Grown With Guano Tea's northern California

mrgreenbudz · #1 09-08-2008, 08:47 PM

Went completely organic this time around and had a few problems, Ohsogreen was nice enough to help me trouble shoot some problems I was having and give me some kick butt guano tea's recipes.

Tea's are awesome and will be using them and molasses next season exclusively.Here are two pics of one of my snocaps.

Ohsogreen · #2 09-08-2008, 09:14 PM

MrGreenBudz That plant looks better than excellent - it's down right chronic. Keep up the good work. Organic Buds are Best.....
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Keep it Real...Organic....
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bterz · #3 09-08-2008, 10:07 PM

Danggg nice work.

goldenchips · #4 09-09-2008, 09:03 AM

Wow, great job man.
My first organic grow doesnt look like that!!
Maybe next year, LOL.

jollygreengiant8 · #5 09-09-2008, 09:08 AM

they love the shit tea, obviously
+rep for the organic buds
im a first timer with organics and love the shit.
good work buddy

catincombs · #6 09-09-2008, 09:12 AM

Looking GOOD Mrgreenbudz, all natural growing does yield just as high as hydro, and it tastes much better. Keep the faith.

mrgreenbudz · #7 09-09-2008, 10:26 AM

Thanks for the kind words...but as mentioned Ohsogreen really deserves most of the credit cause without his help and patience into 100% organics and tea's plus recommending to me the now famous SPT "Super Plant Tonic" I think I would have lost most of this crop.

Usually I just have used Earth Juice and MaxSea nutes with a touch of molasses at the end, never realizing the importance of using molasses thru out the grow.

This time around I wanted to do something different and get a feel for going organic with using guano tea's and molasses. I must admit brewing tea's is a lot more work especially when feeding 24 large hungry thirsty children compared to just popping off the lid on a can of MaxSea and throwing some in water and stirring, BUT there was a more rewarding feeling also from mixing and brewing my tea's. I guess you could say THERAPY I think it taught me how to start relaxing again in a sense.

I have learned alot this grow from reading this organic's forum and from guys like Ohsogreen who are nice enough to help out total strangers.

Here are a few more pics of a Sour Grape strain. I gotta say I am not sure if its a combination of the guano tea's and molasses but this crop just smells so DAMN intoxicating and very very sticky....

5 weeks out and paranoia setting in, sleepless nights in the back of my 4Runner in the mts. But then again I have a black bear on the property that runs nightly security for me. So between him and a mt lion I don't think anyone would dare hike thru 30 something acres to get to my spot, lol!!! Who needs guard dogs when you got wild animals roaming your area?

Hoping for a good end and relaxation plus sleeping in a bed again.

jollygreengiant8 · #8 09-09-2008, 10:31 AM

those look so fucking amazing!! sour grape sounds tasty.
ohsogreen is definately the go-to organics guy, he knows his shit.
great grow and watch for that bear

Hodgegrown · #9 09-09-2008, 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by mrgreenbudz

Went completely organic this time around and had a few problems, Ohsogreen was nice enough to help me trouble shoot some problems I was having and give me some kick butt guano tea's recipes.

Tea's are awesome and will be using them and molasses next season exclusively.Here are two pics of one of my snocaps.

You have some nice looking girls there, check out my organic grow this year..

Ohsogreen · #10 09-13-2008, 07:43 PM

I just thought this one, should make the top of the page, again. Check out these plants - MrGreenBudz has grown Organically. He has truly become an OG - Organic Grower.
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Keep it Real....Organic.... & make your friends green with Envy.....
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