Aussie Growers Thread

[OzCocoLoco]

ahh..ok..i thought it was grafting. sorry

The only way I could see grafting as being useful is for keeping multiple varieties on one plant like a storage library or similar type of thing.

 

[OzCocoLoco]

When I got into the idea of doing aerial layering I was thinking about plant numbers,if you get busted and have a tray of clones even if they don’t have roots they are classed as a plant now I don’t know if this is the case but if you had a rooted clone still attached to the plant would that be classed as a seperate plant ?

 

[Lucky Luke]

The only way I could see grafting as being useful is for keeping multiple varieties on one plant like a storage library or similar type of thing.

I think he was growing a few strains and using the one root system, probably as a mother but I'm not sure. Was interesting if not practical.

 

[Lucky Luke]

When I got into the idea of doing aerial layering I was thinking about plant numbers,if you get busted and have a tray of clones even if they don’t have roots they are classed as a plant now I don’t know if this is the case but if you had a rooted clone still attached to the plant would that be classed as a seperate plant ?

I wouldn't think so as its part of the one plant,

 

[OzCocoLoco]

I think he was growing a few strains and using the one root system, probably as a mother but I'm not sure. Was interesting if not practical.

Don’t think it would be that practical as a mother but to store genetics it might be

 

[OzCocoLoco]

I wouldn't think so as its part of the one plant,

That way you could take a third of your plant count or you could run more plants

 

[Nugachino]

Nah the light can’t penetrate the rockwool or peat same as with a normal clone and with glad wrap you can see if there’s enough moisture . I’ve used these before and they work well I just couldn’t be fucked finding them in amongst all my shit.
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Never seen those before.

 

[OzCocoLoco]

Never seen those before.

They are caller rooter pots they are pretty cool.

 

[giglewigle]

 

[Lucky Luke]

Chisal on at volume "loud", wine in hand.

I'll post a pic of the strawberry amnesia in an hr or so. Give you an idea of what ive been talking about. I think ill pull it Thursday or Friday..

 

[Lucky Luke]

thank fk for 24 hr pubs..haha

 

[Nugachino]

 

[Lucky Luke]

On the news last night they were talking bout how many millions are being invested in growing hemp and a de-hulling factory (takes the outer casing off the seeds). Evidently they can not keep up with demand down here atm.

I can see I could do "something" to jump on the bandwagon but I don't know what or how. Need more land than I have to profit on hemp I think... maybe build a Hemp café tourist venture but the cost of building is not worth the risk. If licenced boutique growing with thc strains/café/bar was on the cards id take the risk. I could borrow against the house and erect a 1/4 to 1/2 acre shed.

 

[giglewigle]

if i had the mony id have a like bbq beer garden cannbis club good food good beer and good weed

 

[Lucky Luke]

They look done to me. Just not much size at all. They are very dense though.

Would of been nice if they were bigger but you can see the branches leaning from the weight...strange one.

 

[Lucky Luke]

forgot pics..lol

 

[Nugachino]

forgot pics..lol
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Is that the Strawberry Amnesia?

 

[Lucky Luke]

Is that the Strawberry Amnesia?

Yes. What do you think of her?

 

[Nugachino]

Can't say much for bulk as I'm used to plants with fat buds. But I like the little bit of red in it.

What's does she smell like?

 

[Lucky Luke]

It doesn't have a strong smell at all. Its a faint whiff of powdered strawberry. Like a Quick milkshake powder if your familiar with that.