Bud Mountains 2015 GG

[MountainBudz]

Figure i'll go ahead and start me a journal today. It will be a slow one considering all of the things I have going on but i'll surely get it together! Still preparing holes and plots and fixing to cut some clones for mothers. Will be a late start but i'm assuming that will be okay, its better than nothing at all. This year will be running California Hash Plant, Kolossus, Power Kush, Kalishnikova, Rosetta Stoned, LSD and some local bred seeds that have never failed me yet.

Getting my ass in gear and kicking in the NOS this week lol. Will be hauling dirt tonight and start some more plots this week as well.

Will also be popping some of those local seeds this week and sexing them this month. Stay tuned and lets get this season started!

Wish everyone the best of luck this year as well!

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

first seat subbed!! gl man i will be following closely to see how they pan out. i got a bunch of strains going this year and see which like our climate best. the cali hashplant and Lsd has been on my radar since last year. im for sure getting blue hashplant from dinafem,so it will be interesting to see how the cali does

 

[FirstTracks]

good luck with the hauling!

 

[Xorc420]

I'm ready for the show!

 

[MountainBudz]

This is a really stressful year and i'm just fighting my way to get my ground prep done, I know things are much simpler after all of the hauling and digging. A couple nights ago I carried 3 45lb bags of soil at on one time for about a mile uphill and into thick briar patches. I thought I was going to have a heart attack lol and fell over with joy upon arrival! The good thing is, that is one of my furthest plots by foot and the hauling is done now!

I'm fixing to take 4 cuttings from each of my 8 temporary mother plants, to become mothers themselves lol. They will get flowered out after the snipping. Sometime today I will go to my safe outdoor getaway and begin life of several beans for this year and in a couple weeks i'll transplant them to be sexed out.

Right now I also have 50 Swamp Skunk ( s.s. early bud x early wonder skunk ) on the way as well, which should finish around september 5th-25th here, luckilly I have a great friend and a breeder that has sent me these beans to try out. He has them very stabilized and i'm thinking they are along the same line as the guerilla gold as semi auto flower traits go. I'm very excited to try these out and they are suppose to be extremely mold resistant!

When I find a charger for my camera i'll definitely put up some pics for you guys!

I shall return later with more info and updates! Keep it green guys!

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

This is a really stressful year and i'm just fighting my way to get my ground prep done, I know things are much simpler after all of the hauling and digging. A couple nights ago I carried 3 45lb bags of soil at on one time for about a mile uphill and into thick briar patches. I thought I was going to have a heart attack lol and fell over with joy upon arrival! The good thing is, that is one of my furthest plots by foot and the hauling is done now!

I'm fixing to take 4 cuttings from each of my 8 temporary mother plants, to become mothers themselves lol. They will get flowered out after the snipping. Sometime today I will go to my safe outdoor getaway and begin life of several beans for this year and in a couple weeks i'll transplant them to be sexed out.

Right now I also have 50 Swamp Skunk ( s.s. early bud x early wonder skunk ) on the way as well, which should finish around september 5th-25th here, luckilly I have a great friend and a breeder that has sent me these beans to try out. He has them very stabilized and i'm thinking they are along the same line as the guerilla gold as semi auto flower traits go. I'm very excited to try these out and they are suppose to be extremely mold resistant!

When I find a charger for my camera i'll definitely put up some pics for you guys!

I shall return later with more info and updates! Keep it green guys!

haha i know what u mean about falling over with joy once u arrived i have did that many times myself. ive got only 1 more 2 C.F of happy frog to carry to a spot bc i got 3 more plants that will be going out this week and all that will be left is carrying water when its dry. good to see u getting things moving bro. i think this is gonna be a great year for us

 

[MountainBudz]

Yes I believe it will be a good year as well. Won't be long my man we'll be seeing those birds in the sky flying around looking to destroy peoples hard work and lives! Can't wait till the herb is legal man, no more helicopters, no more police.

Well, i'm fixing to go to my compromised plot I had last year and it got eradicated by LEO's. Im actually going to go to a couple very close to that one that I never actually went back to check after discovering they had got the plants. I was always afraid to go back to that place last summer due to surveillance (which is very possible) due to the plant numbers. But if I go back to the few spots I never checked and see skeletonized bushes and stems then in a way i'll be excited and in a way i'll be sick wishing i'd rambo'd myself in there and got them.

Wish me luck guys! Will let you know what happens!

 

[MountainBudz]

Just went and checked on the spots from last year. Unfortunately they got those too. So this place is completely compromised. I noticed they cleared out briars and brush everywhere to get to them as well, they really put there ass into getting them last year.

