New Grower Hugo's Backyard!

[Hugo]

Hey man, thanks for that input! I'm definitely going to LST my photo. She's just begging me to do it :-D

Hey Hugo...if your curious about LST this is the place to go https://www.autoflower.org/f5/lst-hub-7811.html Big Buddha's LST hub explains it very well

 

[Hugo]

At the moment I'm @ Frankfurt, so I can't see how my siblings are doing. Rainy weather everywhere...

I've neemed those leaves before I took the plane. They seemed curly. Oh well! I'll have to wait till WeeDnesday to check on them baby's.

 

[Hugo]

Feeding day (unforeseen rain) and LST of NL5xHaze

I'm introducing a new fertiliser not known to this forum. I wouldn't be surprised if no one knows it. It's a Timac-Agro star liquid nute called FertiActyl GZ. My best friend works at T. Agro and he told me it's DA SHIT! It's stress preventive and increaser of crops of many different kinds of plants.

One of the key features of this 13-0-5 npk bad boy it's that the nitrogen is in ureic form so it's really well absorbed. Another it's that it has humic and fulgic acids treated in a way to make great percentage absorbed. Yet another, is root growth stimulator. The last but not least important is an algae responsible to transport nutrients from roots to shoots and vice versa. Professional stuff!

This is a scientifical study with Cannabis Sativa and FertiLeader (Foliar nutes version of FertiActyl, but with IPA - isopentenyl adenosine):
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http://www.rjas.ro/index.php/rjas/article/view/1420/1330
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The auto-BB caught some rain. I was almost to halt her feeding day. But I've decided to do it anyway, because I've figured it would be ok, due to perlite in soil and proximity between rain hour and feeding hour.

Menu du jour:
9ml (NL#5xHaze) and 2,5ml (auto-BB) of FertiActyl
Piranha 1/2 tspoon (micorrhizal)
BioHeaven 2ml
Flavor 1ml for both (molasses)
Alg-a-mic 2ml


At last I got my act together and started LSTing my photo. My aim is a circular bush around the vase. Trained the stem above 2nd node to bend wright and left, forward and backward gently. Attached a rope around the circumference and attached the stem near roots and the stem near young shoots to it. She got bent in one point. Kind of pinched but I didn't crack it of use "brute force". Here are some pics:

Also, got myself a soil ph meter, it reads 7 All the time!!! Run off water was 6 measured with drops.

That's all folks! I will apreciate some feed back

 

[Mr Piggy]

That haze is going to get WAY bigger than that pot, haze crosses get big. I'd love to live in an environment where I could wrangle me a haze cross outdoors!

 

[Hugo]

I'll have to make a bush out of it! I've read that these strains can reach 6m tall!!! 0_o

PS - I'm also planning on germing another one on mid or late June to start her flowering from a young age. People indoors start 12/12 at 2 weeks old!

 

[Mr Piggy]

Yup, it's not going to get that huge in that little pot, I'm not sure what your transplanting plans are or if you have any but I've seen people get haze plants 2m in gallon pots.

 

[Hugo]

How many gallons would be ok? Current one is 7gal!

Just edited feeding post to include a scientifical study on Timac Agro Fertileader with Cannabis Sativa L.

 

[Mr Piggy]

Dunno, never grown a haze myself seven gallons will be a nice sized plant for a patio.

 

[Hugo]

Oh man you must!!! If you like that cerebral high that is! My first grow, Amnesia, was stunted in several different ways and she still gave me about 50g of smooth exquisite soul-honey. She was as tall as the lenght of your stretched arm after topping (not the arm, the plant).

 

[Mr Piggy]

I'd love to do a haze outside! However, I live in nw oregon and the climate says no. If I pull off my guerrilla grow this summer I may just run one in the tent for shits and giggles. I still need to work out tent time for my breeding project. Jeeze, the only place I have too much ambition is pot. Looks like mom was wrong, marijuana does motivate me :smoke: