dug em up 3 months later and they looked the same as when i planted them :eek: roots stayed the shape of the pot they where in.
did like you did in that pic and replanted and dug one back up 2 weeks later just see what was what and the roots just went crazy, as well as a huge growth spurt
look'n good bro
grow on
gorilla
08-21-2007, 08:22 PM
Rootbound is bullshit. hahah
sure a plant stresses a bit from being tight in a pot, but as long as it's watered regularly and fed well enough the plant is fine.
i'll take shots of a plant i've got outback in a small pot. you want to see "rootbound"? :eek: She's fine though, i'm sure of it.
Nice growing buddy!
peace
high2dsky
08-22-2007, 05:19 PM
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Shadows
08-23-2007, 06:07 AM
Rootbound is bullshit. hahah
sure a plant stresses a bit from being tight in a pot, but as long as it's watered regularly and fed well enough the plant is fine.
Nice growing buddy!
peace
:D Im with this guy :p lol. Root bound late in flower has good advantages in soil. The daily dry out cycle stimulates trich growth and I also find a flush is responded to immediately. Yellowing starts the very next day.
It also seems to give the soil grower some control over the nutrients the plant receives. Mistakes show much faster, not quite hydro fast but faster then "rule of thumb" growing.
H2, looking good there. Those sativas will keep you guessing wont they? Last one I did got loose in flower and threw branches every where. Not a bad middie smoke in the end, but man what a mess to clean up.
So, how'd this lady take the transplant? I've never shaken the rootball out like that, I'll just twist it loose a bit or butterfly it, depends on if the knife is clean. Really interested to know this cause something like that could save me some veg space on the occasion, if I just repotted in the same pot, just with fresh medium. I dont always have the room when the deed is required.
Shadows
gorilla
08-23-2007, 10:00 AM
That first pic is POTM material for sure. Looks as if you've actually captured the crystals forming in a picture. sweet
high2dsky
09-08-2007, 09:47 AM
last pics before harvest.:)
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high2dsky
09-08-2007, 10:00 AM
low buds that didnt get full density , so i had to try them.
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