Mephisto Genetics Mephisto records, strain results and tips!

[lunarman]

You can with hydro bro with lots of oxygen to the roots, this is only my 2nd grow and I know nothing yet!

great start to growing canna. my start was less bigger than that bush u grew. nice work!

 

[Mr Green Fingers]

great start to growing canna. my start was less bigger than that bush u grew. nice work!

Thanks man, next attempt will be a photoperiod Super Lemon Haze but can't start for a month and a half which is killing me!

 

[deeppurple]

4x Fantasimo expres
4x COB (2x added today)
1x GN hybrid
pic 25 day and 26 day LST
4 airpot 15L, AN nutrients (TaNg schedule), humidifer

 

[Frank Nitty]

4x Fantasimo expres
4x COB (2x added today)
1x GN hybrid
pic 25 day and 26 day LST
4 airpot 15L, AN nutrients (TaNg schedule), humidifer

You're on your way!!!

 

[puffy]

Finished a few out recently....ran a pair of 24C's and a pair of toofless aliens. All 4 turned out to be very nice plants in 1.5 gallon pots of promix using green planet nutrients on 24/0.

First 24C was a nice short thick plant...perfect for my cramped vertical space under 100X3w leds
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Second one surprised the hell out of me with size and i needed to do some supercropping and heavy tip lst to keep her in my height restrictions...solid 78 grams yield for the pot size.
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And the toofless aliens....very nice toke on these two!! Not the biggest producers(42-50grams, so standard for pot size), but man the toke is very potent!
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Both plants just lovely!!
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Beautiful plants, not an inch wasted.

imagine that toofless alien would do nice in a thight SOG situation.

 

[puffy]

I'm not sure about the other strains you have but this is my Manbearalienpig. I can attest that this is one of the larger variety and yields very well. This picture was taken 3 weeks ago, she has since plumped up even more and will be getting the chop any day now. Currently almost all of the side branches and main stem are tied up from the weight of the buds. She was grown in a 5 gal fabric pot with soil and stands about 28-30" tall, I'll have to double check the height later.

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I wouldn't necessarily say some grow better bunched close together but their recommendations are based of the estimated strain size. Some smaller strains you will be able to fit more of just as comfortably as less plants of larger varieties. This second picture is of my 4x4 tent with 9 mephistos stuffed to the brim in there taken just yesterday for reference. One again all are in soil and 5 gal fabric pots except my two NCH which are in 3 gal pots. My two MBAP are in the middle row flanking the left and right sides hope this helps some! :smoking:
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Amazing plants and use of space.

In your experience what is the best mephisto strains if you want to pack them really thight? (I am talking 20-25 x 1,7l square pots in 4sqft).

 

[Meph head]

Harvested 5 oz a plant with Ripleys og on average. Got 16 sour stompers in at the moment at 38 days and are currently between 120 to 150 cm in height and looking great.

 

[Meph head]

Mephisto and bio tabs ,what a great way to grow, might have to use Calmag now and again but apart from that just water un ph,d. Everything the plant needs is there in the tab.try it ,it,s the way forward.47 days now

 

[Tropicalmoonbeam]

Hi guys, Didn't want to start a new thread but just have a quick question about the HBSS if this is the right place for it

Germed 2 of these 5 weeks ago and they are very big and healthy, only problem is that they havent began to flower yet. I can see a few preflowers on each one and those showed around 3 weeks ago but nothing happening yet.
Plants are in compost and getting biobizz fishmix 1ml/L, under 150w hps with good temps between 20c-25 and on 24/0 light schedule

Any suggestions?

 

[bigAl69]

Yes be patient and wait, they will flower when the plant is ready, not when you are ready.