However when I arrived at the spot with that had the most plants, I stopped to get my breath for a minute, I heard a clicking noise resembling the sound of a heartbeat sounded like it was coming from up in the tree. For some reason, it really spooked me. It done this clicking about 20 times and then I stopped to listen again and never heard it again.

There was about 100 or so plants in these two patches that they got last year. It was sometime around mid June. Is it possible that they had trail cameras set up or surveillance still to this day? Or was I hearing shit? It was rhythmic noises reminded me of an electric fence box but much quieter and instead of popping it was more clicking of a clicking noise. I mean the plants have been gone from there for 11 months lol. What do you think? They are very hardcore about growing marijuana here in this state. But as I said, after hearing it that first time I kind of walked circles to see if I heard it again but didn't. And there are no plants there at this time, unless someone else has put some around the same area which I highly doubt it. But a couple of years ago I did discover that someone had placed some plants about 200 feet away from mine but they put them out as small clones in mid July.

 

[MountainBudz]

I'm seriously debating on whether or not to go back tomorrow night and try and listen for the sound again and see if there was a cam. Tear it down and bust it or throw it into the river lol. Is it worth going back over?

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

i highly doubt they would be staking out a spot that long man. i do alot of plots with no more then 1-3 plants total. i spread them out in the plot as well so they are not side by side at least 15-20 foot in between each hole. i dont think u need to go back to that spot period. its useless to even go back bc u cant plant there. u need to focus ur time and energy into a new plot and get to work on it and not worry about a trail cam. just plant far away from that compromised area with 1-3 plants and u should be good to go..gl brother

 

[MountainBudz]

Back again after finishing my scouting up for the year, as i'm sure to stumble across a few more spots lol, I always do. Nothing like everyday when you get up and drive to work or to the store and your scoping out grow areas along the road sides like a starving chicken hawk! lol.

Anyway, I have found a dream location that I really never knew existed in these parts. Out hiking an abandoned farm along the field lines and overgrown brush lines on the side of the mountain I noticed a lot of sun beaming through into the woods, I thought that maybe it was another field. I walked down into it and the whole side of the mountain a little over a half mile long has been logged within the last year or two. Tree tops that werent cleaned up are everywhere, I literally do not have to worry about leaving trails due to being able to walk along the tree tops and brush piles scattered here and there. Many 3 foot to 7 foot saplings growing everywhere and lots of weeds! This place was a blessing to find and tomorrow first thing i'm venturing back to begin digging some holes. I plan on digging about 10 to 15 holes tomorrow and the good thing is, this area that was logged is some old aged forest. The ground is very rich and not much amending needs be done.

I'll take my camera with me tomorrow and get some shots of this place and show you guys just what im talking about. The choppers do fly this general area pretty heavy but i'm going to spread them well and camouflage the shit out of them lol. No patches here whatsoever! I just really hope things work out this year and i'm not left with another 3% return or so. Will update tomorrow!

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

hey bro i was looking thur strains last nite and i found some new ones that will be going to my garden next year. im sure u know that i look for mold resistant strains bc without resistance then i will harvest nothing...Ace will have a fem bangi haze next month out for sale so im for sure picking up 2-3 packs of those,but here is the 6 potentials for next year to add to our list and they are not pricey either! As u can see from my list im looking for some good cheesy/skunky strains bc thats what ppl around here love most.

Frencheese Feminized Cannabis Seeds
Frencheese Feminized Cannabis Seeds by French Touch Seeds: Frencheese is a cross between Super Skunk and Master Kush that has been recognized for its effectiveness against stress and its euphoric effect. A variety selected for its high resistance to heavy rain and mildew and other diseases caused by too much moisture. Frencheese is a mostly Indica variety with fast flowering properties and has an unforgettable taste of French cheese, so intense that it is not appreciated by all palates! It is recommended to use an air filtration system, installed before growing this variety.
Features
Sex: Feminized
Type: Mostly Indica
Grow: Indoor/Outdoor
Flowering Time: 8 weeks
Yield: High
Genetics: Super Skunk x Master Kush

Medical Seeds Malakoff
Malakoff feminized by Medical Seeds is another unique feminized seed in Medical Seeds sativa collection. This cannabis possesses all characteristic so appriciated by sativa lovers big tight aromatic buds providing strong energizing high, and she also combines the best sativa qualities with strong indica features delivering fast flowering and disease resisting plants.

Malakoff feminized feminized are suitable for indoor and outdoor cultivation and shows fantastic performance in regions with high humidity. They need a typical sativa 70-75 days of indoor flowering to produce 400+ gr of high quality marijuana per m2. Outdoors, Malakoff feminized can stretch up to 3 m and is ready for harvest by the end of October. Growing is very vigorous and may not be easy for beginners as stress at the beginning effects and delays flowering.

