McKringleberry
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Nice! I'd love to see pics at the end of the summer. I bet she does really well outdoors.
Dynasty Genetics Thread
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Bosgrower
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PHC update week 12
Day 78-85
Seems like things happen for a reason. The 4 survivors are completely filling the tent space I had available for the PHCs. The SCROG isn't proving sufficient to keep things under control so I'm supercropping and selectively defoliating to keep the growth energy concentrated where it will do the most good.
The mutant pheno is REALLY dense. It seems a bit slower to flower than other phenos but it's a mass of large broad leaves.
PHC seems to be a lighter feeder than some of the strains I've grown with Jack's 321 regimen. Drain to recovery under the initial 800ppm feedings raised the reservoir ppm levels by 200 to 250ppm so I've been adjusting levels downward until the return levels are less than 100ppm over the input. Ph however has been very stable holding at 5.9-6.0.
I was a bit skeptical about the CMH lights on light movers but the plants seem to really love it.
Day 78-85
Seems like things happen for a reason. The 4 survivors are completely filling the tent space I had available for the PHCs. The SCROG isn't proving sufficient to keep things under control so I'm supercropping and selectively defoliating to keep the growth energy concentrated where it will do the most good.
The mutant pheno is REALLY dense. It seems a bit slower to flower than other phenos but it's a mass of large broad leaves.
PHC seems to be a lighter feeder than some of the strains I've grown with Jack's 321 regimen. Drain to recovery under the initial 800ppm feedings raised the reservoir ppm levels by 200 to 250ppm so I've been adjusting levels downward until the return levels are less than 100ppm over the input. Ph however has been very stable holding at 5.9-6.0.
I was a bit skeptical about the CMH lights on light movers but the plants seem to really love it.
corners
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Sannies still has his good rep. There are a few Dynasty strains still there, just not the recent ones. I think most of the stuff sold at sannies seed shop has to be under a certain price for other breeders .
No issues, everybody just doing their own thing. Sannie and Professor P are both stand up people.
corners
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I know right. Before you ever grow, you could picture trimming for a living, " it would be wonderful!" we tell ourselves. Then we grow our own, cut ourselves and just get all messy and taking forever, by the 2nd or third grow we dont want anything to do with trimming.
SchmoeJoe
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Whenever people tell me "I'd love trimming, that would be my dream job", my first thought is "Yeah, uh-huh, come on over to my place. I'll fix that shit real quick".
Bosgrower
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In the US thedankteam.com and jamesbeancompany.com have stock
corners
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I asked Professor P and he recommended Salmon River OG, Huckleberry Kush and Huckleberry Web for pain and sleep. He also said Salmon River OG was one of his favorites. I just got a 12 pack of these and have 6 in the hopper. My rooms going to smell great with these and another 7 xSilverfields from Sannies
corners
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It was also my first order for Dynasty seed and from JamesBeanCompany.
McKringleberry
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Nice! Do you notice any berry scent on her yet?
Bosgrower
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PHC update
Week 13
Days 85-91
Defoliated the bottom of the plants to promote better top growth and air circulation.
Kept removing fan leaves from the top and center of the plants to allow better light penetration.
Bud development is progressing nice.
Day 91 … opening the tent to find the start of powdery mildew. I'll add another fan in the PHC section but for now I've turned up the exhaust fan and sprayed everything with an H²O² solution. If the increased air flow doesn't help I'll try leaving the tent open for part of the day to see of that helps with the humidity levels.
WEEK 14
Day 92-98
Day 92 started the new week with another H²O² spray for the PHC end of the tent … only 1 of the tall phenos seems have been effected but better safe than sorry. Humidity is down to the mid 40s from the upper 50s and between the spray and extensive fan leaf removal to promote air flow I'm hoping the problem has been contained.
On the positive side, buds are stacking nicely on all phenos
Added a 3rd 6” fan to the PHC side of tent and a bit more defoliation. Other than the minor bleaching from the H²O² the mildew seems to be done.
Day 96 … Damn … some more PM showed up … not a lot but enough for me to worry. More H²O² spray and more defoliation. These ladies certainly love to put out a lot of leaves!
Week 13
Days 85-91
Defoliated the bottom of the plants to promote better top growth and air circulation.
Kept removing fan leaves from the top and center of the plants to allow better light penetration.
Bud development is progressing nice.
Day 91 … opening the tent to find the start of powdery mildew. I'll add another fan in the PHC section but for now I've turned up the exhaust fan and sprayed everything with an H²O² solution. If the increased air flow doesn't help I'll try leaving the tent open for part of the day to see of that helps with the humidity levels.
WEEK 14
Day 92-98
Day 92 started the new week with another H²O² spray for the PHC end of the tent … only 1 of the tall phenos seems have been effected but better safe than sorry. Humidity is down to the mid 40s from the upper 50s and between the spray and extensive fan leaf removal to promote air flow I'm hoping the problem has been contained.
On the positive side, buds are stacking nicely on all phenos
Added a 3rd 6” fan to the PHC side of tent and a bit more defoliation. Other than the minor bleaching from the H²O² the mildew seems to be done.
Day 96 … Damn … some more PM showed up … not a lot but enough for me to worry. More H²O² spray and more defoliation. These ladies certainly love to put out a lot of leaves!
McKringleberry
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Huck Diesel: Week 8, Day 6
The fade on this plant is gorgeous. Orange and red, purple, blue maroon and yellow. She's coated in frost and very, very greasy. Lot's of diesel coming through on her now, but still carries that acrid-berry-sweet odor in the background.
The fade on this plant is gorgeous. Orange and red, purple, blue maroon and yellow. She's coated in frost and very, very greasy. Lot's of diesel coming through on her now, but still carries that acrid-berry-sweet odor in the background.
McKringleberry
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Your fan leafs look very similar to one of my Hucks. She's the only pheno to express those fans so it could be the same or very similar. Lots of berry on this one; I could smell the berry in veg and while defoliating. Greasy and resinous like the other Hucks, however, the colas are less dense. She's a little airy on the buds but she pumped out a lot of them so I'd say she compensated in the arena. Here she is (already done, just waiting for the others to finish up):
McKringleberry
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I didn't have any mutations or herms but I did have a few nanners which I always expect in late flower when growing chems or chem crosses like Huck Diesel. I had a timer fail in the 3rd week of flower which caused one light to stay on for an undetermined amount of extra time which may have been the culprit.
What week of veg are you in?