Hawaii Growers

Tunda

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I was wondering what kind soil and ferts is good for up da mountain? One boar went dig up my double gum plant I think it was the fish emulsions that it was looking for. I think I'm gonna just use chemical ferts up da mountain . Plant was nice to just started hairing. Let me know mahaloz
 

Tunda

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My other spot I didn't use any fish emulsions and it looks like something tried to dig that up too. All I used is black gold all purpose soil and didn't fert it at all. Maybe the boars were just curious with this one. Kinda worried I got like 5 killer strains even took a cutting off the other double him just incase anything happens. Next time I'm gona leave a dirty sweaty sock near my plants and piss around the area. What ferts do u use dr Gh? Your plants always look very healthy.
 

Dr. Greenhorn

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I use a magic mix that I get from a local gardener .. Good stuff

Try putting soap bars in the area near your plants, never tried it but I heard it works
 

Dr. Greenhorn

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I honestly go light on ferts... What I do is I look at the plants everyday and when I notice they start to seem like they are not really growing , I give fish emulsion , during veg, of course.. You can tell when they are growing cause the new growth is light green.. Within days of giving the fish emulsion, I can see the difference
 

Puna Bud

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Everything is doing good Aunty. Learning plenty about outdoor growing especially how impossible it is to keep an indica dominate in veg with our short hours of light. My indica dominates grow about a foot then start flowering, a couple sativas seem to be staying in veg i been feeding with fish emulsions. I also have more males than i was hoping for so im just gonna find the best of each strain and collect pollen for future breeding projects i like do, especially with some of the local strains.
Tunda, have you done any pollenating yet? Keep in mind pollen doesn't keep for very long time. How do you plan to pollenate your plants? Plus, keep an extra good eye on your males. Pollen from the boys can travel upwards to ther length of two football fields when the trades are blowing good!!
 

Puna Bud

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My other spot I didn't use any fish emulsions and it looks like something tried to dig that up too. All I used is black gold all purpose soil and didn't fert it at all. Maybe the boars were just curious with this one. Kinda worried I got like 5 killer strains even took a cutting off the other double him just incase anything happens. Next time I'm gona leave a dirty sweaty sock near my plants and piss around the area. What ferts do u use dr Gh? Your plants always look very healthy.
lets face it. Or at least for me, bags of soil smell real earthy. Some brands I really enjoy to smell! So if I feel this way, imagine how da pig feels? I had a few episodes last season with some hairy 200 pounders on my property. They dig with their snouts! I started spreading my Pitbull's shit in and around my plants, pigs stopped coming on my land!! So I suggest dog "doo doo" to fix your problem!

My one Mac blew up last week, so I can't show pics of pig radication efforts last season. All my addresses, pictures, etc.,etc.. are on that harddrive! I use my desktop for the majority of my computer work. Now I'm using myMacBook,and I don't dig keyboards on laptops(Even though Apple makes the best laptop/keyboards). I much preferdesktops. So I have to get my harddrive retrieved by an expert for I don't lose all that data...AND NO I DON'T BACKUP!!!!:twisted:

dog shit is your solution!!!
 

Puna Bud

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hey all oahu growers
helicopters out today

stopped over my house, saw my reg sign and moved on
I think it's awesome that you offer up this info. It's typical for Big Island medical cannabis patients to put their number on the roofs of their homes so the
'steel birds" get a good view,and no need stop. Is that what you did too?

I'm a bit perplexed that not one Oahu resident thanked you for your observation < I guess everybody there is legal?:roll:
 

Tunda

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Puna I usually pick the sacs right before they open then dry them out for 2 weeks then store in a cool dry place should last some months . I have no flowering plants near plus I keep the males small from topping and only keep the best of each strain. I have a couple plants flowering up mouka that I plan to make some crosses. I'll just spray the plant with water except the branch I like pollinate and cover that branch with a small bag of pollen and then shake it a little . Should work
 

Puna Bud

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Puna I usually pick the sacs right before they open then dry them out for 2 weeks then store in a cool dry place should last some months . I have no flowering plants near plus I keep the males small from topping and only keep the best of each strain. I have a couple plants flowering up mouka that I plan to make some crosses. I'll just spray the plant with water except the branch I like pollinate and cover that branch with a small bag of pollen and then shake it a little . Should work
I'm assuming your fairly green as far as cannabis botany goes? May I suggest that whatever strain you use that you create two lines for breeding. Oh, before I forget. You can actually put your pollen in a freezer. Storing it this way, it should still be viable after one year and a half. That's not bad,right? Just seal it up good. Okay, back to breeding. What is your purpose? Are you trying to make seeds, or create a new strain? Do you have time on your hands? The reason I ask. If you really want to creating a simple hybrid is quite easy. Just take a male of any strain, and a female of any strain....BAM...then there you go. You'll then have keikis that will show traits of both mother & father. I mean some keikis will have mom's traits, and other keikis will show pop's traits. Now if you wanna make your new hybrid more stable, and be able to lockdown certain traits of both parents you'lll need time on your hands. I believe five years is the standard for this. But again making a simple hybrid is no problem.
Sorry gang, I'm rambling. Did the 'Wake & bake',morning today. I get carried away.
 

Tunda

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I've actually done this before a couple times. Not really tryng to make a stable strain just have a few I want to cross I know there will be many phenos I just plan on keeping the best. I'd like to have backup seeds to be safe ,not all will be crosses. Maybe one day I can have a decent collection of seeds.
 

pakaloloz

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if i seen that post earlier i would be trippin .but can someone post what these signs for helicopters look like
i like make a fake one haha
 

Cheshireplant

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I think it's awesome that you offer up this info. It's typical for Big Island medical cannabis patients to put their number on the roofs of their homes so the
'steel birds" get a good view,and no need stop. Is that what you did too?

I'm a bit perplexed that not one Oahu resident thanked you for your observation < I guess everybody there is legal?:roll:
i have a big sign in my yard with my number.
 

Cheshireplant

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if i seen that post earlier i would be trippin .but can someone post what these signs for helicopters look like
i like make a fake one haha
go ahead make a fake one, and really piss them off.
NED is who is in the copters and they control the registry, you wouldn't be fooling anyone.
if anything, that would make it even harder for legit guys like me, so don't.
 

lehua96734

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hey howzit lehua, i was wondering if that first pic of ur plant is in a plastic grow bag? I seen some at Koolau Farmers.
aloha. I picked up those 1gal. bags at ko'olau farmers in Kaneohe.
Hey Thunda, I picked up some watering crystals at tru-value yesterday.
Moisture Plus™ Watering Crystals
  • Add to potting mixes to enhance water-holding properties
  • Crystals absorb water, then release it as plants need it
  • Each crystal holds up to 400 times its weight in water
  • Excellent for outdoor container gardens
 

lehua96734

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hey "watersrunning" how'z it, aloha no. new to the site? welcome on board. good people here with plenty Aloha and so very helpful. no shame, ask anything, someone will help and not be too judgemental,LOL! sometimes the real experienced growers can get "huffy" but not too much on the Hawai'i growers thread.we all started out as newbies. what you growing? join in, have fun and learn alot. aloha for now, beautiful day, gonna burn a bowl and have a lolliepop, mahalo Budy. malama all, aunty
 
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