Outdoor/Guerilla 2019

TychoMonolyth

Boreal Curing

• Aug 11, 2019

• #41

TychoMonolyth said:

Oh ya baby! Just found the dwarf male i was looking for. Of all places, growing right next to my trim shed

I get the odd dwarf but they're always females. Now I have a stud.

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This little fucker was throwing balls and seeds. Hermied to the max. Killed him.

The search continues.

 

ramse

Well-known member

• Aug 21, 2019

• #42

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I have a chlorosis problem

the chlorosis starts from the veins, leaving the space between the veins green (practically the opposite with respect to a nitrogen deficiency)

initially I thought it was due to the poor water supply that I can guarantee to the plant... but despite having increased irrigation I have not seen any improvement... chlorosis continues to progress rapidly

here's how it starts:

 

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ramse

Well-known member

• Aug 21, 2019

• #43

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ramse

Well-known member

• Aug 21, 2019

• #44

photos not very recent and ugly... but I have no others, sorry

RazHP and Sugar Breath

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Sorbet Dreams and Blood Orange Sorbet

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Flying Monkey

Member

• Aug 23, 2019

• #45

Hey Ramse. Looking good bro. On the chlorosis front - im not an expert in this in ganjas but seen it in other agricultural plants but i wonder if thats an iron deficiency. Iron lockout kicks in at higher ph's so if your in acidic soil [like all mine] its unlikely. Other possible causes aree waay to much P or waterlogging especially in heavy clays but looks rocky and free draining there. Dont see any other signs of those. Whats the rock face behind the ladies- is it granite or limestone or what.

 

ramse

Well-known member

• Aug 24, 2019

• #46

Flying Monkey said:

Whats the rock face behind the ladies- is it granite or limestone or what.

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limestone rock

under the mound there are about 30 centimeters of calcareous soil. It was mixed with humus, the pH tested with a colorimetric test was neutral

 

ramse

Well-known member

• Aug 24, 2019

• #47

finally all the plants came into bloom.

Raz HP, Sugar Breath, Blood Orange S and Sorbet Dreams showed the first signs of flowering at about the same time.
The Wookie HP was the last one, with a difference of at least a week compared to the others ... today I started to see the first stigmas

WookieHP:

The Raspberry Hashplant really has a delicious smell... yummy!

 

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Flying Monkey

Member

• Aug 24, 2019

• #48

ramse said:

limestone rock

Stuck my thoughts in the infirmary thread bro. If she doesnt bounce back quickly with the feed then it might just be worth a foliar and soil chelated iron feed. Keep it off the tips though.. FE's not real mobile.

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JustSumTomatoes

Indicas make dreams happen

• May 10, 2020

• #49

Those plants ever turn out for you ramse?

 

ramse

Well-known member

• Jul 12, 2020

• #50

JustSumTomatoes said:

Those plants ever turn out for you ramse?

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sorry if I no longer updated the thread

yes, the plants have all been harvested

I posted some photos of RazHP and Wookie on the Bodhi information exchange thread

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=62677&page=1212

https://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=62677&page=1213