^^^ Let's get back to the buds before all of you get your panties in a knot. Don't shit in someone elses thread. Plain and simple. read the tutorial people, it's there for a reason.... TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS. If you can't find it AFTER reading through the tutorial (which I doubt) then ask your legitimate questions. It's that simple. Now .... back to the trees.
Roseman's DIY Bubbleponics Tutorial
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Roseman
Elite Rolling Society
Well, I was just studying the very thick undergrowth and looking at all those popcorn buds I have when I found this!
So far, I can not find any other buds like this. The very little branch was blocking my entrance into an empty cup when I noticed, HEY, THERE ARE NO HAIRS ON THAT BUD! Then I realized, IT IS SEEDS!
It means I have a HERMIE somewhere that impregnated that bud, and that closet is so crowded, I dare not try to pull the tank out to search all of the growth. The walls of the closet are supporting some very long branches! I am fairly sure judging by the maturity of the seeds that the hermie has long since shot it's pollen and probably impregnated other buds. Well, on the bright side, I will probably find some more seeds at harvest.
If I was younger and did not have this bad back, I would pull that tank out and give it a good searching today.
I don't know what to do next!!
Well, this at least gives you an idea what a fertilized female bud looks like after it has started mading seeds.
I have looked and looked and I can not find any males or any other fertilized flowers.
I sugggest you look at every bud and make sure it still has pistals. (the hairs)
So far, I can not find any other buds like this. The very little branch was blocking my entrance into an empty cup when I noticed, HEY, THERE ARE NO HAIRS ON THAT BUD! Then I realized, IT IS SEEDS!
It means I have a HERMIE somewhere that impregnated that bud, and that closet is so crowded, I dare not try to pull the tank out to search all of the growth. The walls of the closet are supporting some very long branches! I am fairly sure judging by the maturity of the seeds that the hermie has long since shot it's pollen and probably impregnated other buds. Well, on the bright side, I will probably find some more seeds at harvest.
If I was younger and did not have this bad back, I would pull that tank out and give it a good searching today.
I don't know what to do next!!
Well, this at least gives you an idea what a fertilized female bud looks like after it has started mading seeds.
I have looked and looked and I can not find any males or any other fertilized flowers.
I sugggest you look at every bud and make sure it still has pistals. (the hairs)
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SmokeyMcChokey
Well-Known Member
Oh no!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
socialsmoker
Active Member
dam roseman that sux!!! atleast u found it.. hope it didnt ruin your crop . happy thanks giving!!!
Roseman
Elite Rolling Society
Join up with us and join the club if you accept the Pledge.
SpongeBob Squarepants grows hydroponically!
He grows with tiny bubbles, just like you and me!
We ARE Family,
We are The BubbleHeads!
If you want to learn from the greatest growers Bubble growers here, then learn from THE BUBLEHEADS.
If you can teach DWC and Bubbleponics, and am willing to help the new members here, and want to be part of a family, then join us.
Show your logo,
show your pride, and show your intelligence and ability to do what most people can not do and that is grow Hydroponically with Feeder Tubes and a Water Pump!
We're not Dirt Bags!
We are The BubbleHeads!!!!!
THE BUBLEHEAD GANG!
We are NOT DirtBags!!! We can grow in water!
Right click the BubbleHead Logo, save it to your computer, then upload it to your signature.
By adding this Bubblehead Logo to your signature, and claiming membership to the BubbleHeads, you pledge to be very helpful to Newbies with DWC and Bubbleponics with patience and caring and make all other BubbleHeads proud to be a member of the gang. You agree to teach others growing with Bubbles. If you do not know the answer, go get someone else from the BubbleHead Gang to help.
Send or post this invitation to anyone you like and be sure that they know DWC and Bubbleponics and are willing to help newbies.
May the Bubble Force be with us all.
God Bless our Chief BubbleHead, Mostly Crazy!
The BubbleHeads are dedicated to helping others learn to grow in water, simple, fast and easy.
Helpful links:
BubbleHead Logo Post # 10672
CFL Tutorial -
What is Bubbleponics Post # 9835
8 Step Recovery Post # 9838
Start Nutes - Drain and Replinish # 10395
10 Days, 12 days, 15 days, 20 days Post # 9
Temps, Humidity Post # 8491
HARVESTING CURING Post # 6623
Roseman and purpdaddys guide for my Bubbleponics setup from Stealth Hydroponic
Roseman's DIY Bubbleponics-DWC Tutorial
BUBBLEHEADS know how to grow!
SpongeBob Squarepants grows hydroponically!
He grows with tiny bubbles, just like you and me!
We ARE Family,
We are The BubbleHeads!
If you want to learn from the greatest growers Bubble growers here, then learn from THE BUBLEHEADS.
