GastroGrower
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Where did you source the screen? I've only ever used the bag sets but would like to make some custom stuff that would be easier to work with.
That hash looks tasty!
That hash looks tasty!
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This link:
https://www.utahbiodieselsupply.com/stainlessmesh.php
Sold by the square foot, reasonable pricing.
The White Rhinos flipped last week are stinking up the place.
One confirmed female out of five flipped.
Holding one in veg to take cuttings, male or female, either way.
New-ish filter in place, but can smell them three feet from the box, lol
A couple of the BC plants are finishing, very happy.
I have cuttings rooting for the thunk x White Rhino cross.
Will post pics soon.
One confirmed female out of five flipped.
Holding one in veg to take cuttings, male or female, either way.
New-ish filter in place, but can smell them three feet from the box, lol
A couple of the BC plants are finishing, very happy.
I have cuttings rooting for the thunk x White Rhino cross.
Will post pics soon.
The plants in flower:
White Rhino center, four more, also just flipped, behind that.
Two confirmed female, good stuff.
White Rhino center, four more, also just flipped, behind that.
Two confirmed female, good stuff.
Three White Rhinos confirmed female, and smelly.
One has a bit of a stretch, the other two not so much.
These went strait to flower without cuttings taken to
see variation, later this year seeds popped will get the
keeper method.
Given even the slight variation with the WR F1's, am hoping to make
selections later this year, as not as inbred as I thought.
Cuttings of the WR P1 and thunk still waiting nubs,
but no worries there as my water cuttings method
is 95% to root.
Back crossed plants are in the chute, soon to chop,
looking for 70days +/-
Pics when I get around to it.
One has a bit of a stretch, the other two not so much.
These went strait to flower without cuttings taken to
see variation, later this year seeds popped will get the
keeper method.
Given even the slight variation with the WR F1's, am hoping to make
selections later this year, as not as inbred as I thought.
Cuttings of the WR P1 and thunk still waiting nubs,
but no worries there as my water cuttings method
is 95% to root.
Back crossed plants are in the chute, soon to chop,
looking for 70days +/-
Pics when I get around to it.
The final BC 01 chopped @72 days.
Unremarkable, maybe 5g, will dry and cure a few weeks and put in freezer for hashish.
Unremarkable, maybe 5g, will dry and cure a few weeks and put in freezer for hashish.
The White Rhinos stretched to the lights, 22" maximum height limit.
so I'll likely do some LST.
Maybe the south indian sativa/indica x brazilian sativa lineage
showing.
These plant are potted in 16oz cups, and watered every day.
Next run with these seeds I'll veg longer, topping to keep plants
shorter.
Lesson learned, as the previous runs were likely flipped sooner.
The smoke from these runs is quite heavy, so looking forward to the cross with thunk.
The thunk x WR cross later this year will prove a height challenge, lol.
so I'll likely do some LST.
Maybe the south indian sativa/indica x brazilian sativa lineage
showing.
These plant are potted in 16oz cups, and watered every day.
Next run with these seeds I'll veg longer, topping to keep plants
shorter.
Lesson learned, as the previous runs were likely flipped sooner.
The smoke from these runs is quite heavy, so looking forward to the cross with thunk.
The thunk x WR cross later this year will prove a height challenge, lol.
Chopped the BC 02's and the BC 04 along with the F2 03 02.
Let the trimming session begin, lol
Let the trimming session begin, lol
Good yield on the recent chop.
The White Rhinos are unhappy as untopped plants,
sensitive to N and low yielding.
Smelly though.
The White Rhinos are unhappy as untopped plants,
sensitive to N and low yielding.
Smelly though.
When I flower the seeds from the thunk x White Rhino,
the selection for plants will focus on thicker growth,
good stacking with no foxtaling, pepper/garlic/skunk terps,
as well as flowering well in warmer temps.
Flowering time not passing 90 days.
I have seeds from thunk x Southern Lights, need to
pop some more of those to refresh my memory.
As I recall, the plants from that first run were thunk leaning,
but much quicker to finish, under 90 days.
Lemon hash terps.
The stash I have from the first run with those seeds
is very good, but almost gone.
the selection for plants will focus on thicker growth,
good stacking with no foxtaling, pepper/garlic/skunk terps,
as well as flowering well in warmer temps.
Flowering time not passing 90 days.
I have seeds from thunk x Southern Lights, need to
pop some more of those to refresh my memory.
As I recall, the plants from that first run were thunk leaning,
but much quicker to finish, under 90 days.
Lemon hash terps.
The stash I have from the first run with those seeds
is very good, but almost gone.
Damn.
All the White Rhino x White Rhino in flower threw bananas, hard.
I culled the worst two and kept the one I topped three weeks in flower,
picking out the nanners as she finishes. Great terpene profile.
Likely heat stress, these were flowered without topping in veg,
and had mighty stretch when flipped.
I'll pop more of the seeds in the fall, hoping the cooler temps will keep the
hermie trait in the background, we'll see.
Nitrogen sensitive, dropped micro as soon as the symptoms showed,
to no benefit. Hollow stems, too.
The P1 male involved with the thunk cross will keep for
back cross, but the seeds from White Rhino x White Rhino
will be flowered without further crossing, end of line.
On a side note, I lost the P1 southern star male, but have one rooted cutting.
Fingers crossed.
All the White Rhino x White Rhino in flower threw bananas, hard.
I culled the worst two and kept the one I topped three weeks in flower,
picking out the nanners as she finishes. Great terpene profile.
Likely heat stress, these were flowered without topping in veg,
and had mighty stretch when flipped.
I'll pop more of the seeds in the fall, hoping the cooler temps will keep the
hermie trait in the background, we'll see.
Nitrogen sensitive, dropped micro as soon as the symptoms showed,
to no benefit. Hollow stems, too.
The P1 male involved with the thunk cross will keep for
back cross, but the seeds from White Rhino x White Rhino
will be flowered without further crossing, end of line.
On a side note, I lost the P1 southern star male, but have one rooted cutting.
Fingers crossed.
Lost the Southern Star male, but have plenty of beans
of the cross to proceed downstream with those genes.
The lone White Rhino ready to chop, keeps throwing new flowers though.
Reeks of sour garlic and onions, lol
of the cross to proceed downstream with those genes.
The lone White Rhino ready to chop, keeps throwing new flowers though.
Reeks of sour garlic and onions, lol
Lone White Rhino at 69 days since flip, will continue another week
and maybe chop as banana pinch is increasing, lol.
No White Rhino cuttings rooting due to the heat, but the
thunk cutting is transplanted and blowing up.
Likely will flip the thunk mum and try White Rhino cuttings
later when the heat subsides.
You growers with climate control have my envy.
and maybe chop as banana pinch is increasing, lol.
No White Rhino cuttings rooting due to the heat, but the
thunk cutting is transplanted and blowing up.
Likely will flip the thunk mum and try White Rhino cuttings
later when the heat subsides.
You growers with climate control have my envy.
GastroGrower
Active member
Summer bummers. It's hot as fuck here and I'm kind of glad I'm not running anything at the moment.
damnmit, I miscalculated flower duration with this WR.
I flipped 5/10/19, chopped today. Chopped at 91 days.
Terps still cheese, but with the bananas, self pollinated
the seeds are there with altered terp profile and likely
reduced potency.
Rookie mistake, should have chopped sooner.
Chopped the BC 04, F2 03 02 plants.
Dry for a few days and jar a couple weeks, then to the freezer for bubble.
Summer yields are not pretty, and I could use some hashish.
There is plenty variety of buds, cobs and hashish to partake on hand.
Prepping for the fall flower season, nothing new, but will continue
on going projects. Will gladly welcome summer temps yield to cooler temps.
Also personal family health issues have reduced my attention to the
plant based projects, but I can see my time loosening up in that regard soon.
Recovery and recreation on tap for the fall season, yup.
Dry for a few days and jar a couple weeks, then to the freezer for bubble.
Summer yields are not pretty, and I could use some hashish.
There is plenty variety of buds, cobs and hashish to partake on hand.
Prepping for the fall flower season, nothing new, but will continue
on going projects. Will gladly welcome summer temps yield to cooler temps.
Also personal family health issues have reduced my attention to the
plant based projects, but I can see my time loosening up in that regard soon.
Recovery and recreation on tap for the fall season, yup.
White Rhino yield been sweating a few weeks and I must say
it's very good smoke, even stressed as that plant was in the end.
Chopped at 91 days, maybe 10% amber, and with cooler temps
that plant may have been stellar.
Solid 8/10, creeper, and smooth on the uptake. Cheese with pine terps.
Solid 90 minutes off a couple hits on a glass pipe, easy on the come down.
Will pop a bunch more WR x WR after the current seed lot gets transplanted.
I hold a P1 male from the original seed lot, popped in 2009 MNS
seeds maybe from 1999.
it's very good smoke, even stressed as that plant was in the end.
Chopped at 91 days, maybe 10% amber, and with cooler temps
that plant may have been stellar.
Solid 8/10, creeper, and smooth on the uptake. Cheese with pine terps.
Solid 90 minutes off a couple hits on a glass pipe, easy on the come down.
Will pop a bunch more WR x WR after the current seed lot gets transplanted.
I hold a P1 male from the original seed lot, popped in 2009 MNS
seeds maybe from 1999.
Popped six seeds from the F1 x P1 a few days ago, the seeds are very small.
The female was heavily pollinated, it's likely the reason for small seeds.
Feel free to comment on seed size per pollination density.
I have many seeds from two lines of F2 x P1, but I decided to go for the obvious before diving into the F2 thing...
After the F1 x P1 seedlings are up potted, I'll pop some WR x WR.
Then the thunk x P1's.
The female was heavily pollinated, it's likely the reason for small seeds.
Feel free to comment on seed size per pollination density.
I have many seeds from two lines of F2 x P1, but I decided to go for the obvious before diving into the F2 thing...
After the F1 x P1 seedlings are up potted, I'll pop some WR x WR.
Then the thunk x P1's.
