Trippinginmygardenlmao

Fun journal ahead. This is a northern cheese haze (auto) bred by mephisto. Ill be using this new raspberry pi and TCi led extravogananzo. Eat your mushrooms and lets go.

This picture is obviously not a northern cheese haze bred by mephisto. Its is dinner

There's my b

Lighting schedule. You need to read it like "Minute Hour Day Week Month" then "command with pin number at the end of the line". The * means every instance. It gives me the option to develop absurdly dynamic schedules up to the minute of exact days of the month with minimal coding effort. Bless be to the software crontab. Anyway..
Like, top line reads warm white on at 12 noon in 0 minute. Then under reads warm white off at 17 o'clock (Lol). Enjoy reading the schedule if you dare but in short it starts red, goes warm white, turns cool white, goes warm white turns red. End of story. But I mixed in three stages of UVa 365-405nm to go from right to left like a sun over head. Lastly is a chain of pink-green-cyan-uv420nm that starts right and shifts left.

Temp is set with a cloudline 6"

I want what you're having ....... no eating booms in years over here.

Good luck on the grow

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Nice peyote's. How many years old is the big one.

They range from ten to one. With a big age gap between adult generations.

Beautiful peyote man! Only ever tried san pedro myself as far as cacti (snot tea, was pretty ew haha). Boomers looking nice as well

Stay trippy, mane

Want to try graft some to a San Pedro for increased growth speed.
Like this

I wish I could take a trip to mexico and hunt down one a couple hundred years old. I wouldn't consume it just treasure it and hand it down to the next generation so they could do the same.
Like this

DankaDank said:

Want to try graft some to a San Pedro for increased growth speed.
Like this

I wish I could take a trip to mexico and hunt down one a couple hundred years old. I wouldn't consume it just treasure it and hand it down to the next generation so they could do the same.
Like this

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wow, i would leave that dude be. that's a god. Yea grafting is very interesting and appealing but i do enjoy the beauty of a low squatted living organism blending into the earth beneath. Pups would be a good choice to graft.

notice the section missing from the cap on the left? i believe that was a fly larvae that had bit the cap when it was pinning. The fly must have died because i didnt see anything flying around in or around the terrarium. it could also be that it was too dry, which is actually the experiment i was running. I used a standard SGFC and did not mist or fan at all. I had inititially dampened the perlite it rested on and that was it. ps i ate dried caps the other night instead of this so i could see it mature.
CHEERS
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Seed has not sprouted yet.. But..
How about a nice photo of my morning finding cubensis growing with an onion growing with B. Caapi
Hows that for companion planting?

Haha damn, do you think you'll actually get enough b. caapi to make a brew or is it more of an experiment?

skoomd said:

Haha damn, do you think you'll actually get enough b. caapi to make a brew or is it more of an experiment?

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just a house plant. its does really need much light.

Day1

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Morning Spectrum

A friend of mine chopped the top of his cactus when I moved to this place as a home warming gift. That was 3 years ago now, this cactus I think he said it was San Pedro. This cactus has really been on a rollercoaster ride with me as I have learned to grow plants.

First i had it in soil, it didnt grow much, so I took the cactus out of the container to check on the roots and it hardly har any roots. Cleaned the thick soil of the roots and planted it into Coco. Now it seems to be growing almost 0,5ish cm a day.

Any tips for me as I know nothing about cactus? I feed it with my canna nutrients and they are getting the flowering schedule now

Unagi said:

A friend of mine chopped the top of his cactus when I moved to this place as a home warming gift. That was 3 years ago now, this cactus I think he said it was San Pedro. This cactus has really been on a rollercoaster ride with me as I have learned to grow plants.

First i had it in soil, it didnt grow much, so I took the cactus out of the container to check on the roots and it hardly har any roots. Cleaned the thick soil of the roots and planted it into Coco. Now it seems to be growing almost 0,5ish cm a day.

Any tips for me as I know nothing about cactus? I feed it with my canna nutrients and they are getting the flowering schedule now

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So, (trichocereus) cactus tips I got:
Full sun = faster growth, more beauty in character. If you are rooting a cutting, don't bother watering it, maybe once or twice over three weeks its ok to refresh the soil. It can be rooted in 100% perlite if you prefer. Cutting root better under a grow light or a window, than outside in blast of things. The obviously hate the cold with a bitter passion and they rot with over watering but it takes a bit to over water it like cannabis. Google says they llikeflowering nutrients but I don't really see that as the case. However, mine is ooorganic in perlite/bbiochar, store bought mushroom compost, sandy loam, & bokashi.