If you can teach DWC and Bubbleponics, and am willing to help the new members here, and want to be part of a family, then join us.
Show your logo,
show your pride, and show your intelligence and ability to do what most people can not do and that is grow Hydroponically with Feeder Tubes and a Water Pump!
We're not Dirt Bags!
We are The BubbleHeads!!!!!
We are NOT DirtBags!!! We can grow in water!
Right click the BubbleHead Logo, save it to your computer, then upload it to your signature.
By adding this Bubblehead Logo to your signature, and claiming membership to the BubbleHeads, you pledge to be very helpful to Newbies with DWC and Bubbleponics with patience and caring and make all other BubbleHeads proud to be a member of the gang. You agree to teach others growing with Bubbles. If you do not know the answer, go get someone else from the BubbleHead Gang to help.
Send or post this invitation to anyone you like and be sure that they know DWC and Bubbleponics and are willing to help newbies.
May the Bubble Force be with us all.
God Bless our Chief BubbleHead, Mostly Crazy!
The BubbleHeads are dedicated to helping others learn to grow in water, simple, fast and easy.
Helpful links:
BubbleHead Logo Post # 10672
CFL Tutorial -
What is Bubbleponics Post # 9835
8 Step Recovery Post # 9838
Start Nutes - Drain and Replinish # 10395
10 Days, 12 days, 15 days, 20 days Post # 9
Temps, Humidity Post # 8491
HARVESTING CURING Post # 6623
Roseman and purpdaddys guide for my Bubbleponics setup from Stealth Hydroponic
Roseman's DIY Bubbleponics-DWC Tutorial
BUBBLEHEADS know how to grow!
Roseman
Elite Rolling Society
I started 12/12 Flowering Cycle on a Thursday 10-8-09.
Thursday, 11-26-09 will complete 7 weeks of Flowering.
Most Indica strains normally takes more than 8 and less than 9 weeks to Flower to maturity. Being my 8th grow with this Northern Lights strain, I expect to Flower two more weeks, to more than 8 weeks and less than 9 weeks.
And a footnote,
I am going to naturally dry that fertilized bud that i just found and cut off, and smoke it this weekend! It will be my first taste sample!
Thursday, 11-26-09 will complete 7 weeks of Flowering.
Most Indica strains normally takes more than 8 and less than 9 weeks to Flower to maturity. Being my 8th grow with this Northern Lights strain, I expect to Flower two more weeks, to more than 8 weeks and less than 9 weeks.
And a footnote,
I am going to naturally dry that fertilized bud that i just found and cut off, and smoke it this weekend! It will be my first taste sample!
Roseman
Elite Rolling Society
Index to Topics So Far
8 Step Recovery Process Page 30, # 297
12/12 Page 33, # 330 Page 34, # 339 Page 62, Post # 615 Page 61 # 607
Additives, Supplements Page 23, # 224
Algae Page 30, # 298
Break a Bulb Page 22
Bubbleponics - What Is it? Page 3 Post # 28
Bucket Assembly Page 3 Post # 26 - 27 & Page 4
Calibrating a pH Meter Page 2 # 12
CFLs Page 7 & 8
Close Together Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66, # 654
Cooling Page 8 Page 21, Page 22
Cost of Nutrients Page 69, Post # 681
Cramped Together Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66,
# 654
Crowded Together Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66, # 654
Cup Covers Page 7
Cut Fan Leaves Page 28, # 277
Deliberate Stretching Page 22
Different Hydroponics Systems Page 1 # 9
Draining and Replenish Page 8 & Page 9, Page 23, Page 31, Post # 310
Page 50, # 492, 493
Dual Spectrum Page 7
Fans Page 8, Page 22
Feeding Page 9 & 10 & 23, Page 26 # 252 Page 43, # 425
Five Day Comparison Pics Page 13 # 127-128-129
Holding Up Lid Page 31, Post # 310
How Many plants In Container? Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66, # 654
Humidity Page 8
Hydroponics Systems Page 1 # 9
Hydroton Page 5
Increasing Yield, Growth, Trichomes Page 53, # 528
Irrigation Hubs or Irrigation Manifolds Page 3 Post #21 & Page 4
Lights Page 7 & 8 Page 36, # 354
