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Rockstar Kush, in Canada. Is, Soma's rock bud x Sensi's Sensi Star, as i Encountered in roughly 2011-2013 ish strong Afghani heritage in both parents. Hope this helps.
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OG is going to be the only "tough" one, The saved genetics are available of the other ones. and Technically in theory all the same genetics exist still for OG but we don't know exactly whats in there. we KNOW a good portion. Not enough is known to get spesifics. Thai X afghani, is a good starting point... but that plant in theory is the great grand dad to the original Kush/ OG cut that was going around in the late 90's. I don't think its been definitively proved, if the cut we are all searching for is an S1 or F1 (we can safely safe after all the breeding done with legit OG in Amsterdam, that OGkush wasn't stable) The problem with OG is, Do you know If the bud you are referencing as OG, is actually OG? just like Hash Church, Adam Dunn of Th.s did a three part series also. If you were smoking back in the Late 90's, and were lucky enough to SEE the real deal grow before the OG moniker got tagged on, it was just called Kush then. they are nearly un-mistake-able. These were never GOOD looking plans. Sickly weak looking plans that didn't really yield much. it was a sensitive plant, if you screwed something up it let you know. The old head stash hippies were growing it at the time as they were used to the low yeild and difficult of growing "haze" at the time. I personally don't think Chem91 is one of the parents. as ChemD doesn't really have the right structure. chem91 is closer but it seems more like a step Sister. than a pure sister. I think there is something to the bags that Kush/OG and ChemX came out of likely are related by atleast one parent. they came out of bag seeds out of the same rough area around the same time. the Pollen in that area is the question. they could be the same parents and just different phenos of the un-known hybrid. however i doubt it. Kush / OG kush came out of and Oz bag 3-4 seeds. Chem's girls came out of an ounce with more than a dozen seeds in it. Sounds like two separate runs with two separate pollen OG sounds S1. Chem's sounds F1. Just my 2 cents. I agree with Big Sur here. Go back to atleast hybrid land race. pull out pheno's we've not been able to do. might come across something interest. I'd love to see more manageable Thai and Jamacian sativa hybrids worked into a few interesting hybrid lines. I"ve got some Idea's and schedules to work with once the legal climate here blooms so to speak.
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OK, first off. This is not a BE ALL TO END ALL cloning guide. This is what works for me. I've gone thru countless guides absorbed them. and FOUND WHAT WORKS FOR ME. If anything use this guide as a baseline and watch your cuttings. First off I've soaked my rock wool plugs. in this case 24 hours ( I give it 1/8 strenght http://www.1-hydroponics.co.uk/web/manual/doc/hydro-garden/dry-flower-products/green-up-solution/index.html ) I squeeze the rock wool make sure its not water logged, in all reality you only need to soak it for a few hours until all plugs are uniform in texture and density but i want the wool to hold as much water as it can becasu i don't "water" my clones until Day 6 or 7 depending on outside humidity and temp Ok first picture, Get your Shit prepaired before you do anything. HAVE EVERYTHING READY! I prefer to Use rooting Gel, as i find it give an even coat to the rooting horemones. Powder works as well, makesure its #2 or the semi hard wood option.. I find it jsut doesn't coat the cutting evenly. more on this later. NEXT: Find your Victim... as a general rule, my clones from tip to rooting tip are about 4 inchs or so. the width of my hand. NEXT: Always Take a little more then you need. gives you a LITTTLE more time. more on this at the end how long this process should take you. Nice big cutting there. NEXT: trim of the filler.. so to speak anyway... reason for this in the next step. Now you need to IDEALLY select a pair of internodes. (one internode on one side will be ok, just a two sided internode will root faster and grow slightly more vigorisly, something to note when selecting the cuttings NEXT: My choosen Internode Pair. thats two internodes in less that 3/4 of an inch. perfect. NEXT: give the stem a sharp cut opposite the bottome internode. this gives the roots ALOT of area to work with, they will root out both internodes and the sharp cut you just made. Now QUICKLY this next part is fairly important, you want clean hands aside from what plant mater is shaved off. NEXT: shave the stem slightly (more like gently scrap with your razor blade) between the two root internodes. do this all the way around the stem without breakign off the internodes. very easy to do the stem will be very weak at this point. NEXT: going for a DIP... Make sure both Internodes are submerged slightly for a sec, i left it there so i could document, I ain't budda boys NEXT: even coverage. NEXT: not moving my thumb i place the clipping into the rock wool that is soft. the stem should be stiff enough not to bend. there ya go, the hard part is done, ALL THIS up until now from PREPARING your stuff should take about 45-60 seconds. EACH CLIPPING. you want to avoid as much air contact with the rooting cut tip as possiable to prevent air bubbles ( air bubbles in clones = stunted or dead plantss) Before the Hair cut... And the Hair cut..... few pics in a row... Will explain why after. OK there are a few reason why I trim the leaves. #1, Reduce risk of mildew (cloens get 100% humidity for a few days..) #2, They root faster with them clipped. -----the reason being is your tricking the plant into repairing its self rather then growing. -----and the plants first step to repair is to grow more roots. #3, FOOD, if they are damaged they are not gunna grow just yet, if they are not gunna grow the nuitrients IN THE LEAVES themselfs will feed the clone almost until rooted out of the start cube (like nuit feed not water feed) #4, based on #2 they won't start showing new growth until they have started to root. ----- so if you see the new fans forming and growing but no roots poppin out give the plug a good misting and it shoudl pop out very very soon. ok: now this is were it gets cool.. For the first 4-6 days of the clones life it should be in NEAR 100% humidity and very temperate temperatures so a low watt heating pad under the uncubator dome. set to low only raise if rock wool is cool to touch shoudl be about room temp if not slightly higher The first day in the dome the clones get misted about 4 times. and then recovered and back under the 18/6 light. day two i'll mist them twice , day three i'll mist them once and i will continue