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- fine-ass '22 harvest!
another rock pile of buds coming mate! 
fantastic grow.....Ahh, the Wedge-Tech units, yeeeshhhh
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The day is done and she is harvested and drying and I ended up with 794 grams wet . So to the buds , very very sticky and solid , good leaf to bud ratio which I like . 
Smell for me was a very strong berry smell with a hint of something else fuel maybe .
Now to the plant . As I have said I am very impressed with it even with the issues I had with the soil ph . @The_Skunkist I will be growing 3 more when The sons plant is done . I know I can build on the yield . Time frame was 11 to 12 weeks , and Mr skunk I'll be a bit more professional this time .
Pot size was 27 liter . here is a photo of the root mass . What did surprise me was a small tap root .
Structure of the plant was great , she is built for carrying weight this girl
ps she went 84 cm
Technical features of Mazarilla Auto marijuana seeds by Urban Legends
Suitable for Indoors and outdoors organic hydro
Sex Feminized autoflowering
Genotype Indica-Sativa Hybrid
Cross Mazar auto x Gorilla auto
Comprehensive life cycle 10-12+ weeks
Yield High
Height 1meter+ in right pot size .
THC High
CBD unknow
Can't wait for round 2 :smoking:
Smell for me was a very strong berry smell with a hint of something else fuel maybe .Now to the plant . As I have said I am very impressed with it even with the issues I had with the soil ph . @The_Skunkist I will be growing 3 more when The sons plant is done . I know I can build on the yield . Time frame was 11 to 12 weeks , and Mr skunk I'll be a bit more professional this time .
Pot size was 27 liter . here is a photo of the root mass . What did surprise me was a small tap root .Structure of the plant was great , she is built for carrying weight this girl
ps she went 84 cmTechnical features of Mazarilla Auto marijuana seeds by Urban Legends
Suitable for Indoors and outdoors organic hydro
Sex Feminized autoflowering
Genotype Indica-Sativa Hybrid
Cross Mazar auto x Gorilla auto
Comprehensive life cycle 10-12+ weeks
Yield High
Height 1meter+ in right pot size .
THC High
CBD unknow
Can't wait for round 2 :smoking:
That's fantastic hecno !
Was this a water and soil only grow or did you feed it ? I been cooking up my first batch of soil and am Trying to figure out how I should go with feeding. Do you use compost teas ?
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Wow... I’d say the breeder was right on about yield being high. What a nice looking plant, Hecno! Nice work as usual.
@1337timmay My soil is not a water soil only grow , I do use organic nutrients when needed , but in very small amounts and it is usually around week 5 on wards , Nitrogen very little as it is in the fish pond water I use , phosphate is Bat guano [ Liquid ] Potassium is liquid sea weed , molasses ,
With the P and K , I make up my own ratio , micro nutrients I use Sea minerals -- Non nutrients are -- Amino acid - Fulvic acid - Humic acid - Insect frass . That about covers it . Soil is no less than 3 months old . All the above are used in building the soil . I do not add perlite or pumice as being a very organic matter dense soil drainage has not been problem , What I never do is run to waste when watering . To give you an idea the plant in the photos took 3 llter of water every 2 days in flower , less in veg . I would pour to run off and let is soak the rest up , to find the amount she needed I would pour slowly and after adding 2 liters and seeing how much is left in the saucer if it was empty then pour some more in ,you soon work out how much to use . Once I have found out the amount it is the same all the way till the end . In veg it is different as the root system is not very big , I can go 4 days without water . I do feed the soil microbes often . I am a fan of molasses for that -- Worm casting I don't have to worry about that . My soils are loaded with them due to the soil being very organic and I add organic matter along the way . A good sign that the worms are happy is they are breeding and the worms are your every day garden type -- At work they call me the worm hunter -- Teas I do not use .
I still have a way to go with my soil as in the amount of nutrients to build up before planting , at this stage I am going steady and slowly building up . I have no set recipe just what I think and I do get a lot of soil inputs from around me , horse manure , compost from under rain forest trees , very old Turkey nest , the very bottom is a good input . What got me started was looking at the rain forest trees in my yard and thinking how the hell do they get so big , I sure as hell don't feed them .
With the P and K , I make up my own ratio , micro nutrients I use Sea minerals -- Non nutrients are -- Amino acid - Fulvic acid - Humic acid - Insect frass . That about covers it . Soil is no less than 3 months old . All the above are used in building the soil . I do not add perlite or pumice as being a very organic matter dense soil drainage has not been problem , What I never do is run to waste when watering . To give you an idea the plant in the photos took 3 llter of water every 2 days in flower , less in veg . I would pour to run off and let is soak the rest up , to find the amount she needed I would pour slowly and after adding 2 liters and seeing how much is left in the saucer if it was empty then pour some more in ,you soon work out how much to use . Once I have found out the amount it is the same all the way till the end . In veg it is different as the root system is not very big , I can go 4 days without water . I do feed the soil microbes often . I am a fan of molasses for that -- Worm casting I don't have to worry about that . My soils are loaded with them due to the soil being very organic and I add organic matter along the way . A good sign that the worms are happy is they are breeding and the worms are your every day garden type -- At work they call me the worm hunter --
Teas I do not use .I still have a way to go with my soil as in the amount of nutrients to build up before planting , at this stage I am going steady and slowly building up . I have no set recipe just what I think and I do get a lot of soil inputs from around me , horse manure , compost from under rain forest trees , very old Turkey nest , the very bottom is a good input . What got me started was looking at the rain forest trees in my yard and thinking how the hell do they get so big , I sure as hell don't feed them .
Ok awesome ! 
I got most of that stuff already I'm not using pond water though, I'm watering out of a creek with a pump and timer. I got some Charlie carp (npk:10-1-1) for nitrogen in veg stage would it be good to use ?
I recently started a worm farm to make castings and worm tea
. Atm my garden only has one type of worm the gardeners friend But in the worm farm I got a mix of 4 different types. Should I add all 4 types to my soil or just keep the local ones ?
I got most of that stuff already I'm not using pond water though, I'm watering out of a creek with a pump and timer. I got some Charlie carp (npk:10-1-1) for nitrogen in veg stage would it be good to use ?I recently started a worm farm to make castings and worm tea
. Atm my garden only has one type of worm the gardeners friend But in the worm farm I got a mix of 4 different types. Should I add all 4 types to my soil or just keep the local ones ?Attachments
G'day 1377 , if it is the charlie Carp in the brown bottle it is a 10.1.6. , great stuff for soil building as it is a fish hydrolysate which is very good for microbes which worms eat , just make sure you shake it well , with the worms just bung them in it will not hurt . just remember watch your moisture levels in your worm farm .