Loading the Grow Cups Page 5
Lollipopping Page 45 # 447
Lower Temps Page 21 # 208, Page 22 # 214
Maintenance Page 22 # 219 Page 35, #349, # 350 Page 60, # 599
Male Page 42, # 418, 420 Page 43, # 430
Mistakes I Made Page 23, # 222
Mineral Salts Page 14 # 137, Page 23 # 229
Moisture Stress Page 30, # 300
Most Redundant Post Page 31, # 306
Mylar Page 1 # 4
Nitrogen in Flowering or Bloom Page 59, Post # 581 Page 623, # 627
Nutrient Costs Page 69 Post # 681
Nutrients that I Use Page 1 Post #6
Odor Control Page 16 # 155, 156
Old Past Grow Pics Page 13
Peroxide Page 30, # 298
Pests Page 1, Post # 10
Pesticide Page 1 Post # 10
pH Page 2 Post # 13 and 14 Page 4 # 38 Page 5 # 42 Page 51, # 507
Pics of Old Past Grows Page 13
Plant Problems Page 31
PPM Page 14 # 138 Page 26 # 252 Page 43, # 425
Pre-Flowers Page 37, # 370 Page 39, # 387 Page 42, # 418, 420 Page 43, # 430
Preparation - Page 1 Post # 1-8
Problems Page 31
Prop for Lid Page 31, Post # 310
Pruning Page 14 , Page 37
Pythium, Root Rot Page 30, # 299
Raising Humidity Page 8, Page 21 # 208
Reflection -Reflective Material Page 2 #17
Reflectors Page 7
Remove Fan Leaves Page 28, # 277
Remove Males Page 43, # 430 Page 44, # 439 Page 46, # 455, 456
Remove Pump, Page 31, Post # 310 Pge 33, # 325
Reservoir Preparation Page 3 # 29 & Page 4
Rockwool Page 4
Root Rot, Pythium Page 30, Post # 299
Salts Page 14 # 137, Page 23 # 229
Seed Germination Page 4 & Page 6 & Page 7 # 65
SetUp First 10 Pages
Sexing Page 30, # 296 Page 37, # 370 Page 39, # 387 Page 42, # 418, 420
Smell Page 16 # 155, 156
Soaking Airstones Page 4
Soaking Seed Page 4
Soaking Hydroton Page 4
Spirituality of Growing Page 19 # 186
Sponge Bob Page 40, # 399
Start 12/12 Page 33, # 330 Page 34, # 339 Page 62, Post # 615 Page 61 # 607
Start Flowering Page 33, # 330 Page 34, # 339 Page 62, Post # 615 Page 61 # 607
Starting Nutrients Page 9 & 10, Page 26 # 252 Page 43, # 425
Strangest Post Page 31, Post 306
Stretching Page 22
Stink Page 16 # 155, 156
Super Cropping Page 53, # 528
Supplements, Additives Page 23, # 224
Supplies Needed Page 1 # 8
Temperatures Page 8, Page 35 # 348
Tips, Tricks, TroubleShooting Page 30, # 297
Topping Plants Page 14, Page 37
Topping-Off Reservoir Page 50, # 492, 493
VEG Nutes in Flowering Cycle Page 59, # 581
Water Page 5
Water Pumps Page 2 Post # 20 Page 63, # 624
Water Pump Filter Bags Page 55, # 546
White Specs, White Spots Page 14 # 137, Page 23, # 229
Yields Page 16 # 152
8 Step Recovery Process Page 30, # 297
12/12 Page 33, # 330 Page 34, # 339 Page 62, Post # 615 Page 61 # 607
Additives, Supplements Page 23, # 224
Algae Page 30, # 298
Break a Bulb Page 22
Bubbleponics - What Is it? Page 3 Post # 28
Bucket Assembly Page 3 Post # 26 - 27 & Page 4
Calibrating a pH Meter Page 2 # 12
CFLs Page 7 & 8
Close Together Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66, # 654
Cooling Page 8 Page 21, Page 22
Cost of Nutrients Page 69, Post # 681
Cramped Together Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66,
# 654
Crowded Together Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66, # 654
Cup Covers Page 7
Cut Fan Leaves Page 28, # 277
Deliberate Stretching Page 22
Different Hydroponics Systems Page 1 # 9
Draining and Replenish Page 8 & Page 9, Page 23, Page 31, Post # 310
Page 50, # 492, 493
Dual Spectrum Page 7
Fans Page 8, Page 22
Feeding Page 9 & 10 & 23, Page 26 # 252 Page 43, # 425
Five Day Comparison Pics Page 13 # 127-128-129
Holding Up Lid Page 31, Post # 310
How Many plants In Container? Page 14, Page 26, # 257 Page 66, # 654
Humidity Page 8
Hydroponics Systems Page 1 # 9
Hydroton Page 5
Increasing Yield, Growth, Trichomes Page 53, # 528
Irrigation Hubs or Irrigation Manifolds Page 3 Post #21 & Page 4
Lights Page 7 & 8 Page 36, # 354
Loading the Grow Cups Page 5
Lollipopping Page 45 # 447
Lower Temps Page 21 # 208, Page 22 # 214
Maintenance Page 22 # 219 Page 35, #349, # 350 Page 60, # 599