this once a day misting of the clones until rooting and will mist plugs if need be after the first day take the cover off for about 20-30 mins until the clones start to sag... put the cover back on and do it again the next day, by the time the 3 or 4th day comes aroud the clones shouldn't sag or wilt with the dome off.. this is when you keep the dome off, when the vast majority don't sag at all after an hour or so so once its out of its humidity zone i give it a day or so to air out a little ( NOT COMPLETELY ) and then they will be feed with AT MOST 1/4 strenght nuits I suggest an 1/8 to start. and the rest will be based on your strain. when roots start to come out the bottom and the sides of the plug its time to slam it in some soil or in hte next size wool. I use normal settle tap water unPH'd for my clones. I find Phing doesn't make a diffrence for them. you shouldn't really expect to see a really rooted out clone until about 10-12 days some will be there soooner but don't expect it, don't inspect it often either, roots HATE Light. If i forgot anything I will edit later, but my bong is calling Enjoy Tokeage! MLF
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So, I've been thinking... With so many land-race seeds available from some questionable and some respectable breeders Has anyone really had a chance to work with any, Indoors or out, hydro or whatever? Thinking maybe this post could be a review spot for breeders Land-races inform us about grow difficulties or issue and help those who choose to experiment get on the right strains and not waste time. thanks guys.
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since we've traditionally used a 24 hours cycle for our plants. 18/6 12/12 and 10/14.... has anyone tried a rolling light cycle? say 18/10? or something similar? this one wonders the pros and cons.
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Ok First step in my test!!! Got my seeds yesterday, starting today I was expecting Exodus Cheese but received Ice Dream Instead, Not complaining very curious of the White Lemon, but I guess thats for another time So here is my general plan. I am Germinating 3 seeds, All will be treated the same way for this test. Feed and additives to be used in Veg Cycle. DNF Gro A+B Green Up / Dry leaf Product (1-3.5-0) Medium being used: Coca coir 70% / Hy Droton Clay Pellets 30% Room Temperatures: Lights on : 21*c-26*c Lights off: 15*c-19*c LIghts: 400w HPS + 3 CFL equaling about 120w. A humidity dome will be used in Seed and seedling states. More to come later Cheers Peace and pot
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So i've started a money maker off. the first weeks worth of pictures became corrupted and can no longer post them, sorry guys. so i'll start the test off at day 9 Here is a solo shot and a group shot with the doc, who might just need a doc i'll update in a few days
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80% amber isn't going to be a problem i'd say a few weeks more maybe Looking great i see the orange hairs starting to turn.
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welcome I believe there are a handful of hunters that live in Portugal already many good people again welcome smoke em if ya got em
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those masks are art... i would not dirty them.. wow
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@ Green o matic hey bro if your short on flow i can toss ya my pass when i head back up north to go to work, that would leave you a good few hours to roam around. i'll pm you the deets, and for the love of jah, log on to skype will ya?
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Canada Is KUSH KRAZY!! looks like plans have changed looking to be at the expo on Sunday around noonish! look for the right hand club cast!
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I think i will be making a Visit saterday, who's all with me!
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20$ day pass pm me or skype me bro we meet up!
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welcome To Toronto! Hope you guys have a BLAST!
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there are actually about 5-9 diffrent grades of charcoal, oddly enough graphite is the top grade the lowest two grades are the ones available from the store for bbq tho the auto start stuff wouldn't help @ OP if using sparingly it could be used full cycle the plant only needs small amount of phos and sulpher
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Hey Dust.... Coal or char coal comes from plants... there is one contradiction. Here is another for you. coal has nice amounts of phosphorous and some sulfer ( higher grade coal has more but we don't need large amounts) from the composition i would assume that the absorption of small amount would be fairly quick, lasting a few weeks at most i think. same i would consider for coal ash, one must consider with burning coal that you are polluting the air alot with it with isn't always the best trade off. go ahead question this simple path (dead plant matter + centuries and pressure = peat +decades = coal )
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looks like heat burn + mag deficient
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Some members have some very desirable strains, but will all this send clone talk... Who's got the males? the girls shouldn't be the only ones travelling it would be super cool to start doing this. if i've got some cash left over after i buy my shit for outdoor i might be able to send a few out myself i'll be sure to let everyone know when i start running my zamal regz
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hey guys well i started this test quite a few days ago and have been loggin jsut about everything with that Herb IQ program. so far its working out nicely. UV Auto bomb
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the smell and the taste at there definitely she is currently Drying out in preperation for its final flush
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Strain Hunters is a series of documentaries aimed at informing the general public about the quest for the preservation of the cannabis plant in the form of particularly vulnerable landraces originating in the poorest areas of the planet.
Cannabis, one of the most ancient plants known to man, used in every civilisation all over the world for medicinal and recreational purposes, is facing a very real threat of extinction. One day these plants could be helpful in developing better medications for the sick and the suffering. We feel it is our duty to preserve as many cannabis landraces in our genetic database, and by breeding them into other well-studied medicinal strains for the sole purpose of scientific research.
