g-13 x blackberry, sour d more to come

michiganmeds87

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This is my second successful grow right at the moment I have g-13 x BlackBerry and sour diesel I have lots more on their way to the bud room too. Im running the full line of fox farm nutes but thinking of switching to advanced nutrients. Any input would be helpful
 

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I see them. I run general organics w good success indoors. Yeah it smells and is awful to handle but it produces good bud and healthy happy plants . Whsts the nickname for this lady. G13 has quite the story behind it.
 
I have to agree with May11th about G.O. I really like their lineup of nutes especially when you add some other organic supplements and nutrients to supplement anything that might be lacking. I like E.J. Meta K for potassium, and I also picked up some Roots Organics H-P-k for a little supplementation of P. After switching to 100% organics I have to say my ladies are looking better, and the finished product just blows my old runs out of the water. That's running the same gear as before. I hope this helps some. Peace out.
 
mycomaster said:
I have to agree with May11th about G.O. I really like their lineup of nutes especially when you add some other organic supplements and nutrients to supplement anything that might be lacking. I like E.J. Meta K for potassium, and I also picked up some Roots Organics H-P-k for a little supplementation of P. After switching to 100% organics I have to say my ladies are looking better, and the finished product just blows my old runs out of the water. That's running the same gear as before. I hope this helps some. Peace out.
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I had a friend run straight roots organic. The turn out was horrid healthy plants but horrible yield maybe 1 oz dried per plant. Is G.O. any better? I've never ran organics. I'm interested in A.N. though anyone else with experience between FF and AN
 
Fox farm isnt full organic but seems to work great for others. There is so much stuff you could do but yield isnt always the nutes problem but genetics or the handler. I hsve a acupolco gold that has troubled me since birth. Still havent mastered that strain as the clones look like shit too.

Im a noob but I do tons of reading and have met a few ppl who I can trust. Myself nor mycomaster would never lie to you.

Whats your goal and budget and alot of ppl could chime in. Alot of intention from myself is going towards teas but right now my temps arent good for tea as my temps are always above 80 at this point but it doesn't worry me. Flowering burst still happen.
 
May11th said:
Fox farm isnt full organic but seems to work great for others. There is so much stuff you could do but yield isnt always the nutes problem but genetics or the handler. I hsve a acupolco gold that has troubled me since birth. Still havent mastered that strain as the clones look like shit too.

Im a noob but I do tons of reading and have met a few ppl who I can trust. Myself nor mycomaster would never lie to you.

Whats your goal and budget and alot of ppl could chime in. Alot of intention from myself is going towards teas but right now my temps arent good for tea as my temps are always above 80 at this point but it doesn't worry me. Flowering burst still happen.
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Just remember that it isn't so much about mastering a strain. Each bean that you pop of a certain strain will be a different pheno and they'll all have different feeding schedules.
It's more about knowing your deficiencies and feeding only what your plant needs. Feeding more or less than the essentials won't help your plant at all. If you can get that down, growing any strain should be the same. (except when it comes to canopy control and even lighting, that's a different story.
Genetics are the key to growing amazing bud. If you have the basics down and have amazing genetics, you'll get amazing bud. :wink:
The reason why a lot of people go organic is not because it's "organic," it's because of the fact that they will barely have to feed the plant (if at all) through their entire cycle.
Also, I just wanted to say that your plants look great. I look forward to seeing your harvest.
 
I ran roots organic with sub cools supersoil for flowering, I cut it too early but my plants LOVED that shit.
I gave the plants tap water every single day and had big healthy green leaves
 
May11th said:
Fox farm isnt full organic but seems to work great for others. There is so much stuff you could do but yield isnt always the nutes problem but genetics or the handler. I hsve a acupolco gold that has troubled me since birth. Still havent mastered that strain as the clones look like shit too.

Im a noob but I do tons of reading and have met a few ppl who I can trust. Myself nor mycomaster would never lie to you.

Whats your goal and budget and alot of ppl could chime in. Alot of intention from myself is going towards teas but right now my temps arent good for tea as my temps are always above 80 at this point but it doesn't worry me. Flowering burst still happen.
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Well I've been growing now for a year I have my nutrients, ph, watering, and cycles down I don't use a ppm tester mostly because of the fact I have other more important things to get first. I'm vegging under 800w. 400w 7200k ultra blue plant max and a 400w hortilux super hps which seems to be working amazing together. Running sun gro metro mix 830 neutral growing medium 50-60% Canadian sphagnum peat moss, composted bark, perlite, vermiculite, dolomite lime and blue chip. Works great runs neutral pH no matter how much you fertilize. I've never had a problem with it. I'm running a hortilux 1000w dual arc with a reflector wing. I'm working on getting a ventilated hood but funds are tight 6 x 10 flower room. I also try to follow fox farm feeding schedule to the t give or take strain dependent. Also running tap water flushing with sledge hammer flush every 3 weeks
 
Oh also this is kinda a test batch for me Ive topped the g13 and did some LST for the first few weeks of veg the let it grow up for a beautiful result. I'm not topping the sour d at all. Both put in bud at the same heigth then next round I will reverse it. I also have grapefruit, black russian, and jack diesel on deck with red diesel, og kush and vanilla kush behind them with the best for last Humboldt seeds lemon Thai kush and Cali connection 818 headband. grapefruit black Russian, vanilla kush, and jack diesel are from seed all feminized I'll get pics up soon
 
I most likely have a low yielding strain. Im almost done trimming all my stuff, I have some supposed g13 seeds, the fellow is a liar though byt worth a vhance. You sound like you are skilled man , good mix.
 
So I transplanted the grapefruit today. The whole root ball fell apart I fixed it as best as I could what should I do to bring it back? Its still in veg.
 
Quick update I'm on day 33 of flower I've been running an ac at night the stems of the g-13 x blackberry are getting a deep purple color and the buds are starting to fill in I'm hoping for a lot more bud growth in the next 3 to four weeks. I've been putting them outside during the day it seems to be helping with the bud growth
 
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