Male Page 42, # 418, 420 Page 43, # 430
Mistakes I Made Page 23, # 222
Mineral Salts Page 14 # 137, Page 23 # 229
Moisture Stress Page 30, # 300
Most Redundant Post Page 31, # 306
Mylar Page 1 # 4
Nitrogen in Flowering or Bloom Page 59, Post # 581 Page 623, # 627
Nutrient Costs Page 69 Post # 681
Nutrients that I Use Page 1 Post #6
Odor Control Page 16 # 155, 156
Old Past Grow Pics Page 13
Peroxide Page 30, # 298
Pests Page 1, Post # 10
Pesticide Page 1 Post # 10
pH Page 2 Post # 13 and 14 Page 4 # 38 Page 5 # 42 Page 51, # 507
Pics of Old Past Grows Page 13
Plant Problems Page 31
PPM Page 14 # 138 Page 26 # 252 Page 43, # 425
Pre-Flowers Page 37, # 370 Page 39, # 387 Page 42, # 418, 420 Page 43, # 430
Preparation - Page 1 Post # 1-8
Problems Page 31
Prop for Lid Page 31, Post # 310
Pruning Page 14 , Page 37
Pythium, Root Rot Page 30, # 299
Raising Humidity Page 8, Page 21 # 208
Reflection -Reflective Material Page 2 #17
Reflectors Page 7
Remove Fan Leaves Page 28, # 277
Remove Males Page 43, # 430 Page 44, # 439 Page 46, # 455, 456
Remove Pump, Page 31, Post # 310 Pge 33, # 325
Reservoir Preparation Page 3 # 29 & Page 4
Rockwool Page 4
Root Rot, Pythium Page 30, Post # 299
Salts Page 14 # 137, Page 23 # 229
Seed Germination Page 4 & Page 6 & Page 7 # 65
SetUp First 10 Pages
Sexing Page 30, # 296 Page 37, # 370 Page 39, # 387 Page 42, # 418, 420
Smell Page 16 # 155, 156
Soaking Airstones Page 4
Soaking Seed Page 4
Soaking Hydroton Page 4
Spirituality of Growing Page 19 # 186
Sponge Bob Page 40, # 399
Start 12/12 Page 33, # 330 Page 34, # 339 Page 62, Post # 615 Page 61 # 607
Start Flowering Page 33, # 330 Page 34, # 339 Page 62, Post # 615 Page 61 # 607
Starting Nutrients Page 9 & 10, Page 26 # 252 Page 43, # 425
Strangest Post Page 31, Post 306
Stretching Page 22
Stink Page 16 # 155, 156
Super Cropping Page 53, # 528
Supplements, Additives Page 23, # 224
Supplies Needed Page 1 # 8
Temperatures Page 8, Page 35 # 348
Tips, Tricks, TroubleShooting Page 30, # 297
Topping Plants Page 14, Page 37
Topping-Off Reservoir Page 50, # 492, 493
VEG Nutes in Flowering Cycle Page 59, # 581
Water Page 5
Water Pumps Page 2 Post # 20 Page 63, # 624
Water Pump Filter Bags Page 55, # 546
White Specs, White Spots Page 14 # 137, Page 23, # 229
Yields Page 16 # 152
hubebaba
Active Member
Very helpful! What a guy!
Hippy Thanksgiving!
GoneGreen01
Member
Roseman, Great journal.
Per your remarks I'm looking into Advanced Nutrients. I see a Connoisseur Part A and Part B as well as a product called Nirvana.
Could you give us more details of what you are doing?
Uncle Ben
Well-Known Member
Yeah Roseman, let's hear it. You been holding back on us, BOY?
(Don't feed the trolls),
UB
MostlyCrazy
New Member
Bummer Roseman! Still smokable and that's a good thing.
purpdaddy
Well-Known Member
man that looks EXACTLY like my back room SERIOUSLY even with the bug spray and drill!I am gathering empty boxes and box lids, to begin my harvest next week. I have about 12 empty boxes now and I hope that is not enough. LOL
Man sorry to hear bout the hermie,hope it didn't get to too many!
Looks A1 though bro!
terrorizer805
Well-Known Member
Roseman can I ask why you NEG REPED me the other day?
Roseman
Elite Rolling Society
This entire Tutorial is every detail I can give you about what I am doing.
A page back is an entire Index to the whole thread.
What else do you want or expect?
purpdaddy
Well-Known Member
More detail??Dude you not serious???
Roseman
Elite Rolling Society
This bud is 20 inches long and has 18 to 20 stems growing off the sides of it with flowers on it and it is the freakiest bud I have ever seen. It is so long and lanky and heavy, it leans against the wall and will not stand up on its on. It is near impossble to get a good pic of it, and this is all I could show you after several attempts to get a good pic of it. I'll be taking a very good pic of it next Saturday.
