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Group: alt.drugs.pot.cultivation · Group Profile
Author: Mycoloteur
Date: Aug 8, 2008 12:25

On Aug 8, 6:52 am, Mariah Kaze bresnan.net> wrote:
> On Wed, 6 Aug 2008 20:32:42 -0700 (PDT), Mycoloteur
>
>
>
> gmail.com> wrote:
>>On Aug 4, 8:23 pm, Mariah Kaze bresnan.net> wrote:
>>> On Sun, 3 Aug 2008 01:50:17 -0700 (PDT), Mycoloteur
>
>>> gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>On Aug 2, 6:48 am, Mariah Kaze bresnan.net> wrote:
>>>>> On Fri, 1 Aug 2008 16:37:33 -0700 (PDT), Mycoloteur
>
>>>>> gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>On Jul 31, 7:08 pm, Mariah Kaze bresnan.net> wrote:
>>>>>>> On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 15:18:00 -0700 (PDT), Mycoloteur
>
>>>>>>> gmail.com> wrote:
>>>>>>>>On Jul 28, 11:45 pm, Mariah Kaze bresnan.net> wrote:
>>>>
>
>>>>>>Yay! I just harvested a few onces of some delicious Super Silver Haze
>>>>>>myself. Everyone has been really jazzed. My neighbor start coughing
>>>>>>and drooling and finally barfed after a too big bong hit. It was an
>>>>>>impressive sight. ;-)
>
>>>>> I can't seem to order those seeds without a major hassle. I have no
>>>>> idea what I'm growing except it's a strain of Sativa - just from
>>>>> looking at pictures :) It all smokes. I've not ever barfed but I've
>>>>> sure blown smoke coughing up a storm - must be really good shit :)
>
>>>>Yeah, we are universally pleased with it. ;)
>
>>> Somebody posted some seed links and I tried ordering some - I will try
>>> again.
>
>>Cool, what are you thinking of growing?
>
> I'm open to suggestion. Skunk - Northern Lights - White Widow - I
> have never known what I was smoking by name :) Sheesh - seeds are
> pricey!

Ok, well that's a whole thread on its own. It depends on what kind of
effect you like.

Describe your favorite high?

Personally, I try to have a variety. I really love a strong
psychedelic sativa and they are my general fav. Particularly the super
silver haze I am working with now is really nice. However, I like the
narcotic effect of good indicas too! Different drugs for different
purposes. I keep several types around and make blends for different
purposes.

A nice pair would be super silver haze and maybe some O.G. Kush or
Granddaddy purple or a grape of some kind.
>
>>>>>>> MK
>
>>>>Prolly cause they are still pretty young it sounds. But OTOH, some
>>>>strains are just not particularly strong odored. If you think the seed
>>>>came from stinky weed, then either this stuff will stink up late, or
>
>>> The oldest one has been growing since early May (only three months?)
>>> and the others are staggered two weeks to a month at a time younger &
>>> behind her. I've had to buy pots and dirt as I could afford to. With
>>> several gaps for males and a couple of others that didn't make it,
>>> this is a very amateur endeavor :)
>
>>You are doing ok for a first success. Just keep doing.
>
> Thanks - I'm pleased. The Mylar came yesterday so I'm going to work
> on getting that put up today. Also got some bigger containers from a
> greenhouse that's selling off. I put three big tubs to soak in bleach
> last night and will let the sun dry them today to decontaminate them.

Good work! Th
> Still haven't ordered seeds. Am going to email a Cannuck friend to
> see if he will mail me some - seems safer.
>
>
>
>>> I've ordered Mylar and have a light ready for when the days get
>>> shorter. I also have a humidifier for when the furnace has to run and
>>> a new ECO convection wall heater for the room (which is usually very
>>> cold).

I would use the lights even now.
>
>>Good deal. Black/white plastic is easier to work with and about as
>>good incidentally.
>
>>>>it may just not be the same weed. Remember, a random pollination/seed
>>>>will seldom produce a plant with the same genetics as it manifest
>>>>female parent. i.e., don't expect the typical seed you find in a bag
>>>>to produce weed that looks like whats in the bag.
>
>>Yeah, they are very young still. They will smell more in a couple
>>weeks most likely.
>
> Am working on getting more light going. They have light bulbs that go
> into regular lamps - are they any good? $10..0 apiece seems cheap
> compared to what you guys are running but I don't want to attract
> attention - and don't have a huge space either.

For your circumstances I think there are two options:

1) The best bet for cost/performance/availability/simplicity is to use
those compact florescent bulbs that they sell as incandescent
replacements. 100 watt replacements use about 30watts, and cost about
$10. You can buy generic work light reflector clamp fixtures for
around 3-5$ each. Use ~one per plant. These are prolly the best bet.

Alternatively, you might find some old school flouro fixtures cheap.
If so then they might be a good approach.

Generally anything you can get surplus for free/super cheap is cool
too...

The bottom line is that any little extra light helps.
>
>>Well, don't assume its bad cause the odor is light. See what happens.
>>Plus like I said they are still way young.
>
> yes. I'm patient - another month and I'll see where I am. The little
> girl is already flowering - I'm thinking I'll take two more clones
> from her soon and I'll be out of room.

Generally, its best to take clones while they are vegging. If you have
a clone already from her that is vegatative, take any clones you want
from the vegetative one not the flowering one.
> Question: clones are exactly
> like the parent plant, right?

Yes.
> Well, how do you get female plants to
> improve?

Not with clones.
> Do you have to buy good seeds and let one of the males
> pollinate the female and then use those seeds?

Seed is currently the only way to do any breeding.

That means you need a boy and a girl. ;)

You can get them two ways.

The cool, but difficult thing to do is to take a female plant you
like, use hormones to create a few male flowers and then use those to
self-pollinate the female.

In your case, just find a male from a strain you like.
> I read about females
> pollinating each other and I'm...confused as usual :)

No, females won't pollinate each other.

Male flowers pollinate female flowers. Occasionally there are
hermaphroditic flowers that pollinate themselves and (anything else
nearby).
>
> MK

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