⚠︎ Brother OneHitDone Goes Organic ⚠︎ #Grean Bicycles Growing

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end_of_the_tunnel

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OneHitDone said:
Quick update on the Grean Bicycles Organic Garden.
Here we have a second round of Icing plugged into the soil with NO re-amending. :hump:
Also squeezed in a row of Cherry Pie from pretty much rooted clone. They were untapped but still wasn't anticipating this much stretch :o

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Although they tower over the other plants, the axillary buds/branches are very appealing. Look to be heading towards producing some nice harvest buds.:) Beautiful.
Do you have an idea of the lineage? Seedfinder suggests GDP x Durban.
 
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end_of_the_tunnel said:
Although they tower over the other plants, the axillary buds/branches are very appealing. Look to be heading towards producing some nice harvest buds.:) Beautiful.
Do you have an idea of the lineage? Seedfinder suggests GDP x Durban.
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I am not positive. It is the cut that is floating around the very Northwest corner of Cali as "Cherry Pie". She can definitely produce some weight of the nicest frostiest and at times purple nugs.
Only problem is some report back the effect is short lived. :peace:
 
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Helping some family out with their first grow. This is my first attempt at scratch mixing soil without using anything pre blended such as Sunshine #4.
Ingredients that went into the mix were:
Peat
Perlite
Dolomite Lime
Gypsum
Greensand
Earthworm Castings
Grean Bicycles Ocean Bounty amendment

Has been water only and all I can say is WOW!

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Very interesting to know that. Thanks.
I guess sub- irrigated has a different set of requirements for drainage and water retention, compared to other watering methods. I'm trying to find a balance in perlite ratio for smaller containers than are traditionally used for sip.
 
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end_of_the_tunnel said:
Very interesting to know that. Thanks.
I guess sub- irrigated has a different set of requirements for drainage and water retention, compared to other watering methods. I'm trying to find a balance in perlite ratio for smaller containers than are traditionally used for sip.
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I haven't posted any info on it yet bit the bottom half of the mix I just put in my bed is 2/3 Pumice 1/3 peat. There is a concept out there of "Permanent" soil that won't shrink in volume over time when your planning to grow long term plants in containers or in this case reuse the soil indefinitely.
 
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loco41

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OneHitDone said:
Update on the first bed - Blumat watering system and first layer of trellis have been installed. Getting close to "set it and forget it" :hump:

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Really enjoyed reading through this thread sir. Hope everything continues to play out well for you in the new beds. The grean bicycle products seem to be spot on.

Have you taken the dive into a worm bin yet? If you haven't, I would check it out. Can be set up easily/relatively cheap and minimal attention needed once its running. Can never have too much fresh ewc/compost around in my opinion.
 
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loco41 said:
Really enjoyed reading through this thread sir. Hope everything continues to play out well for you in the new beds. The grean bicycle products seem to be spot on.

Have you taken the dive into a worm bin yet? If you haven't, I would check it out. Can be set up easily/relatively cheap and minimal attention needed once its running. Can never have too much fresh ewc/compost around in my opinion.
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Have plans for a worm bed but with all of the Honey Do's around the house it is taking longer than planned to get to it. Definitely on the list and will be a great way to minimize inputs. :peace:
 
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Quick update on the Grean Bicycles Organic Garden.

Finally had to throw all the ocean grown genetics I am growing out into flower in my drying closet to get them to show sex.
All Males and their clones have been culled..... Don't try growing out 2 10 packs simultaneously at home kids :eyesmoke:

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Fuel Bomb Batch #2 is shaping up nicely

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Hey @hybridway2 check out all that wattage being run currently above these plants Homie o_O

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hybridway2

hybridway2

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OneHitDone said:
Quick update on the Grean Bicycles Organic Garden.

Finally had to throw all the ocean grown genetics I am growing out into flower in my drying closet to get them to show sex.
All Males and their clones have been culled..... Don't try growing out 2 10 packs simultaneously at home kids :eyesmoke:

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Fuel Bomb Batch #2 is shaping up nicely

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Hey @hybridway2 check out all that wattage being run currently above these plants Homie o_O

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All males? How's that even happen? Ocean Grown Genetics?
Nice FB run. You're gonna kill it.
750 nice! If they stretch to much you may Have to stay there but these girls can take a Thouie to the face! Week 3 or 4 kick it ova, right?!. Kick it ova now. Fatt buds to be had!
Nice work! So glad your getting around to that girl.
 
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OneHitDone

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All males? How's that even happen? Ocean Grown Genetics?
Nice FB run. You're gonna kill it.
750 nice! If they stretch to much you may Have to stay there but these girls can take a Thouie to the face! Week 3 or 4 kick it ova, right?!. Kick it ova now. Fatt buds to be had!
Nice work! So glad your getting around to that girl.
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Not all Males
10 pack Vader OG = 5 Females
10 pack DoughG - 3 Females
The "10" packs were actually 12 beans, 1 did not germinate so had 23 plants total to sort through with 8 moving on to the next stage
Haven't been keeping track of the weeks on the second FB run but they get a wattage bump tonight :hump:
 
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