SkunkPharm

I grew out on a farm from 2000 to 2003. Then life happened or rather a women. Started again 5 years ago.

Planet of the grapes auto flower seeds ethos genetics Gg#4 from josie wells

Has any one ever had a snail problem when growing outdoors. I know egg shells will keep the away from the plant but I want to kill them. Any suggestions?

I found that most cultivars need at least 10 weeks to mature. My Cheese and White Widow is the only ones I have grown that matured faster.

I love this look into these guys lives. Also the bus driver is one of my friends from school. I grew up in that valley. Basically just down the road from the cannabis club.

CapeCoastHybrids clone purchase with @GGG Karels Dank Cannatonic CBD Tangie (Mojito Cut) Lemon Thai Amnesia Hitman OG Really Killer Skunk

Yes they have. Apple Jax

I have an apple Jax going at the moment. And waiting to see if it hermies.

It seems as if the pancakes line is very unstable

Just give water.

Shot. congratulations on your win @mantisI think I will sit out the next one if it’s fem seeds. Having to many Herm issues. And need to grow out some of my own genetics. (I have been pollin chucking.

I have had no issues with germination rate from @Totemic. I normally just plant one or 2 seeds at a time.

Ja like Psy said possibly nutes. If it affects more of the plant worry. I would water the plants all the same if I was you. Just less for the ones in the plastic pot. Consistency is key.

WhAt grow medium are you using?

I would also feed nutes. She looks a bit yellow.

Hi Guys. I have a couple of clones that has not been tested that need homes. Firstly - Quattro Kush F3 from Ethos (still one available) 2ndly - Sour Diesel x Quattro Kush F3 from Ethos. Still a couple available. 3rdly - Ginger tea from Archive seeds. I may have some Apple Jax from In-house genetics and White Wedding from Ethos and Crazy Hazey from Archive seeds in the next couple of days. All untested. I always make extra cuttings just in case. comment here or send a DM if your interested.

There is plenty other seed banks around that do not make such a big markup. But if you run a business and have to pay salaries I suppose you have to make some money along the way. That’s my 2c.

How could you still support some one who has lied to you straight to your face?

A bunch on us bought a 10 pack some time back. I got a cut from one of them. I did not think my pheno was that great so I cut it from the garden. Now that I think back I can kick my ass for not growing it again. But you know there is so much to grow these days.

What a recovery!!!!!!

I just got some cuts of it again the other day. I smoked it again the other day after a 4 month cure. Dit het my gat geskop.

I have a battery back up system for a light in each tent. 2 hours lights off is an issue if you grow unstable fem seeds. They tend to hermie on you.

My plants are in quite big pots. They drink about 8 liters of water a day atm. (3 plants) This is with the blumat system installed. freedom farms is basically coco peat so I cannot see that coco can hold more water than coco. As soon as you add sphagnum peat moss to the mix your moisture holding capacity increases. Organics Matter soil contains peat moss. So technically it should retain more water. They have also improved there mix over time. If you are looking for something you can reuse I would go with it. Jamie’s garden shop makes the orgasoilux. His soil is blended by Growrite in Epping as far as I know. He had his soil tested and the soil test can be found on his Instagram page and website. The most important part for me is to inoculate your soil with microbes. Be it bacteria or mycorrhizal fungi. Another beneficial organic additives is malted barley teas, especially in the first grow using the soil. My soil is now on its 3rd grow and it is just getting better.

All the soils have their pros and cons. freedom farms need to feed toward the end of Flower orgasoilux is a bit stinky and also contains peat so you cannot dry out the soil completely. Organics matter seems like a good all rounder. I don’t think much is needed. what I am trying to say is you will need to experiment with the soils and see what works for you.

The first book I read was True Living Organics by The Rev. It helped me a great deal developing my soil mix.