Herb.... you rock! keep us posted on your grows once you get em goin br0~
Bushy... that cam makes a huge dif. nice pics~
Bushy... that cam makes a huge dif. nice pics~
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How Big Can you Grow one plant indoors in soil? Giant Bogglegum Yield!
- Thread starter BushyOldGrower
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That's why it's done in grams
That's why it's done in grams
I consider 28.6 grams to be an oz. but it's 328 grams which ever you feel makes an oz.
Perhaps I am just generous as I always make oz's 29-30 grams actually. BOG
That's why it's done in grams
I consider 28.6 grams to be an oz. but it's 328 grams which ever you feel makes an oz.
Perhaps I am just generous as I always make oz's 29-30 grams actually. BOG
Aquaman2112
Active member
Man Dude you know your plant weight Great Guess Congrads and Enjoy! I was off by 30 grams I thought 357 but you shot my guess down .....lol
Aquaman2112
Aquaman2112
Aquaman2112
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When I used to make up oz I always did them on 30! always give them more and They will always come back to you!!
Right!
Right!
And never let the bag be part of the weight of course either. BOG
Right!
And never let the bag be part of the weight of course either.
BOG
G
Guest
that breaks my little heart!!! but I am not a sore loser so congrats to the winner, you deserve every single one of those 25 little buggers.
Bog...have a good smoke !
Bogglegum's gonna be my next adventure
Bog...have a good smoke
!Bogglegum's gonna be my next adventure
G
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ah schucks... i was 20 grams off, oh well i just put in an order for some GrapePunch, hopefully they are still in stock, if not LifeSaver... thanks for the contest BOG, i think we all enjoyed it, even if there was only one winner
Aquaman2112
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Bog I have some Lifesavers and some of the melody I am not going to get to flower them till the first week in june and they are about 12" or so now wondering how big they will be by the time I can put them in the flower room? thats 3 months veg boy maybe I should start thinking of more lights!!!!
Aquaman2112
Aquaman2112
Aquaman2112
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Three of my lifesavers have really purple stems and one od the melody is just a Bush I tell you with shitloads of preflowers no mistaking this girl is going to be a hairy bitch 4 sure I want to flower them now but have some that will not finish till the beginning of june I am going to be so excited when I see them in all thier glory <Grinning like a MadMan> hehehe
Aquaman2112
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Aquaman2112
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KGB47
Damn you know your POT!
Damn you know your POT!
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stvsdrs
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What
What
Look!! I am not trying to compete with anyone.for all I care you can give a 40 gram ounce! That is your business!! I simply stated the standard for weights and measures. please do not bring me into any pissing contest. I am too old for this kid stuff. I only came here to learn and to help. And FYI. Personally I ......On second thought what I do personally is nobody's business but mine. I am not advertising! are you??
What
Look!! I am not trying to compete with anyone.for all I care you can give a 40 gram ounce! That is your business!! I simply stated the standard for weights and measures. please do not bring me into any pissing contest. I am too old for this kid stuff. I only came here to learn and to help. And FYI. Personally I ......On second thought what I do personally is nobody's business but mine. I am not advertising! are you??
VEG Times
VEG Times
Yeah well I think step growing that I promote allows faster growth. People shouldn't start in big pots and to do what I did here you need 3 transplants to capture the 3 growth spurts that accompany rooting. Unrestricted rooting through the flowering cycle is key and why so many yield less. They are flowering a rootbound plant and that isn't healthy or productive.
Here are 4 more pics I took recently of my Giant... Cheers! BOG
First the dried plant on the table...sorry it can't all be seen.
Now a basket I filled...
Now a bud with more or less lighting...
VEG Times
Yeah well I think step growing that I promote allows faster growth. People shouldn't start in big pots and to do what I did here you need 3 transplants to capture the 3 growth spurts that accompany rooting. Unrestricted rooting through the flowering cycle is key and why so many yield less. They are flowering a rootbound plant and that isn't healthy or productive.
