Lucky Luke
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noice!
Aussie Growers Thread
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Lucky Luke
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from bob?
Lucky Luke
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lots of pink bits in the aussie thread.
Rewerb
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Nah, KC Brains I got from Seedsman in September last year. REALLY impressed with it (only one left from the 6 I popped & managed to fuck-up the rest).
Other stuff struggles with my environment, but this girl just chugs-along beautifully with no signs of stress or deficencies, no problems with fungal infections like Septoria & doesn't bat an eyelid to pests. This one has been ferociously abused by my incompetence & poor handling & is STILL the best-looking plant I've got going.
Now wishing I'd taken cuts & produced seeds for next season - she's a definite keeper for my OD seasonal grows.
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Lucky Luke
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If you want some back let me know. I got some of ur TNR dont think its the cross though?? But not 100% sure
How did your germination rate go on the Dank Sinatra's? I put 6 down for 1. The Joysticks were 2 for 2.
pretty sure the tnr o gave you were pure tnr. if I remember the seeds were very small. nah matey I'm all good going to grow different strains. might buy some more Black Dog and doing some breeding with it. dank Sinatra only had less than 50 percent strike rate. got those seeds from a nice grower in America. joystick was perfect germing rate.
Lucky Luke
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cool not just me then
Im a fan of Black Dog. Would definitely do a search on that again.
yeah my strains are all over the world
France
South Africa
Canada
Mexico
Ireland
America
New Zealand
I did a nice cross of gth1 over black dog. plants grew up to 9 foot tall . might try that cross again and do some selective breeding with it. Favourite strain I've ever grown is gth1. it dominates every cross I've done with it. the growers over in South Africa love the gth2 X gorilla bomb very nice sativa dominant cross with long dense sticky buds.
LowRange
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No frosty nugs here, just my modest 15 day seedling batch in my first grow. The 2 smaller ones up back didnt germinate, so i stuck new beans in their pots and thats why they are behind the others. Node spacing is tight, think i rode the light too hard when i thought they were too stretchy and went from one extreme to the other lol.
Got some 2 gal cloth pots soaking in water with a dash of Seasol to get the Shenzen schmoo and dye's out of the fabric ready to pot up. Also got some neem coming, a few gnats in the Bunnings soil. Going to a nursey tomorrow that has Searles 5 in 1 and proper organic soil mix. Happy days!
reza92
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Watch the seasol. It’s got a lot of sodium and is only a root tonic/kelp product. There are better kelp products available
jungle666
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What kelp product do you suggest reza
reza92
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this is what I’d suggest.
Tri-Kelp™
Soluble Organic Seaweed Powder: A Blend of Laminaria, Sargassum, and Ascophyllum nodosum. Tri-Kelp™ Redefines Cost-Effective Kelp for Growth, Stress Relief, and Soil Enhancement across Various Crop Stages. Promote Growth and Flowering, Relieve Plant Stress, Improve Soil Conditions and Enhance...
shop.nutri-tech.com.au
Also the eco seaweed from Bunnings is pretty good as well.
Eco-Organic Garden 600g Eco-Seaweed Soluble Fertiliser
Find Eco-Organic Garden 600g Eco-Seaweed Soluble Fertiliser at Bunnings. Visit your local store for the widest range of products.
www.bunnings.com.au
jungle666
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Cheers for that, i think ill get the eco weedthis is what I’d suggest.
Tri-Kelp™
Soluble Organic Seaweed Powder: A Blend of Laminaria, Sargassum, and Ascophyllum nodosum. Tri-Kelp™ Redefines Cost-Effective Kelp for Growth, Stress Relief, and Soil Enhancement across Various Crop Stages. Promote Growth and Flowering, Relieve Plant Stress, Improve Soil Conditions and Enhance...
Also the eco seaweed from Bunnings is pretty good as well.
Eco-Organic Garden 600g Eco-Seaweed Soluble Fertiliser
Find Eco-Organic Garden 600g Eco-Seaweed Soluble Fertiliser at Bunnings. Visit your local store for the widest range of products.
reza92
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yeah the eco from Bunnings isn’t bad, the tri kelp is just better and works out a bit cheaper
Growoolit
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The Seasol talks a good game, but is only a supplement.
For me, it's a good foliar spray for my (former) outdoor rockwool hydro plants in 200 l grow bags.
I stopped that grow after someone found them in dense bush and bent a pair of loppers trying to cut them down. I think they were found by a drone.
For me, it's a good foliar spray for my (former) outdoor rockwool hydro plants in 200 l grow bags.
I stopped that grow after someone found them in dense bush and bent a pair of loppers trying to cut them down. I think they were found by a drone.
Snowman78
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It still pisses me off 20 odd years ago getting and outdoor crop ripped. I can't understand if they are either too fucking lazy to grow or have no bloody idea how to grow. I see nothing has changed. The parasites are still at work pinching other people's hard work. Gee I can't wait for the day when you can legally grow at home.
reza92
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They advertise it as a root tonic, Nothing else and even than it’s only a kelp supplement, much better and cheaper kelp products on the market. have you checked out the analysis but. It’s got more sodium than literally anything else in the solution.
LowRange
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Ok cheers mate, i will try and source some tri kelp i've only fed the seedlings plain water so far. Managed to find a 30l bag of Searles 5 in 1 today as well as some good organic soil with no added nutes like the Osmocote. Stoked about that.