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The Home Grower's Thread

I bought the fox farms trio but I’ve only used bigbloom,
Also use the fox farm
Ocean forest soil ,which has plenty of good stuff in it already,to be honest I think the molasses worked better than the bigbloom

It’s just baT shit and worm casings ,which the ocean forest soil has already

I have a couple clones going as well I took from a female,got the glass loop myself without the light,bought it one time when my first grow had some bugs from the soil
 
HappyHighwayman said:
I just got my replacement jeweler's loop (lighted) which I find amazing for checking out tricomes. The shortest plant is the furthest along with no white hairs and the tricomes are starting to change so I switched it to Liquid KoolBloom for the final week of flower.

The others are still clear so I think 1-2 more weeks before final week.
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I went digital with a WiFi microscope. Allows for photo like these. This is hand held so there is some shake to it. At harvest I’ll get better photos in just waiting for more browning to occur. Only at about 10% now

budgie45 said:
I bought the fox farms trio but I’ve only used bigbloom,
Also use the fox farm
Ocean forest soil ,which has plenty of good stuff in it already,to be honest I think the molasses worked better than the bigbloom

It’s just baT shit and worm casings ,which the ocean forest soil has already

I have a couple clones going as well I took from a female,got the glass loop myself without the light,bought it one time when my first grow had some bugs from the soil
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I mentioned prior, I wasn’t a fan of the fox farms. They smell as well
 

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I went digital with a WiFi microscope. Allows for photo like these. This is hand held so there is some shake to it. At harvest I’ll get better photos in just waiting for more browning to occur. Only at about 10% now
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Those are great, Matthew! :thumbup Can't wait to see more.
 
This is the female I sprayed to make pollen turned into a nice plant pity I have to bin her after I take the pollen

Did a little pruning yesterday this strain don’t grow to big
But look at the center bud


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Flushing 48 hours in the dark and then hanging to dry
 

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Had some bud rot on two plants :( my fault for allowing the buds to clump together with no air flow. I was able to amputate and I've been checking and the rest of the buds are ok.





They're all 12 weeks now but need longer
 
budgie45 said:


Pollen sacks everywhere
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That looks like a heavy pollinated female. Those aren't pollen sacks, they're seed bracts growing seeds.

Cut all but one decent lower branch down and let them fully mature. Where did you keep that male again? :nchantr
 
Male was no where near the females this is a plant I sprayed night and day with

Colloidal Silver,it’s all pollen sacks :laughing friend of mine showed me how to do it ,this is how you make all female seeds forcing the female to grow pollen sacks,there’s other ways of doing it like shocking the female

You can’t smoke this plant,once I take the pollen from her she’s in the bin,I have her in with another female at the minute,I busted open a few of the sacks there’s no seeds in them

nakedape said:
That looks like a heavy pollinated female. Those aren't pollen sacks, they're seed bracts growing seeds.

Cut all but one decent lower branch down and let them fully mature. Where did you keep that male again? :nchantr
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