skunkwreck
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For the simplicity of growing all those girls lol
Chuckers paradise......
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GreenSanta
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Sorry guys but I don't buy this! How do you get cheaper than free? OK I bought a 20 kilo bag of 4-4-7 for 40$ 2 years ago haha still over half full. All you need is a massive worm bin and be a little crafty at feeding them worms for free. I use lots of comfrey coffee ground and egg shells amongst other thing.. and whatever is in season, like apples!! ALL FREE!
I understand this is not for everyone but organics can be free, synthetic not, plus makes it hard to reuse the soil due to salt build up with chems
genuity
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Is a worm bin gonna produce by this weekend?...40 bucks is not free.
Definitely not new to organic growing...just none on hand.
And I'm not going forage for nothing..
And I reuse my chem soil with no ill to the plants.
But I understand what you saying.
GreenSanta
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If you started the bin last year you would!! Lol, seriously at your scale you would need a really large bin. I raise my worms on the ground, can't harvest the worm juice but I'm happy with the insane amount of castings alone.
Again I understand this is not a viable option for everyone but simply wanted to point out for other new growers that might be watching that synthetic can be a lot more expensive than organics.
I know u know all of this, you obviously know what you are doing, I have been looking at pics of your grows for a long long time... and btw, that $40 bag is still over half full so that's $20 !!
Fastslappy
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Life gets in the Way at times !
Yeah ,gonna do that just for now AS i got em right there paid for & financed / simple is what is needed atm , just came off a full g/h gro all "O" start to finish teas , my 1st all 'O' gro fantastic stuff Too
scaling that back for indoor will take awhile to ramp up but with left-overs chems , I can run a quick set during my ramp up
I got soil to mix & cook yet & the worms have been working hard .
sometime ya gotta go back to the dark side briefly
Vnsmkr
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Shit I certainly feel where you are coming from. I havent had a fucking dollar in my pocket in 6 months, a fucking dollar some say is nothing and in normal times I would agree, BUT have nothing and that fucking dollar is alot of loot. Certain times = certain measures
Cilantrillo
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Yup. That's a keeper.View attachment 3800628 View attachment 3800629
Just an update.
man , 38 days and it may be the stinkiest grow in 15 years . whew.I did a recon at 35 days on the first pic and gave me funky chicken rushs making me cog. lol. Guess ill be keeping that one
Nice job!
greencropper
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Lush as bro, whats this kimbo crossed with again?
akhiymjames
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He's wanting to know what's the Kimbo crossed to lol
thenotsoesoteric
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I have a 5th element going currently which is blackberry kush x all spark og and she has similar leaf deformities too.
v.s one
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Animal cookies X joeseph og= animism. Here he is.Man looks like both parents are shining through.
v.s one
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yeah it's distinct. Let's you know the genetics are legit.
GreenSanta
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Wouldn't leaf deformity be seen as a bad trait? A mutation caused by colloidal silver or other stress factors at some point in the breeding?
thenotsoesoteric
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Old school DJ short blueberry is famous for this trait so I figure blackberry kush is related. Not a bad thing by any means just looks bad.
v.s one
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I would say it's a dominate trait in my cross. I got a couple alien crosses that the shells are so tuff they need a scuff or a score. Most beans don't make it unless you have patients I will take the leaf deformity any day. Now it goes from chuckers to breeding out traits. I'm good as a chucker.