JK-AKKtions
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Thank´s
i will do as i was advised. Even if the herb is actually always growing, you can always learn something like this. I truly appreciate the information you can learn from others. 
JK`s Horror Gr(Sh)ow (vertical/Horizontal mix Grow)
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i will do as i was advised. Even if the herb is actually always growing, you can always learn something like this. I truly appreciate the information you can learn from others.
JK-AKKtions
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some pic`s
PJ xPCK (ACE) around 6 week 12/12, got some nice bud development
PJ lovely lovely i love this Plant
And some Sativa?
did make some COB... before and after =P
the last in the Box... 2 weeks can be a fu***ng long time...
PJ xPCK (ACE) around 6 week 12/12, got some nice bud development
PJ lovely lovely i love this Plant
And some Sativa?
did make some COB... before and after =P
the last in the Box...
2 weeks can be a fu***ng long time...
JK-AKKtions
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Jo Jo long time since last update. 
Need to say did fuck up the first "cuts" so there was nithing tho show...
Now the "mothers", They look a little bit shitty. Did the Pic, after taking "Cuts". Pic is 2-3 day old.
NL x ACE x Sativ.
The "Cuts" 2-3 days old. They look a lot better this time, cocos is after all a good choice to make "cuts".
Then I'll show you a few more pictures. Hoping that's cool enough.
PJ
I9
And some Sativa
So that the cuttings will grow and we'll see each other again soon.
Need to say did fuck up the first "cuts" so there was nithing tho show...
Now the "mothers", They look a little bit shitty. Did the Pic, after taking "Cuts". Pic is 2-3 day old.
NL x ACE x Sativ.
The "Cuts" 2-3 days old. They look a lot better this time, cocos is after all a good choice to make "cuts".
Thank´sCool stuff!
Then I'll show you a few more pictures. Hoping that's cool enough.
PJ
I9
And some Sativa
So that the cuttings will grow and we'll see each other again soon.
JK-AKKtions
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hmm should be (ACE trop.Mix X ACE trop.Mix) or (Sudan X ACE trop.Mix). i´m not sure, it wasnt labeledWhat's that sativa strain?
JK-AKKtions
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jo jo
So, I was busy and finished one "run". I took a few pictures for you, before the girls visited the "eternal smoke grounds". They're just pictures of the "PJ" and the "PjxPCK" again, but maybe someone likes them.
Have created a new "recycling bed". Will write more about it later. But a couple of photos first.
The container.
A guest. this is what i call "livingSoil"
PJ x PCK (all pics are the same Plant)
Some of the Plants i did move to the other space. after all the sativas will flower some days more....
CC
So, I was busy and finished one "run". I took a few pictures for you, before the girls visited the "eternal smoke grounds". They're just pictures of the "PJ" and the "PjxPCK" again, but maybe someone likes them.
Have created a new "recycling bed". Will write more about it later. But a couple of photos first.
The container.
A guest. this is what i call "livingSoil"
PJ x PCK (all pics are the same Plant)
Some of the Plants i did move to the other space. after all the sativas will flower some days more....
CC
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And the PJ´s
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Jojo,
again there's some stuff of mine. today without plant´s.
But i show how i make the wicks for my plants. Firstly the material, I think it doesn't matter what you take as long as it absorbs/has a capillary effect. I myself use the cheapest painter's fleece I've found. There are differences in material strength and thickness.
The wicks shown here are for the "living-soil" bed and 6.5L pots. Soil is a heavy and solid self-mixed soil.
length of the strip 100cm wide 15cm
I fold the strip once, then the length fits me.
And tie it all up with twine. works without it, but the wick falls apart quite quickly and I have the feeling that the wick transports water better.
This is what my finished wick looks like.
and threaded into the pot.
Finally, a couple of pictures from the earth. Maybe someone will find it interesting.
I'm open to questions if I can answer them.
again there's some stuff of mine. today without plant´s.
But i show how i make the wicks for my plants. Firstly the material, I think it doesn't matter what you take as long as it absorbs/has a capillary effect. I myself use the cheapest painter's fleece I've found. There are differences in material strength and thickness.
The wicks shown here are for the "living-soil" bed and 6.5L pots. Soil is a heavy and solid self-mixed soil.
length of the strip 100cm wide 15cm
I fold the strip once, then the length fits me.
And tie it all up with twine. works without it, but the wick falls apart quite quickly and I have the feeling that the wick transports water better.
This is what my finished wick looks like.
and threaded into the pot.
Finally, a couple of pictures from the earth. Maybe someone will find it interesting.
I'm open to questions if I can answer them.