Malakoff Feminized is not suitable for novice growers because if you get a bit distracted, or the plant is stressed at the beginning of flowering, it tends to spin out its vigorous growth and also delay flowering. It is also a mould-resistant plant recommended for outdoor growing in places with high humidity.

Toxic Feminized Marijuana Seeds
Toxic Feminized Marijuana Seeds by Ripper Seeds: From a cross between our most awarded strains, Ripper Haze and Criminal +, we bring you TOXIC, a hybrid bred with the intention of achieving a high production plant both of flowers and of big trichomes. Its predominant sativa structure, its little folliage and its hard and compact flowers make it a very resistant hybrid to fungi and other pests. A short vegetative cycle and a quick flowering one, of just 60/65 days, make TOXIC an exceptional genotype for any kind of growing method. Flavour, aroma, production, resin, potency and quality are some of the adjectives that define this exceptional plant.
Features
Sex: Feminized
Type: 40% Indica/ 60% Sativa
Grow: Indoor/Outdoor
Flowering Time: 60 to 65 days
Yield: High
Genetics: Ripper Haze x Criminal +

Cheese Candy Feminized Cannabis Seeds
Cheese Candy Feminized Cannabis Seeds by Delicious Seeds: We’ve crossed two of the best commercial genetics: Cheese, a unique female derived from SKUNK x KUSH which first appeared 1988-89 and which was cultivated somewhere in the Chiltern Hills by the squatter collective known as Exodus that was central to UK cannabis-related activity throughout the 90s. It produces impressively large buds and has a distinctive cheesy odour. Quickly cloned and baptised as Cheese, we’ve taken this beautiful specimen and crossed it with one of our best strains; Caramelo, which is a spectacular selection of the best exotic LAVENDER Indica and Sativa phenotypes (SUPER SKUNK – BIG SKUNK KOREAN – AFGHANI-HAWAIIAN). This plant produces dense bunches of resin-covered buds emanating a lavender and passion fruit aroma. An explosive commercial combination, this plant produces enormous buds in heavy lateral bunches covered in millions of trichomes bursting with a mild cheesy fragrance. Dare to try our Cheese Candy. Its yeasty cheese taste with liquorice and caramel overtones will blow your mind. While the initial effect is euphoric, after a few minutes it will leave you in a very relaxed and pleasurable state and is therefore recommended for daily therapeutic use.
Features
Sex: Feminized
Type: Indica/Sativa
Grow: Indoor/Outdoor
Flowering Time: 55 to 65 days
Outdoor Harvest: Late September
Yield: 450 to 550gr/m2 / Outdoor: 900gr/plant
Genetics: Caramelo x Cheese
Flavour: Sweet
Smell: Very High
Effect: Narcotic
Resistance to mould: Very High
Resistance to plagues: High
Irrigation tolerance: Medium
Medicinal value: Very High

Cheesy Headband Feminised Cannabis Seeds
Cheesy Headband Feminised Cannabis Seeds by Emerald Triangle Seeds: The Headband within this cross is super high yielder, known for its vigorous veg growth and tight internodal stacking that will produce long, large colas. Headband crossed with the Cheese produces the best from both the USA and the UK, both big yielders but now with that unmistakable smell and taste that only that one strain produces, the original Cheese. This strain is highly resistant to mold, mildew and PM, she may take a week longer than some strains but boy is it worth the wait, once tasted never forgotten!
Features
Sex: Feminised
Type: 50% Indica / 50% Sativa
Grow: Indoor/Outdoor
Flowering Time: 9 weeks
Outdoor Harvest: October
Yield: High
Genetics: Headband x Cheese

Freeze Cheese '89 Feminised Seeds
The 'Friesland indica' is a classic strain originally from the Super Sativa Seed club, Holland. Big Buddha Seeds had sourced the seed from the vaults of one of Amsterdam's best coffeshops. After testing, the 'Friesland indica' turned out to be a real classic Old Skool indica strain. The 'Friesland' grows strong with dark green, elegant indica leaves and with classic buds laden with a diamond glisten. The 'Friesland' was then crossed to our classic strain the 'Big Buddha Cheese' resulting to the FreezeCheese 89, a real frostmaster, easy to grow strong and a good mould resistant plant.

 

[MountainBudz]

Wow Ky those are some good looking strains i'm definitely putting a few of those on my list for next year. Hopefully have some mothers by February to put out some big monsters next spring! I'm ready to fight mold as well this year, i'll be using neem oil and i'll be ordering some green cure before too long and probably a few more things.

