Going to use this to document breeding projects.
Today an Afghan Kush Ryder and a Purple Kush auto were both killed and thrown away.
The AKR was growing WAY to slowly and had two pairs of one bladed leaves instead of 1-3-5 it went 1-1--5 which is annoying to me lol. Then the purple kush was just looking bad like it had slime from the neem spray on it and the leaves were damaged most likely by the thrips that were crawling on it.
Interestingly enough the better looking Purple Kush that is being sprayed with homemade cs (more on that in a bit) has the least thrips out of all non flowering plants in that tent. It also took the neem spray the first week very well without looking like crap like the other one. Sowed a new AKR in the same soil / same pot, but this time put it in a handful of peat so it wont have as many nutrients for the first coupled days. The soil was ocean forest (no more in stock gonna have to try miracle grow with perlite and vermiculite added to cool down the nute strength in there and give aeration unless another cheap brand is found), and it had added vermiculite and perlite which keeps it very soft and moist without letting it get compacted as long as you don't water it like an animal from the top from a foot above and crush down the soil.
Also got some spinosad containing spray today that will be used on all the plants and the tent later to help get rid of the damn thrips. Neem only slow them down but they still hurt the seedlings I think and they are definitely still alive. Just less of them.
Anyway, the one on the right is the worse of the two (obv) purple kush plants so it was killed.
And this is the akr planted not more than 2 weeks MAX after these
Here is the Purple Kush that is still being sprayed with homemade cs. No reversal yet, but some pistils are turning brown. Note the very wide and stubby leaf shape. That's a trait I want to pass along.
You can see the cs (amber droplets) on the plant in the above pic.
This was the purple kush that is being sprayed the day I begain spraying (so still unaffected). It had pistils, and has only put out more pistils since then so far, but this top looked a little weird to me at first glance. Looks like a little green nub. What do you think?
Also, this is the akr pot now (you can see the lighter peat in the middle.
I will make a post about the colloidal silver being used (homemade) in a little while when I take some pics.
Today an Afghan Kush Ryder and a Purple Kush auto were both killed and thrown away.
The AKR was growing WAY to slowly and had two pairs of one bladed leaves instead of 1-3-5 it went 1-1--5 which is annoying to me lol. Then the purple kush was just looking bad like it had slime from the neem spray on it and the leaves were damaged most likely by the thrips that were crawling on it.
Interestingly enough the better looking Purple Kush that is being sprayed with homemade cs (more on that in a bit) has the least thrips out of all non flowering plants in that tent. It also took the neem spray the first week very well without looking like crap like the other one. Sowed a new AKR in the same soil / same pot, but this time put it in a handful of peat so it wont have as many nutrients for the first coupled days. The soil was ocean forest (no more in stock gonna have to try miracle grow with perlite and vermiculite added to cool down the nute strength in there and give aeration unless another cheap brand is found), and it had added vermiculite and perlite which keeps it very soft and moist without letting it get compacted as long as you don't water it like an animal from the top from a foot above and crush down the soil.
Also got some spinosad containing spray today that will be used on all the plants and the tent later to help get rid of the damn thrips. Neem only slow them down but they still hurt the seedlings I think and they are definitely still alive. Just less of them.
Anyway, the one on the right is the worse of the two (obv) purple kush plants so it was killed.
Here is the Purple Kush that is still being sprayed with homemade cs. No reversal yet, but some pistils are turning brown. Note the very wide and stubby leaf shape. That's a trait I want to pass along.
You can see the cs (amber droplets) on the plant in the above pic.
This was the purple kush that is being sprayed the day I begain spraying (so still unaffected). It had pistils, and has only put out more pistils since then so far, but this top looked a little weird to me at first glance. Looks like a little green nub. What do you think?
Also, this is the akr pot now (you can see the lighter peat in the middle.
I will make a post about the colloidal silver being used (homemade) in a little while when I take some pics.
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