DWR
Well-Known Member
hopefully not
SouthKorea GrowOperation (Hashberry) 3rd grow
- Thread starter jasonlocsouthkorea
- Start date
GrowKindNugs
Well-Known Member
seriously guysss!!! shit jason, i just read most of this gd thing, wtf happened?!? l hope you're ok bro...i wanted to see the hashberry finished, i'm bout to grow some out...
jasonlocsouthkorea
Well-Known Member
Jason Is Back On RIU
sorry to everyone
my father past away from a heart attack
sorry to everyone
my father past away from a heart attack
Jointsmith
Well-Known Member
Sorry to hear about your old man, dude.
I'm glad you're not incarcerated, or worse.
You had us worried for a while there.
I'm glad you're not incarcerated, or worse.
You had us worried for a while there.
mr west
Well-Known Member
Good to see u Jason but sorry to hear about your Father. My folks are getting closer to that age wher im gonna be worrieing about them all the time, I couldnt imagine what ya going through man, puff puff pass>>>>>>>>>>>>cheese
GrowKindNugs
Well-Known Member
yeah bro, my heart goes out to ya...sorry to hear that...i'm glad you didn't get popped...peace
jasonlocsouthkorea
Well-Known Member
thanks guys
i knew rollitup was my one and only family
i knew rollitup was my one and only family
JASON !!!!!!!!! 
mared juwan
Well-Known Member
WTF!?!?!?!? Jason's back?! Damn dude, it's been like a year. So yea what happened with the grow? Good to see you're alright man and sorry about your dad.
jasonlocsouthkorea
Well-Known Member
Summary & Conclusions
Pros:
Fairly easy to grow overall, once nute requirements are unserstood.
Very resistant to low humidity and water levels.
100% germ rate.
Strong growth, especially roots.
Responds well to LST (and presumably ScrOG), so is very good for small spaces.
Cons:
Considerable differences in phenotypes, which...
Two different phenotypes observed:
Type A: As per Nos.8 & 10. Classic indica: Short and bushy plants with shorter, chubbier leaves. Deep green colour. Males may not show, or grow more rapidly until 12/12, but then develop quickly. Easy to overfeed, especially with Nitrogen, which may be responsible for observed leaf rash in this and other Hashberry grows, along with other N-tox symptoms as generally noted elsewhere. May benefit from long veg times (5-6 weeks). Slight reddening of petioles, once in 12/12. Less apparent resin production, but still moderately high on visible leaves. May show second, late burst of flowering activity in Week 7-8 of 12/12. Very tight, dense buds - good ventilation and air movement recommended in 12/12 to discourage mold.
Type B: As per Nos.1 & 3. Taller than A. More sativa looking, with slenderer leaves, longer internodes and faster growth. Lighter green than A overall, but older leaves turn the same deep green. Could be mistaken for male in veg, due to fast growth, but males can show sex very early (<21 days). Require far more nutrients than Type A in 12/12 and perhaps earlier, if vegging for long periods. Considerably redder petioles than Type A, especially once in 12/12. High resin production, extending to bases of larger fan leaves. Moderately dense buds.
Other:
All plants initially seemed thirstier than previously grown strains (+30-50%), especially after one week of 12/12. However, water uptake was very much reduced in the last two weeks of flowering.
All plants showed hermaphrodism, probably throughout the 12/12 period, although this may have been due to environmental stress.
Some type Bs (e.g. No.1) may look like Type A until 12/12 starts.
Pros:
Fairly easy to grow overall, once nute requirements are unserstood.
Very resistant to low humidity and water levels.
100% germ rate.
Strong growth, especially roots.
Responds well to LST (and presumably ScrOG), so is very good for small spaces.
Cons:
Considerable differences in phenotypes, which...
Require different nute levels.
Grow to different heights if untrained.
May catch beginners unawares.
Grow to different heights if untrained.
May catch beginners unawares.
Two different phenotypes observed:
Type A: As per Nos.8 & 10. Classic indica: Short and bushy plants with shorter, chubbier leaves. Deep green colour. Males may not show, or grow more rapidly until 12/12, but then develop quickly. Easy to overfeed, especially with Nitrogen, which may be responsible for observed leaf rash in this and other Hashberry grows, along with other N-tox symptoms as generally noted elsewhere. May benefit from long veg times (5-6 weeks). Slight reddening of petioles, once in 12/12. Less apparent resin production, but still moderately high on visible leaves. May show second, late burst of flowering activity in Week 7-8 of 12/12. Very tight, dense buds - good ventilation and air movement recommended in 12/12 to discourage mold.
Type B: As per Nos.1 & 3. Taller than A. More sativa looking, with slenderer leaves, longer internodes and faster growth. Lighter green than A overall, but older leaves turn the same deep green. Could be mistaken for male in veg, due to fast growth, but males can show sex very early (<21 days). Require far more nutrients than Type A in 12/12 and perhaps earlier, if vegging for long periods. Considerably redder petioles than Type A, especially once in 12/12. High resin production, extending to bases of larger fan leaves. Moderately dense buds.
Other:
All plants initially seemed thirstier than previously grown strains (+30-50%), especially after one week of 12/12. However, water uptake was very much reduced in the last two weeks of flowering.
All plants showed hermaphrodism, probably throughout the 12/12 period, although this may have been due to environmental stress.
Some type Bs (e.g. No.1) may look like Type A until 12/12 starts.
raiderman
Well-Known Member
yea sorry to hear about your ole man,, mines jus barely hangin on himsef.gd. luk on this grow bro. need any hep stop by , will subscribe to this thread,,,
later,
HowardWCampbell
New Member
Sorry to hear about your dad Jason. I dread the day I get the same phone call.
I am glad to hear that you are otherwise ok. +rep for your detailed summary.
I am glad to hear that you are otherwise ok. +rep for your detailed summary.
mared juwan
Well-Known Member
Yea that's a great writeup Jason. Maybe copy and paste to the Strain Reports sub-forum if you're up to it. I have a couple strain reports myself in there. I think it's very useful info for someone considering what strain to get. But I'm glad you finally got to smoke some of those awesome buds. Good job man.
raiderman
Well-Known Member
yea aint nuthin better bud than your own,grow on.
Revolution101
Well-Known Member
Hey, just sat here reading your journal comparing to where I'm at in my grow and trying to get an idea of what mine would end up like. Yours were beautiful so I was hoping you'd come check out my thread and see what's up.
alanpartridge
Active Member
hey jason, lovely grow m8, do u have a smoke report on them hashberry's plz.... peace