Here are 4 more pics I took recently of my Giant... Cheers!
BOGFirst the dried plant on the table...sorry it can't all be seen.
Now a basket I filled...
Now a bud with more or less lighting...
EcoNepenthe
Active member
BOG's The Man
BOG's The Man
BOG: From OG to IC, it's wonderful following you. I'm a newbie and what to thank you for confirming something I was learning to be true....step method and healthy root system is where it's at. Thanks BOG, love seeing your pics.
Watch em grow.
BOG's The Man
BOG: From OG to IC, it's wonderful following you. I'm a newbie and what to thank you for confirming something I was learning to be true....step method and healthy root system is where it's at. Thanks BOG, love seeing your pics.
Watch em grow.
diggity-dank
Member
DAMN! 10gs off.. VERY impressive BOG... cant wait to see what the couple Lifesaver and BogBubble plants do.. Hopefully my cat doesnt eat anymore! (bitch!)
now excuse me while i change my pants...i made a mess
now excuse me while i change my pants...i made a mess
stvsdrs
New member
Bog
Bog
Please first accept my apology on the seeds direct thing...I really bugged you too much and you are way to valuable for that. I have been searching in vain for some in depth info about PH in your posts but I can not find any info witrh specifics. Would you please be so kind as to alaborate about PH adjusting the various nutes at application.
Much appreciated
Stvsdrs
PS...MY LSD has already sprouted....soaked em in Alaska startup.........love that stuff...my clones never wilt anymore....
Bog
Please first accept my apology on the seeds direct thing...I really bugged you too much and you are way to valuable for that. I have been searching in vain for some in depth info about PH in your posts but I can not find any info witrh specifics. Would you please be so kind as to alaborate about PH adjusting the various nutes at application.
Much appreciated
Stvsdrs
PS...MY LSD has already sprouted....soaked em in Alaska startup.........love that stuff...my clones never wilt anymore....
What Soma Taught me
What Soma Taught me
A year ago he stated at the pre-420 party at SeedsDirect that, "in soil your ph range is 6.1-6.6."
You must consider the ph of your water and your water after you add nutes when feeding. In general nutes will decrease ph or increase acidity. Pot plants are acid loving but only to a point.
When mixing a gallon of Earth juice Bloom a couple tablespoons will jerk the ph down to about 4.5 depending on the ph of your water. Some use recirculators to mix and aerate the nute mix for about 24 hours and this reduces the acidity. I do the same by making my gallon of nutes and letting it sit 18-24 hours. Another option is too feed weakly to the point of adjusting ph to about 6.1.
I feed 1-2 times a week and water daily. Since my water is 7.0 ph I find I have little trouble keeping the ph in my pots about right. Without proper ph range your plants cannot get optimal nutrient uptake and if this is the case yields will suffer greatly. Monitor your run off water to check your ph occasionally until you see how you run. Good question stvsdrs. Hope that answers it for you. BOG
What Soma Taught me
A year ago he stated at the pre-420 party at SeedsDirect that, "in soil your ph range is 6.1-6.6."
You must consider the ph of your water and your water after you add nutes when feeding. In general nutes will decrease ph or increase acidity. Pot plants are acid loving but only to a point.
When mixing a gallon of Earth juice Bloom a couple tablespoons will jerk the ph down to about 4.5 depending on the ph of your water. Some use recirculators to mix and aerate the nute mix for about 24 hours and this reduces the acidity. I do the same by making my gallon of nutes and letting it sit 18-24 hours. Another option is too feed weakly to the point of adjusting ph to about 6.1.
I feed 1-2 times a week and water daily. Since my water is 7.0 ph I find I have little trouble keeping the ph in my pots about right. Without proper ph range your plants cannot get optimal nutrient uptake and if this is the case yields will suffer greatly. Monitor your run off water to check your ph occasionally until you see how you run. Good question stvsdrs. Hope that answers it for you. BOG