Now to the grow update. I couldn't make it during daylight hours yesterday so I spent a couple of hours digging in the night. I've always done a lot of my digging in the dark, but i'm not as well familiar with this place so I only dug 4 large holes. Its kind hard to tell in the night what will be shaded and what will not. But I have learned to look for the undergrowth and you can get a general idea of what will get a lot of sun and what won't. You will notice plants that love the sun and native weeds will be thick and lush and in the shadier areas you will notice more leaves, bare ground with no green vegetation and sometimes things like ferns and may apple will be present.

I couldn't make it there today either so i'm more than likely heading back out there tonight and taking my time doing the best I can do and determine in the dark. This weekend i'll definitely have the chance to spend a couple all day adventures and full day of work. I will get some pictures then and update. I didn't want a bunch of dark pics on here lol that's no fun.

 

[Kygiacomo!!!]

Wow Ky those are some good looking strains i'm definitely putting a few of those on my list for next year. Hopefully have some mothers by February to put out some big monsters next spring! I'm ready to fight mold as well this year, i'll be using neem oil and i'll be ordering some green cure before too long and probably a few more things.

Now to the grow update. I couldn't make it during daylight hours yesterday so I spent a couple of hours digging in the night. I've always done a lot of my digging in the dark, but i'm not as well familiar with this place so I only dug 4 large holes. Its kind hard to tell in the night what will be shaded and what will not. But I have learned to look for the undergrowth and you can get a general idea of what will get a lot of sun and what won't. You will notice plants that love the sun and native weeds will be thick and lush and in the shadier areas you will notice more leaves, bare ground with no green vegetation and sometimes things like ferns and may apple will be present.

I couldn't make it there today either so i'm more than likely heading back out there tonight and taking my time doing the best I can do and determine in the dark. This weekend i'll definitely have the chance to spend a couple all day adventures and full day of work. I will get some pictures then and update. I didn't want a bunch of dark pics on here lol that's no fun.

hell ya bro im defo getting a few of these might just get all idk lol but as u know cheese aka skunk sales is in high demand here which is why i was looking for a cheese. nirvana does a swiss cheese as well that is has very good mold resistance to. i just found some info on it and it was grown in the UK with great results in a shitty fall with minimal rot on it.
I think with the neem and greencure will be plenty enuff for bud rot control. silverback loved this stuff and that was where i heard about using it at. i didnt find that thread till around middle of sept last year so i bought some even thought i was already infected with rot. i can tell u one thing it stopped the mold in its tracks and it didnt spread no more and allowed me to flower out 3 strains that would have been a total loss thats for sure. i still got a nice tub of it left and i will for sure be using it again this year if mold does manage to get thur a few of my first line defense's. Here is all the mold products i have this year lol i went nuts bc of all the shit that i got mold on last year so i wanted to have everthing on hand. greencure,actinovate,Sns244c, insect frass aka chitosan,regalia, and protekt.
Im looking forward to the pics! i also judge a new spot by looking at the underbrush. if it gets alot of sun like u said there will be alot of lush green growth. i have found that a pole trimmer along with some 1 inche hand cutters is the best tools i have ever bought. im can now get the limbs that block my sun track and not have to chop the whole tree down which makes it to noticeable. i usally chop trees down in the fall after harvest and when all the leaves have changed color and begin dropping off. if i do have to trim some back like right now i dont cut the whole tree down just enuff to get the sun in and then i drab whatever limbs that falls away from the plot and stick it under some overgrown underbrush

 

[Featherfoot]

Just went and checked on the spots from last year. Unfortunately they got those too. So this place is completely compromised.

A tool in the guerilla growers toolbox is Audaciousness.
You use that tool to put in a grow in the most unlikely places; for example in the season just gone I had one urban guerilla grow that was so close to civilisation that when I first set up the grow I saw the head and shoulders of a cyclist go past 20 yards away.
Leo even staked out the area; they new I was growing in there but they never found the spots (3 spots); I think they were trying to catch me leaving with a harvest.
But I pulled 13 plants out of that spot, and in that whole urban area I pulled out about 43 plants.
Audaciousness.

So I say to you, be audacious, grow again in the spots that leo ripped, they wont be expecting it, and you will probably pull it off.

 

[MountainBudz]

Hey guys finally got a chance to get some pics after getting some holes prepared yesterday. Got a few land shots and some great dirt photos. Have to say, no carrying soil into these parts. Some of the best soil i've ever seen. Anyways on to some prep porn!

 

[MountainBudz]

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[Kygiacomo!!!]

hey Mb things are moving along nicely for u. i cant wait to see some fat nugs on ya bitches. those spots look like they will get fkn huge there.

 

[gorilla ganja]

glad to see you found a good spot, looking forward to seeing that spot overgrown with huge buds