Gorilla Bubble

[Tonygreen]

One time i broke a whole branch off a cornstalk sour b trying to lst it,,, into plugs it went lol...

 

[whiteberrieS]

Been meaning to pay compliment to your frosty batches WB. I've had success with coco cloning. I usually do it in clear beer cups so I can see when roots pop. For some reason I have greater success rate with more coco. I get it soaking wet, then take a hand full at a time squeezing ALL the water out before filling the cups, apply root powder, plug it in and pack the coco kinda tight around the stem. I think using cups instead of tiny clone trays works better bc the cups won't dry out as fast as the little tray inserts and the key is really to leave them alone. Usually I don't have to water until roots are showing. If I do I use as little as possible. Too much water=no roots. Also, I've had best luck with big cuttings with several leaves. It took time to get my tech down, but lately I've had more success this way than with plugs. Good luck homie

& Yeah that's what I was gonna do, the rapidrooter's like to dry out but I figure coco will stay wet enough until they start drinking the water.

Even the Sasquatch (SuperSourBubb pheno) threw his apical dominance down to the top 4-5 nodes when I topped him.

Sasquatch*MendoBreath = Sasquatch Breath I like it, I like it, a-lot.

 

[dansbuds]

a wicking mat like i use will keep the rooters just moist enough too .

http://www.gardeners.com/buy/aps-40/32-572.html?start=6&q=propagation

 

[whiteberrieS]

One time i broke a whole branch off a cornstalk sour b trying to lst it,,, into plugs it went lol...


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IchabodCrane and BudleyDoRight mess around w/ big clones, clones the size of 3 week plants, grow a big'un, air-layer it (roots popping out of stems like I had theorized in my GB thread, aint a new thing by any means, I got it from the book "Marijuana Botany" by Robert Clarke when I was a wee-lad)

Chop it into 4 teens and pop em in, harvest your # and hit Vegas

 

[whiteberrieS]

a wicking mat like i use will keep the rooters just moist enough too .

http://www.gardeners.com/buy/aps-40/32-572.html?start=6&q=propagation

 

[whiteberrieS]

Was messin' w/ Sasquatch...But Sasquatch gets mad when u mess w/ her...throws ya for a loop boyyyyy I tells ya

(there'd be sexy ass mid-nuggage right here but they were all blurry, left my cam plugged in last night taking the pix/gettin zooted off that piece; more on that @ 8:05 but yeah batteries are dead ARRRRRRRRRRRgrrgrgagrargaaarrrrrrrrrr)

Day 55...those were the last two batteries, was supposed to have 50 more pix comin today/tomorrow for harvy I gotta copp some moar

 

[whiteberrieS]

So I chiefed about 3/4 of 66% of that nug...hopped off here hit the recliner, woke up @ 2am had to do my vegger lovins haha..

Got the 33% left of the nugget, bone dry now...Pardon me while I kiss the sky

 

[whiteberrieS]

Got that hot coffee mouth, and that's after the toothbrushins

-Ivory +the Darkness

 

[oti$]

How many days on average are you guys taking these g bubs to? WB's girls looking pretty close right now. At this point it's probably just trich preference as they look about maxed out as far as swellage.

 

[whiteberrieS]

They got beefed with Bioweed (cold-pressed ascophyllum nodosum) during wk4...think it sped things up a bit. LiquidKarma's the same stuff + goodies.

 

[whiteberrieS]

I'm all about Knowledge, why is it not Organic. And what would you use to replace it?

Liquid Karma Info

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B. Amino Acids - Liquid Karma contains essential amino acids which are derived from casein hydrolysate and soybean protein hydrolysate. Amino acids are important plant nutrients because they serve as building blocks for structural proteins and enzymes. In addition, amino acids are also involved in the activation of transfer ribonucleic acids (t-RNAs) and DNA synthesis. The following amino acids derived from casein hydrolysate and soybean protein, are present in Liquid Karma: glycine, alanine, valine, leucine, isoleucine, serine, threonine, aspartic acid, glutamic acid, aspartic acid, glutamic acid, asparagine, glutamine, lysine, arginine, histidine, cysteine, cystine, methlonine, proline, phenylalanine, tyrosine, and tryptophan.

