Next is a Kish or shiskaberry that will be set to flower. This is my favorite so far. Tastes a lot like blueberry. Sensitive though, need to watch it as it will wilt easily and sensitive to lack or too many nutes. Next is a plant that I am trying to reveg. It is throughing out new veg leaves so it is coming. Pic of my veg canopy under the t-5. All the girls in flower. Last is my first harvest from the flowering Kish or shiskaberry. The darker buds are Ambrosia. 2 shots mixed in there.
Here are pics of my last big clones that I took the bonzais from compared to the bonzai's the same age. Amazing aiy?
I have transplanted all those clones into bigger pots and put the larger clones into my flower room. They need potting up but just have to wait a few days till I have the time. Now you can see how much more room there is in my veging area. I plan to start more clones and have put all of the ones that rooted under the t-8's to veg for now. I needed the room for more bud drying space! Outdoor stuff is getting picked so I am chock a block with buds! Oh such a hardship! LOL! This journal is winding down with all the first indoor flowering plants getting harvested. But not yet as I still have more to finish this up.
The next will be:
J-angel goes perpetual!
COMING SOON SO A FORUM NEAR YOU! not yet though, so hold on tight while this one finishes up! The fun part is still to come....smoke reports and yeilds etc. Now here are some buds shots and other eye candy for you!
...AND some trichome shots I took with my hand microscope, lined up with my digital camera. You aim your camera at the pinpoint of light coming from the micro and shoot. When you crop you enlarge the pinpoint and you get this! Thank you Sentravapor for the how to!!
....hope you like them all. Please comment, suggest, and aggravate me!
The final installments ~ The end of one and the start of a new!
Okay folks, Finally all are harvested from the flowering room. It has been a major accomplishment and is the beginning of the next cycle. A perpetual grow. I have it all started and all ready so lets finalize this one so we can see the next!
And next is Kish or shiskaberry. Has the taste of blueberry to it....I really like it a lot. This is a great producer in my opinion, sensitive, but the buds are beatiful and smell like heaven. It is the first to wilt if slightly dry, and has to be watered well, and regularly. It really uses up the nitrogen too and looks lime green by the end. I think Isi is also Kish. I think I got just off kish 4 oz dry from 3 cuttings. i had enough small buds and sugar leaves just from her and a bit of another for 3 lbs of canna butter. total of 97 grms I put in. very very good butter!!!
nice growing Jangel. This thread should be re-named to "what not to do 101 and the success you'll have after"...just a thought since you went from struggling to successful grows.
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MAJOR NOTICE TO ALL WHO DARE TO TREAD HERE: MAKE SURE YOUR WIRING CAN HANDLE WHAT YOU ARE PUTTING ON IT. OTHERWISE YOU ARE RISKING A FIRE AND THE LIVES OF YOUR FAMILY, YOUR NIEGHBORS AND YOUR OWN AS WELL. CHECK AND RECHECK ALL WIRING TO BE SURE IT IS SAFE.
Great point. Check and double check EVERYTHING even before you load the room. Be careful and make it a point to spend time each daylight cycle to be in there and looking for these signs. This is no joke here. Great post Angel
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This really can't be stressed enough. I here every week almost, how some grow has caught on fire and the people are popped. This is the #1 way you can get busted. So be very very careful with all safety issues.
Exactly! ALWAYS have a fire extinguisher nearby. I also feel comfier with smoke /fire alarms in my rooms as well. If you lax on your safety precautions you'll lose and trust me it can get really bad. If you arent familiar with Electricity GET SOMEONE YOU TRUST that does know or read up on it alot beforehand and make dam sure you understand what you are doing. Friends will always be friends but are you sure they are the kinds of friends who you could trust with this kind of thing. Not like your asking them an ordinary question. Remember you are taking a big chance with anyone you let in. Get as much knowledge as you can on the net. check out Electrical Wiring For Dummies. Guy's be safe your property and your freedom are always at stake. Remember that when you decide to become lax on safety. Good post angel thanks. Peace
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Dont worry peep's you got a learner computer and grower on ya hands dont have much idea but I'm getting there.Currentley on second grow but have messed around with hemp seeds since a kiddy(growing fishing bait as a kid) And thanks for the lekky tips!!?.I personally avoid any wiring cos I dont have a clue in that field.And yesterday i bought a contactor/relay was running a set up without one for over 6months and was wondering why so many timers were popping and breaking.I'm lucky I didnt burn the damn HOUSE down but I have got that sorted is there any more safety gadgets i need??. He he i get it now some nice plants there dead friendly dudes here lol.
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jangel, Thank you for the info and pics Being new to this site I've not much to share, but in time I will be posting some pics and maybe a trick or two you dont know. In the meantime good luck in your vetures.
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jangel, Thank you for the info and pics Being new to this site I've not much to share, but in time I will be posting some pics and maybe a trick or two you dont know. In the meantime good luck in your vetures.
Welcome to the site! I have a "This years grow" as well. It is the last link in my signature. I would love to see your stuff and catch some new knowledge. And thanks for dropping by and saying Hi!
MAJOR NOTICE TO ALL WHO DARE TO TREAD HERE: MAKE SURE YOUR WIRING CAN HANDLE WHAT YOU ARE PUTTING ON IT. OTHERWISE YOU ARE RISKING A FIRE AND THE LIVES OF YOUR FAMILY, YOUR NIEGHBORS AND YOUR OWN AS WELL. CHECK AND RECHECK ALL WIRING TO BE SURE IT IS SAFE.
Having more than a decade of professional experience in the electrical field, as an installer and maintainer, I know it is impossible to overstate this fact. More than 80 percent of all structure fires are resultant of heat generated by electrical system malfunction or misuse. An overwhelming majority of these blazes are preventable with the appropriate knowledge and it's application. Once again, if anyone has any doubts or questions, STOP! Ask for advice from qualified persons, and if this does not provide a 100 percent accurate and confident depiction for you, find a way to have a professional perform the installation/task. In addition to fire hazards, electrical systems pose a health/death risk through electrocution. NEVER work on live electrical systems without the appropriate training, safety equipment, and the buddy system. NEVER! Always make sure that power is turned off with testing equipment at the point of repair/connection before proceeding, even if you have shut off all available disconnects as disconnecting means have been known to fail (they are mechanical). Always test your testing meters on a known working electrical source to insure they are working properly. Meters have also been known to fail. Feel free to inquire for any reason on safety issues as well as practical questions on installation requirements. The only stupid question is the one not asked. :bash:
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