Rocky Mountain High Grow Journal (CFL's exclusively)

Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #161

Tahoe, YGF and Humboldt,

Thanks for all the encouragement, I truly appreciate it!

Will have some updates today after ''watering".

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #162

cool man...np....look forward to the updates....

 

Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #163

here are some pictures of the flowering ladies.

 

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Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #164

Here are a few more. First shots are from the top then the side of each plant.

 

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Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #165

Here are the bottles, I will tell you what the bottle says on the next post.

 

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Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #166

YGF, here is what the bottle tells me on each one:

Earth Nectar:

Liquid Mycorrhizal Inoculant plus beneficial microorganisms
Liquid compost concentrate with mutualistic microoganisms selected for their synergistic ability to help make soil nutrients available to plants. A complete liquid inoculant of indigenous microorganisms plus Mycorrhizae for 'Restoring the biology of soils'. Made from liquefied compost using our exclusive enzyme digestive process.

Ingredients:

Bacterial dominated compost, funal dominated compost, whole seaweed, extract of seaweed, earthworm castings, fulvic acid and cultured humus.


Earth Ambrosia:

Our liquid humus (humic substances) is gently teased into solution via microbial action. because of this biological process, our liquid humus is low in salts and any negative salt effects are minimized. Its purpose is to help the delivery system of Earth Nectar's living culture of biologically active soil beneficial organisms plus the other known benefits of humus.

Ingredients:

Cultured humus, specific soil microorganisms and water.

Well there ya have it, in full detail.

I will let you guys know how well it works, when I can.

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #167

hey man...thanks thats great...don't ya just love the frickin names these people give this stuff....all in the name of attracting peole to choose their's over someone's esles.....looking really good! walk on man!

 

Sublime757

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #168

Very nice RMH! Now that I'm back to being able to check Rollitup more often I'll be following along as well. Any questions you have you can send my way. Tahoe can vouch, I can be very helpful when asked

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #169

totally Sublime!

Sublime757 said:

Very nice RMH! Now that I'm back to being able to check Rollitup more often I'll be following along as well. Any questions you have you can send my way. Tahoe can vouch, I can be very helpful when asked

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Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #170

Tahoe & Sublime,

thanks guys appreciate YOU. I have plenty of questions, so I will definitely be bouncing them off you Sublime.

thanks again for stopping by

 

Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #171

YGF, whatcha think about the ambrosia and nectar?

Gotta get your take on it.

You too, Sublime and Tahoe, what do you guys think of this stuff?

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #172

from what you posted...looks like pretty gtood stuff....but don't have any experience with it....I am a fan of keeping things simple....but something like that does sound like it could certainly have very beneficial effects? walk on man!

 

Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #173

Thanks Tahoe!

 

Sublime757

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #174

I googled it, has some very good reviews. My experience is limited to outdoor/guerilla growing and LOTS of hydroponics. I've been developing my own strain for the past 6-7 months, and I'm almost ready to post about it. However, my investor is very... paranoid. No pictures, no visitors, etc. It's his place, his money, his risk, so I have to agree. But he did set aside a small space for my "experiments". I'm currently cross breeding TrainWreck males (got the seeds from a dispensory in Humboldt co.) with White Widow females. Got around 350 plants (175 male, 175 female) that I have to select my favorite phenotype from. But as soon as I get the perfect mother and father, expect a grow journal.

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #175

hahahaha....cool man....now uv totally teased us...we need to come and BEAT on you! hahahahahah

Sublime757 said:

I googled it, has some very good reviews. My experience is limited to outdoor/guerilla growing and LOTS of hydroponics. I've been developing my own strain for the past 6-7 months, and I'm almost ready to post about it. However, my investor is very... paranoid. No pictures, no visitors, etc. It's his place, his money, his risk, so I have to agree. But he did set aside a small space for my "experiments". I'm currently cross breeding TrainWreck males (got the seeds from a dispensory in Humboldt co.) with White Widow females. Got around 350 plants (175 male, 175 female) that I have to select my favorite phenotype from. But as soon as I get the perfect mother and father, expect a grow journal.

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Your Grandfather

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #176

Sublime757 said:

I'm currently cross breeding TrainWreck males (got the seeds from a dispensory in Humboldt co.)

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Train Wreck seeds???? I thought there were only in clone form and seeds were not 'commercially' available.

Well, this gives me something to do for the next few days.

 

tahoe58

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #177

WWW.GREENHOUSESEEDS.NL - Green House Seed Co. Amsterdam Since 1985

Your Grandfather said:

Train Wreck seeds???? I thought there were only in clone form and seeds were not 'commercially' available.

Well, this gives me something to do for the next few days.

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Your Grandfather

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #178

Rockey,

Looks like it should be 'the stuff'. Really interesting that you mix it together, I like the idea big time! Live enzymes....yummie.

If you want, don't use it on one plant and see, when they die, what the root difference is. Personally, I am 100% convinced it not only works, but works real well. IMHO

Otherwise, the plants are looking killer. Good Job.

 

Your Grandfather

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #179

tahoe58 said:

WWW.GREENHOUSESEEDS.NL - Green House Seed Co. Amsterdam Since 1985

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Hmmm. I've personally have smoked a bunch of the wreck and for sure it is one of my top 5. Top 5!

Well, I had heard that seeds were coming out this spring and these boys do seem on track to fulfill, so........maybe it is time to 'go over the hill' for a few days

 

Rocky Mountain High

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• Dec 22, 2007

• #180

Thanks fellas, I'm just Farmin Hard over here!!