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Do you even OGKB 2.0 Bro??? Let them eat Cookies!

MarDog

Member
I'll be up there with my sour haze and some karma flowers....it's in Dresden which is about 30 minutes north of Portland. Nice people up there!
 
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useless.gardens

my main girl... the 2.0 :
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Hookahhead

Active member
A secret Santa dropped me an incredibly nice stash of chunky’s seeds. I started a good many at the beginning the year. Sadly I had a few issues with root aphids and potassium deficiency/lockout in the beginning. I think everything is under control now, growth has been nice over the past few weeks. The seed plants have been wanting bigger pots for bit now. They will finally get moved this weekend, hopefully I’ll get some decent photos when they get settled into their new homes. I’ve been taking as many clones as I can off the females, many are rooted and growing.

Here’s a sneak peak of what the roster looks like...

GMO x OGKB
#1 - Female, #2 - Female, #3 - Female, #4 - Female, #5 - Female

ECSD x OGKB (LocomotiveBreath)
#1 - Female, #2 - Male, #3 - Male

OGKB 2.0 x OGKB (ScoutBreath)
#1 - Female, #2 - Female, #3 - Male, #4 - Undetermined

Durban x OGKB (PoisonBreath)
#1 - Female, #2 - Female

Headband x OGKB
#1 - Female (I think), #2 - Male

GG4 x OGKB (GorillaBreath)
#1 - Male

I can’t wait to see these flower!
 
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Chunkypigs

passing the gas
Veteran
repost from another tread with my soil recipe from last years outdoor pots.

Hey

I would like your opinions on following ingredients for supersoil:

- Some good storebought soil for base, reused now
- Compost
- Wormcastings
- Biochar
- Perlite
- Zeolite
- Pumice
- Azomite
- Alfalfa
- Kelp meal
- Crustacean meal
- Soybean meal
- Fish meal
- Bone meal
- Humic acid
- Blood meal (Possibly not if I can't find it)

I'm not sure if I have enough PK in the mix, there's a couple ingredients I wanted to add but can't find em anywhere.

Do you think the mix will work well ? Any suggestions ?

Thanks!

I've used almost all of those amendments in the past with good results but the key is getting the amounts correct.

this year for my outdoor I started with this recipe from a long time member with lots of experience and modified it a bit based on what's available cheaply on the east coast.

It's not that simple as a smaller pot will just give you a smaller plant. They will be so much harder to keep healthy the whole year. That plant will grow and grow until it runs out of nutrients. Either it won't be healthy, or it will still get just as big as a bigger pot. Only the plant will just want to grow tall and skinny. because it has no lateral roots. Plants naturally only want to grow a little wider then their roots. It would suck to have a 16ft tall, 4ft wide, unhealthy plant that can't fight off disease come flower time. Larfy buds with rot from dying leaf can be likely. If i wanted smaller plants, id use a 100 but plant a teeny tiny clone like July 1st. You can plant a clone june 1st that will totally max out a 300 gal.

As far as coots mix goes, i think it's wayy expensive and won't do anything a cheaper mix wont do. That rock dust is going to take 100 years to break down to do anything for you. But i really like the texture of the coots being 1/3 compost, 1/3 drainage, 1/3 fluff.
I follow the same ratios with less expensive ingredients.
I do something like
1 part lava rock
1 part perlite
1 part coco
1 part fir bark or peat
1 part cow manure compost
1 part green waste compost

For amendments per yard
37.5 lb of shutzman chicken pellets
10 lb of fishbone
2 lb calphos
2 lb langbeinite
1 lb potash
10 lb alfalfa
Ph balance with lime if necessary. But that should be balanced without it.

No compost tea, no liquid feeding. A couple light top dressings if you are feeling frisky. That will give you more nutrients available the first year at 1/2 the price. Next year get a soil sample and balance minerals to Albright ratios.

That's just what has worked best for me over the years. Kind of part coots mix, part Tom hill mix, with a dash of my own style.

what I used in the end after testing some mixes that were not as hot was this.

15 gallons old coots mix
7 gallons chunky perlite
7 gallons green compost from wood chips
5 gallons manure compost
1 gallon worm castings
1 gallon clay mix from my pond instead of rock dusts and azomite
10 cups chicken manure pellets
4 cups gypsum
3 cups alfalfa meal
3 cups bone meal
2.5 cups kelp
2.5 cups rock phosphate
1 cup humic acid
1/2 cup triple super phosphate

I had no time to let this "cook", I was up potting into this and didn't see any troubles with 20 of the popular clones I ran, one did claw up and look a bit stressed though.

