The_StonedTrooper

I agree and thank you

Thanks brother, the Slurri is very nice actually and got white look to it, but shows different pheno for me than the guys who grew it before me.

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Not bad... Before and after, same head. @PsyCLown

Update of today

Update of today

All I can say is Farck 2 Brother, you really are such a chill and knowledgeably person, and was an honor to meet you, and sure it's the first of many more times to come. The community will benefit greatly from more collaborative efforts and there is lots on the cards ahead.

I am thankful, not even playing and feeling ever so blessed.

Like seeing what will be needed to grow a plant in each, Cost upfront, then cost to finish, and weigh it up at the end... What did the plant need further, was water enough, did you have any deficiencies, what are the differences? But yeah, as this is for us all, we all should be part of the process, and that means ideas too

Of course all input are valid and will be considered, My personal feeling is, that you going to have all three 3 of them using different variables of feeds of waterings, and will always be that way unfortunately, but willing to debate or understand better? I dont feel the Thrive soil will take only water and such, and will probably need to be fed sooner, and thought it would be more fair, to run each soil, on their preferred inputs. And the forum, as a whole, decided what was given and when, and we could all participate in this, in a virtual way. Ideas?

Hey Fam, Hope you all are well today, peace and blessings to you all. Many of you may already know, that I am in partnership with a very close and good friend, and are building an Eastern Cape (PE) based craft cannabis company, that for a while, and for now, has been making a organic living soil, that you all have seen me using for a while now, all without and or very little input other that water. Now for me, it would be easy to run a side by side, and compare and give actual honest and transparent feedback, although I still feel this wouldnt be fair and not at all right in terms of who I am as a person. I've spoken to @donnob and he has agreed to the following... I will give him the sample soil of @Thrive and the same size sample soil of mine. Donate 2 or 3 of the same clones, pheno and size. These will be rooted in my soil, on its second run, in small pots. It will be up to @donnobto decide if he will run 2 or 3 and purchase another brand of soil, one which the forum could decide on together, probably FF green bag, and he can, when the grow off is done. Do this side by side? How do we feel and vote on this family...

I could be wrong, but Perlite is organic You can definitely do that on top, and I have done so to prevent gnats and drying out. After a few days or so, the perlite compacts and it wont go anywhere. You'll be fine with that, and it will make a huge difference

4 of the young ladies

Recent view

All good afterwards and no after smell

All happy girls still, no after smell now then next day.

Seeds fit into something small and stealthy. Shout if you want, will sponsor you some beans for free. Collect only, not posted.

Do you know anyone in PE, or someone who can collect in PE?

Threw some Wood vinegar all over the ladies tonight

Tonight I used the Wood Vinegar, Plants, 1, 2, and 5 weeks into flowering. Smell of the product is good, unlike Neem or Sulfur, and I almost instantly feel hungry now, but not for for any old food, I crave smoked meats I'm not expecting any issues when I view the girls tomorrow, and will report back after their first dose.

Sjoe, a tall order, but will see what I can do. Thrips, I have on and off, and PM is always a issue in flowering, and wanted a safe tool. But what I really am looking forward to is, the increase in size and quality or flower, flavor and taste of my harvest. All while maintaining a good IPM, and that means you should never get infections. Proof will be in the proverbial pudding (Baklava) Only time I ever got aphids, was when I put my plants pot, on the grass outside and not the pavement, but will be running some outdoor plants this season and see if I can keep them pests at bay.

I will most certainly do a findings thread, for the Wood Vinegar. The flower room will be getting this spray only, and will see what unfolds. For the root aphids, yes you might hamper the growth or life of the fungal bacteria in the soil, although we cant be sure how much, and as this is also a soil conditioner, it cant be all that damaging. You'd have to decide I guess, what is more important, killing the root aphids, probably some fungi and having a harvest, or the opposite. Which is worse? Would it even help? My preferred test method will be for foliage spray and not for the soil.

My man