C. Vitamins - All of the vitamins used in this formulation are extremely beneficial for plant growth because they function as co-factors for enzymes involved in carbohydrate metabolism and the biosynthesis of macromolecules. Liquid KarmaTM contains significant amounts of riboflavin, thiamine, pyridoxine, and all of the other B-complex vitamins obtained from fermented yeast extracts.

D. Plant Extracts - Liquid KarmaTM also contains aqueous and ethanolic extracts of etiolated wheat seedlings and Zea mays. These extracts contain high levels of the plant hormones known as auxins and cytokinins. For successful plant micropropagation (tissue culture), the crucial requirements for an auxin and cytokinin are well documented in botanical literature. An example of the beneficial effects of using Liquid KarmaTM in tissue culture is shown in Figure 1.

E. Humic Acid - In addition to the ingredients indicated above, Liquid Karma contains optimal levels of humic acid derived from leonardite. This substance is known to stimulate the growth of roots, shoots and flowers, by maintaining the proper osmotic concentration in cells.

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G. Carbohydrates - Carbohydrates are included in Liquid KarmaTM because they are the direct or indirect precursors of virtually every metabolite. Their precense provides the added burst of energy required to assimilate and metabolize all of the other wonderful ingredients present in Liquid KarmaTM.

The seven nutrient groups used in the formation of Liquid KarmaTM act synergistically to produce optimal plant growth.

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Extensive research and field trials indicate that Liquid KarmaTM produces beneficial results during every phase of plant growth. Starting with seed germination and following through to vegetative growth, budding and flowering, the continued use of Liquid KarmaTM ensures optimal plant growth at every stage. In addition, because of the presence of high concentrations of B-complex vitamins and plant hormones in Liquid KarmaTM, the product has been shown to be very effective in protecting plants from transplant shock, and in promoting the rooting of cuttings.

sounds gud

 

[xmobotx]

fermentation? so there's alcohol in it? I smell hype. you get all that stuff & more from kelp, alfalfa & molasses. Then, leanardite humates are not desirable. little more than soil conditioner. You do know that's coal right? it's ineffective & using quality EWC & compost covers your humates ~plus. All the auxins & cytokinins {which are also produced by the plant itself} will be there w/o the hype.

 

[whiteberrieS]

I'm a lazy coco dude Goin 4 the dank w/ the easy-peasy

 

[whiteberrieS]

FWIW Art says it's a staple n his room. Or his island..Aye, the big island.

I'll give it a go, see if there's any difference between the Bioweed. If it's just the norwegian kelp doing the magic, the powdered extract of that is available on the cheap.

 

[xmobotx]

idk, i buy in to ensemble effect & stuff so plain ol' kelp meal FTW

cootz says you can reconstitute it for a paste you can store & use as liquid if that's your preference. it's like 1:1 water & kelp IIRC ~seems like extra work to my laziness

 

[whiteberrieS]

I did run a live-coco mix for a year...made for good stuff & that was when I was seriously overtea'ing..undiluted ewc/mollases tea for every watering haha. Might give it another go around, get a live-coco bed going outside for the foodstuffs been wanting to get that going for a while now.

But enough of this habbindashery this aint nutes this is GB Mr. Mod haha

Day 56

 

[whiteberrieS]

Burstin

Could probably let her go til sunday think the tape off the vent nipped the PM in the bud Barney Fife style

 

[whiteberrieS]

+zoom

+zoom

few more days eh?

 

[Tonygreen]

Transplanted mama gg4 clone into 7 gallons or so soil in a 15 gallon hard pot, she filled up her little one gallon pot already. Pre flight checks are nominal, we are go for final countdown to launch BX2, prepare for countdown... what was dark shall be brought to the light for all eternity! Muahhahhahhahha and all that jazz!



GB BX2 P-1 in foreground GG4 clone P-1 in rear

 

[whiteberrieS]

nice brother; gotta FarmerFran for that shits

edit: lawl@the new page for the wake and bakers, might wanna repost.