I top dressed additional EWC, gypsum, langbienite, alfalfa, chicken manure, kelp and some guanos two or three times depending on size etc.

most plants were in 10 gallon bags with about 30 in mounds on top of limed and green compost amended native soil.

I invested about $800 on this 60' x 12' patch.

quality was super but the awesome weather helped too.

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Hookahhead

Active member
Sorry I didn’t get better pictures, but I finally got the girls moved into the small screenhouse yesterday. I think they will be happy with the larger pots and tropical sun. Most of the larger plants in this photo are Chunky’s genes.

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One thing the Chunky has mentioved several times is that the true gems in his lines are the plants with balls. Here are 2 that stand out so far. I think I’ll flip the boys soon.

LocomotiveBreath #2, I really like how the lateral branches form satellites. The smaller two were against the wall.

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GorillaBreath #1, this guys definitely getting laid.

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OG_NoMan

Not Veteran
I caught a unicorn last night :woohoo: hooked up beyond my wildest dreams :dance013: thanks Chunky will do my best to grow strong health plants to share :huggg::tiphat:
 

Hookahhead

Active member
Headband x OGKB #1 is confirmed a male now. It has preflowers that look incredibly like a calyx. The little claw is pretty long and it makes it look more like a point than a ball. I tried to get a good pic but it’s too hard to focus. When you look close, you can tell it’s definitely a boy. Anyhow, I’ve been working at getting all of the boys up potted. Here’s the HB x OGKB #1 male, looking a little sad because he was thirsty, but I’m sure he’ll be much happier now that he’s got a bit of root space again.

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I wanted to get a picture, but the sun was fading fast. You should see how these 3 plants look next to each other, they’re absolutely beautiful. All 3 of them look like they could be females to me based off their structure. The other 2 are leggier and look more like a male to me.

#YeahBoi
 

Hookahhead

Active member
The sun wasn’t really cooperating today either, but here they are. Since I live near the equator everything flowers outside if they’re not under artificial light. These are resting under a security light that’s on all night, so they won’t trigger just yet. I’ll give them a few days to get adjusted to their new environment and then light the fuse. I have to say I really like the way they look... #DickInABox

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<— GorillaBreath #1, LocomotiveBreath #2, and Headband x OGKB #1 —>
 

Tynehead Tom

Well-known member
looks great hookahhead
wish I could get my grow on outside but I'm still ice fishin on 2 feet of solid ice. Gonna be a very late spring this year for me.
 
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Just wanted to add are you in coco or is that soil and what are you using for supplements? Will have a 2.0 in flower in a few weeks :biggrin:
amended coco coir. suppliments? just cutting edge solutions calmag, epsom for additional mag, and pH down solution. i use down to earth products, charlie's composted chicken shit, earth worm castings, mycos. i break up old root balls, use leaf & cut stem, peals , & veggie scraps and cook that for 30 days. 2 bales of promix & 10 blocks of coco has lasted 2.5 years. I grow anywhere from 80 to 100 plants (mothers, cuts, etc) at a clip. however, my main "juice" is fish emulsion.
 

Akss

Well-known member
Og i think you was adding your question to useless question but i think star is usually in promix in 5 and 7 gallons.. Not sure of his nutes but im sure he will chime in. i think his 6000 watts of hps is a big contributing factor to lol
 

OG_NoMan

Not Veteran
Og i think you was adding your question to useless question but i think star is usually in promix in 5 and 7 gallons.. Not sure of his nutes but im sure he will chime in. i think his 6000 watts of hps is a big contributing factor to lol

Yeah I am sure the 6000 watts helps :biggrin: I was adding to useless question and wondering what star uses for feeding. Appreciated useless's recipe as his plants look lovely as well :tiphat: In 5 and 7 gallons I am guessing a couple months of veg ?
 

Hookahhead

Active member
I know I know.... still not the best pictures....

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Front row: < ScoutBreath #1, GMO x OGKB #4, GMO x OGKB #5, I forget>
Back row: < I forget, I forget, PoisonBreath #2, GMO x OGKB #3 >

It’s hard to get good pictures of the individual plants. I’ll try to take better pictures/data when I move them to the big greenhouse to flower.

GMO x OGKB #5
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PoisonBreath #2
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star crash

We Will Get By ... We Will Survive
ICMag Donor
Veteran
Beautiful Star Crash! God I miss that strain. One of the best I have smoked.

Nice fade on her StarC! Looks great

Man 2.0 looks like quite the yielder, especially in comparison to a lot of the micronug Cookies pics out there

what size is that container my friend?

Just wanted to add are you in coco or is that soil and what are you using for supplements? Will have a 2.0 in flower in a few weeks :biggrin:
She’s in a 5 gallon (or she was in a 5 gallon my hands are all sticky now) pro mix & canna nutes
 

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