Jerry's Perpetually Organic Garden

Jozikins

Jozikins

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The Larry's always turns out good. I wish i had more cali connections in my garden. Their Old School Kush is turning out frostier than the SFV f3, and I wasn't sure if that were possible. It's the perfect sea of green plant, we put it into flower as just a little clone and it quickly caught up to the SFV's we put in their at about 12", the OSK was maybe 7" or 8" with a flimsy stem. I'll post pictures if anyone is interested.
 
Jerry Garcia

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Harvested all the RP Sour Diesels over the past week or so, along with the Sharksbreath. RPSD #3 appears to be the most sour smelling and tasting, with #6 not far behind. Both are serviceable and worth keeping.

#1 and #2 are absolute garbage. I'll give you a quick anecdote why: I trimmed both plants using the same scissors without accumulating any hash. Usually my scissors get gunked up with resin about half way through a single plant, this time they lasted through 3, and the only reason they required cleaning at all is because the last plant trimmed was Sharksbreath.

Anyway, now there are only 4 plants left in the tent, and very shortly there will be 3. Here they are...

Cali Connection Sour Diesel #4 @ 66 days. Just about ready for harvest. Probably do the deed tomorrow. Very excited for this one.














Cali Connection Deadhead OG @ 32 days 12/12.








You can see some Deadhead OG x (Grape Stomper x OG) seeds forming fast on this bud.


Grape Stomper x OG #1 @32 days 12/12.










Grape Stomper x OG #2 @ 32 days 12/12.








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mrmaddu

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Hey Jerry you ever did a direct comparison on the smart pots or is this your first time using them? I got some for my next run so interested on your results. and how the yeild goes....keep it green
 
drmarcusg

drmarcusg

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damn jerry....i finally got ONE plant to look like ALL yours do....i mean what the fuck man.....:twisted:

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bongsmilie
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great job bro
The Dr
 
mrmaddu

mrmaddu

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Hey Jerry You ever hear of a festival Camp Reggae I know you are in the area thats the only reason i ask. I missed camp this spring but will be there in sept.
 
Jerry Garcia

Jerry Garcia

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mrmaddu said:
Hey Jerry you ever did a direct comparison on the smart pots or is this your first time using them? I got some for my next run so interested on your results. and how the yeild goes....keep it green
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It's my first time using them.

mrmaddu said:
Hey Jerry You ever hear of a festival Camp Reggae I know you are in the area thats the only reason i ask. I missed camp this spring but will be there in sept.
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Nah, never heard of it. Looks cool though.
 
Jerry Garcia

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Been kinda busy lately, but I got some pics of the remaining few plants. Let's view and discuss.

Deadhead OG. She has really filled out nicely over the last couple weeks. Smell is like a kush/diesel funk that almost makes your eyes water. I felt as though I initiated flower a tad prematurely on all 3 plants, though this one responded the best and is putting out a nice yield. I'm not sure if I'm more excited to harvest the plant or the DH x (GSxOG) and DH x Sour Hazy Jones seeds. This strain is worthy of genetic preservation and will be fun to grow out again down the line.








Grape Stomper x OG #1. This plant was the most negatively affected by not vegging for a little longer immediately after transplanting. I've found plants respond the best when I transplant into their final container, allow to veg for another week and then move into flower. With these I transplanted and kind of rushed into flower, while continuing to train (which was a bad idea too...I'm supposed to stop training before they start flower but continued for a couple weeks after making the switch). Regardless, the buds look and smell great, just a bit smaller than I would have normally achieved. This one smells very strongly of musky grapes, not as OG smelling as #2.








Grape Stomper x OG #2. Same deal as #1, though the buds are larger and the smell is more akin to a strong kush.










Some thoughts about the smart pots: they seem a bit more trouble than they are worth. Granted I did not veg them as long as I would have liked, but they don't seem to provide any clear advantage over my plastic pots. Watering is a bit more work, so much so that I wouldn't use more than a couple of them at a time. I couldn't imagine hand watering 12 plants in smart pots. The ones with handles are much nicer than the ones without (my DIY handles work OK, but I won't use them again). Training in smart pots is a problem...punching holes in the pot works, but not as well as the rigid plastic pots.

I will experiment with them again in the future, doing a side-by-side grow of two clones, but for now I'm sticking with my plastic pots.
 

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Wolverine97

Wolverine97

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Jerry Garcia said:
Been kinda busy lately, but I got some pics of the remaining few plants. Let's view and discuss.

Deadhead OG. She has really filled out nicely over the last couple weeks. Smell is like a kush/diesel funk that almost makes your eyes water. I felt as though I initiated flower a tad prematurely on all 3 plants, though this one responded the best and is putting out a nice yield. I'm not sure if I'm more excited to harvest the plant or the DH x (GSxOG) and DH x Sour Hazy Jones seeds. This strain is worthy of genetic preservation and will be fun to grow out again down the line.


Grape Stomper x OG #1. This plant was the most negatively affected by not vegging for a little longer immediately after transplanting. I've found plants respond the best when I transplant into their final container, allow to veg for another week and then move into flower. With these I transplanted and kind of rushed into flower, while continuing to train (which was a bad idea too...I'm supposed to stop training before they start flower but continued for a couple weeks after making the switch). Regardless, the buds look and smell great, just a bit smaller than I would have normally achieved. This one smells very strongly of musky grapes, not as OG smelling as #2.


Grape Stomper x OG #2. Same deal as #1, though the buds are larger and the smell is more akin to a strong kush.


Some thoughts about the smart pots: they seem a bit more trouble than they are worth. Granted I did not veg them as long as I would have liked, but they don't seem to provide any clear advantage over my plastic pots. Watering is a bit more work, so much so that I wouldn't use more than a couple of them at a time. I couldn't imagine hand watering 12 plants in smart pots. The ones with handles are much nicer than the ones without (my DIY handles work OK, but I won't use them again). Training in smart pots is a problem...punching holes in the pot works, but not as well as the rigid plastic pots.

I will experiment with them again in the future, doing a side-by-side grow of two clones, but for now I'm sticking with my plastic pots.
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FWIW, I generally run 12 plants in my flower room in five gallon smart pots. Compared to grow bags, my yield is at least 30% larger using the smart pots. My last two cycles I did side by side comparison running the same strain, one in a smart pot, the other in a five gallon grow bag (I did this with two strains each cycle). The smart pots have out yielded the bags each time. I will concede that watering is more work, but in my opinion is time well spent.
 
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