Smelly Joe

I have a few San Pedro's planted in Mother Earth and those ones in pots gets pruned once the roots grows out far enough. I need to get to plastic warehouse and get a couple of those big tubs and pot them out. 

The one on the left is from Plettenberg Bay and the one on the right from Worcester. They need to be  cut and brewed soon 

Greed and Dominance is the way forward. That's why I'm still staying very below the radar

Wonder what it'll mean for the amount of plants 

@Dank, it's time for some pics. I read your post in Bospatrollie's post but so far I am blessed with no hermie sacs, so far. She has grown a bit since last and she is happy as can be.

So it's never to early to start teaching the young ones what to do. I pulled in the help of my 3 year old son and made a little raised bed around the lady and to house some new herbs for the kitchen, to plant out some bonsai to grow, and just and overall happy spot for plants etc. I filled it up with so e of my own homemade compost with added goodies from the mountains. 

a Side view of the lady with a background of note lol. 

Her 1st rays of sun gets to her at 07:35 until 17:05. That's a decent amount of sun and with her definitely settled in and flowering only good things will come... 

And a shot of one of the main buds, so long...... 

Found a hover bee waking up on the Kush Cookies 

I will be keeping an eye out for any sacs if any and will also be pulling some branches down. Don't really want to cut and remove any more bud sites or branches to keep the stress low. 

And this is the time where I start to wonder what kinda rules we are gonna get hit with next year. 600g is a good start yes but I'll still sit and check it out while sitting in the back

Rice??? Mmmmm mm, maybe 2nd round

Well my plan is to double or even triple up on the recipe so basically everything times 2 or 3

Hydroponic.co.za stocks 200g and 1kg packets. I want go for the 1kg but would also like to know what the correct quantities are.... 

But if the whole price price thing is an issue to make a huge batch then I'll 1st go for the single batch and just work up from there. I haven't gotten my dry goods yet cause I don't want to let it sit for to long without being used. That's just a callout for small creatures to come and scratch and nibble. Especially on that rabbit food. 

My plan is to get all the dry goods end of the month and mix it. Then I want to leave it until next seasons grow to mature and just become gold

Hey its me again, in the recipe you calm for a sachet of rock Phosphate. How big a sachet are you referring to??? 

And here she is with another update.

Things is moving along well now and she seems to have settled in and shook off the dust. She is in flower at last and I am super happy about it. I almost thought that she was gonna start flowering very late. But she finally started so let get going... 

Here is a full shot of the lady. I am still  continuing to remove the smaller growth that starts downwards on the stems. I am also inspecting daily for that surprise male sacs to talked about @Dank  but so far nothing. 

Here is a top view of the lady as good as I could get one. After the pics were taken I found that I had extra bag of compost laying behind the bonsai's, so I mulched her and the rest of the garden around her... 

And what would a update be without a main bud shot and as you clearly see,......pistils

While checking that everything is fine I found a new tenant. Not sure what type of spider it is and didn't want to disturb it. I will leave it for now. It has taken residence at one of the main colas. Good location if I say so myself

That's all the good pics and happy things, but with all goodness a little bad comes along with it. I noticed the one leaf edge showing this. Im not sure if it's from the foliar feeding or maybe the roots got disturbed with hectic wind. Or maybe it's...... nothing .

 The 2nd Pic is most probably from the wind, which then rules out that white spot in the 1st pic . But nonetheless she is fine and nothing seems to be a mobile deficiency 

So that's it for now. By next week I hsoukd have more exciting pics with flowering happening. 

Well done on helping him get going. Plants are looking good remembering where they came from

Ahoya. Saw your plants...... 

Welcome

I can only speak for the Sensi Star, and that's a really good strain. Your plants are looking good and healthy and surely gonna sub for this. 

Well done man

In that case, I also need a cutting to grow 

Rofl

My wife didn't know that I was gonna smoke it. Mainly because I didn't know what to expect. I walked into the and it was like a magnet just pulling me sideways. I never tried it again cause I wasn't to fond of that feeling. 

Best way to smoke it??? 

23 hours ago, Breadinator said:

My first time was with dried leaf with 40x extract sprinkled on top,

I kept pulling towards the left. It was fucking hilarious.... 

Updates??? 

Anyone smoked it??? I did it few weeks ago and it was quite weird

31 minutes ago, Naughty.Psychonaut said:

Try this stuff, Koinor. 

http://makhro.co.za/wpcproduct/koinor-350-sc/

Never used it but also something I read that works. Let us know what happens cause it's one plant I'm thinking of getting for bonsai 

It could be a number of things really. 

Change of season, fungi  bacteria or the soil. Can you take it to a local nursery to ask opinion??? 

I saw similar problem with a conifer at a bonsai show and heard them talking about conifers needing acidic soil.... I'll ask around and browse 

Thanx @Bospatrollie2I have hopes for this one,big hopes. I was looking at her and thinking, "my oh my, you've just pre sexed"........

So from now on she will get fed to give me that fat ass buds we all want. I haven't had time to get up to the mountains again to fetch some ingredients for a tea so hopefully I'll get there next weekend. So for now it'll be some Molasses and Bio-Bloom 

Things has not been well for the lady after the wind storms we had and she took a hell of a beating. Some of her limbs were pretty damaged and forced to be removed which left me with this.

It took some time for her to recover hence the reason for not updating as I should. Sorry @Dank. But the left over parts is the good parts and the ones that matter. The wind basically lollipopped her for me so I should be grateful in a way, I guess

She pre sexed and she's off to do her thing. Super excited to see what she's gonna bring to my jars.... Updates should be more frequent fron now on as she seems to be fully settled in 

Things is moving along sweetly and the buds is fattening more as time goes by. Still can't touch her without getting all sticky so gloves for trimming is a must. 

Time is getting to a point it seems cause the leafs started yellowing slightly. I'm still feeding at full strength and she takes it like a champion. 

All of the pics were taken this morning as the sun came over the mountains, so the flash didn't interfere with the flowering cycle. Has anyone grown Mendocino Skunk before??? 

Get a spray bottle with water and blast them off. I did it and it works. 

If and when you take your infected plants outside they'll probably go for those budding plants. 

I am battling a bit of whitefly atm....not to happy 

For something that wasn't planned, it's turning out quite the yielder. 

Already have 10 L buckets standing at our local coffee house. Will do the same for the shells