UBC Chemo in action

[Guest]

Here are 3 of my UBC Chemo ladies. I bent the tall one over for height reasons and it is takin off big time.





These are only a couple weeks in as well

Tex

 

[truecannabliss]

Looking good bro, they are in good hands so i look forward to seeing how they turn out.........how long you expecting to flower em?
Peace

 

[Guest]

have you smoked some of the Chemo yet? I've always been wondering bout that strain

 

[Sleepy]

Damn, Tex!!

can i show my stupidity once more, and ask:

what does the "UBC" stand for??

>>do you grow everything flood & drain??

purty plants for sure!

 

[Guest]

I think the UBC is an acronym for the University of British Columbia that developed it specifically for it's ability to curb the symtoms of the chemotheropy.

I have it somewhere, let me see if I can find it.

Ebb and Flow all day everyday

Tex

 

[Guest]

UBC = university of British Columbia... chemo was developed in the university for cancer patients afaik....

nice lookin trees TK, i like how the one's just a straight vine with buds on it, not many branches.

also i noticed you're double potting on your ebb/flow table? why you choose to do that? just curious, don't think i've seen anything like that before, if i up my pot size i usually just transplant, does it work better to double pot?

THC

 

[Guest]

UBC Chemo
Very strong with a hashy flavour, UBC Chemo was developed in the 1970's for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Exhibiting characteristics of being a polyploid, woody stock and odd shaped leaves give the UBC Chemo a bonsai-like appearance. Recognized amongst the medical community as the best strain available for chronic pain and nausea

University of British Columbia = UBC

Tex

 

[Wrecked]

Looking good tex.. Where did you get the beans from meduser? I have always been quite intrested in this strain maybe i will give it a go sometime soon. Also are all your strains mixed up on the flood table with the same nute levels? PeAcE

 

[Wrecked]

Is the double potting just bk you can pack more on a table in the veg room? PeAcE

 

[Guest]

I start all my seedlings in the smaller 4" pots for sprouting and the first couple weeks under the flouros and then I double pot ino the 5.25" pots for the run out. It safes a transplant and works great. (gleened from BOG)

Tex

 

[Guest]

All mixed but I watch them like a hawk. I run such a diluted mix that most strains can handle it. Sometimes I pump it up a little depending on the strain.

Tex

 

[Guest]

right on, that's how i do mine too, 4 inches for seed so i can pack em in there. But i pull em out and stick em in 5 inch pots when their ready. that's cool tho, i've seen folks do that with rockwool cubes but never plastic pots might have to give that a shot some time.

THC

 

[Guest]

You end up with a killer root ball in each of the pots. I have even done 3 pots and it works great especially if you get a little root bound.

Tex

 

[Wrecked]

I used to go from a 3 inch netcup to a 5.5 when i was running dwc so i could get 12 3 in to a rubbermaid the space them out to a bucket a peice after some growth. Anyways all your plants look happy, are the plants just put into flower on the same levels as the plants farther into flower? But nice growing PeAcE

 

[Guest]

All the same at 1100-1300ppm all the time

Tex

 

[Teresa]

howdy my :friends: i think your going to love the Chemo.Ive been doing her for awhile and simply some potent stuff.As alway's killer looking grow sweetie .Hope you don't mind my posting a pic of my Chemo she's 4 week's in i believe take care handsome :friends: :wink: .

 

[sysprog]

I really like the UBC Chemo description. Read some good things. Just started some of hygro's romulanXubcchemoXnorthernwhite & have a pack of meduser's woodhorse lemonChemo cross. Hope they are close to the ubcChemo. TK you really can showcase a strains ability!!

 

[Guest]

I did Woodhorses UBC Chemo x Mountainberry and Lemon Chemo in a friends outdoor grow , both were out standing.

Tex

 

[Sleepy]

thanks, Tex.

sounds like another one to collect!

nice work as always.

 

[Harry Gypsna]

Damn...i knew I should have got them when I was going to..... I think its great BTW how youve utilised the double potting, as you say saving a transplant.... Id have never thought of doing it in hydro...