Rustica - Indoors with floros - Page 2

doobydoobydoo · 04-15-05, 21:49

Soil mix was Schultz Seed Starter.

python · 04-16-05, 08:06

looking healthy and vibrant.........and ready to shoot up........

Hippie3 · 04-16-05, 08:11

do they seperate easily
or intertwine the roots ?
i'd thin ASAP to save as many as possible if so

doobydoobydoo · 04-16-05, 17:01

They have very weak root systems... tis ok to let them grow bigger before thinning... Remember, did this last year too

They start off rather slow, so I prefer to wait till they get going, and thin slowly till down to one good strong plant. I forgot how well my saved seeds germed

went a little nuts with each sprinkle

lol

Best way to thin when they get larger, even if roots get intertwined, just cut or pinch them off at the soil level. DONE.

lol.

doobydoobydoo · 04-17-05, 22:48

Smokers... get it going soon

carpo4 · 04-17-05, 23:34

good stuff, ddd.
i have three jiify pellets currently sprouting lots of the little fellas,
so i'm soakin-up the info!!
i was thinking of transfering them to a soilless potting medium,
such as expanded clay pellets:
do you think this'll support their root system?

doobydoobydoo · 04-18-05, 13:25

I never saw them get huge root balls... even the 3-4 gallon pots I had the large one in didn't get full of roots...

But they do suck up nutrients like nothing else...

I think I tried some in jiffy pellets too last year... make sure they get some strong light at first... they are a bit slow to get going. But you should be able to stick them in whatever once the roots start poppin out and it looks healthy.

Hippie3 · 04-19-05, 21:37

to the vaults
a copy will go now.
thx

doobydoobydoo · 04-20-05, 16:56

After my first thinning round ... Happy 4/20!

doobydoobydoo · 04-20-05, 16:58

You can see, nothing special... Few more days, more thinning... again and again till we get one left

doobydoobydoo · 04-26-05, 13:33

Almost all thinned out now...

Banjojojojo · 05-01-05, 23:02

Do you roll with the fresh leaves and then dry them, or can you dry the leaves and then roll one?

doobydoobydoo · 05-07-05, 15:05

Looking well... still only in indirect light most of the time.. some slight direct sun. I will not start adjusting them to full sun by placing them outside directly in the sun for a few hours each day, usually mid afternoon now.

The roots are still VERY fragile... much movement on these will rip them out EXTREMELY easily.

They need some energy now sucked in from the new leaves to get their roots going. Then, when the trays have nice little solid rooted plants with a few sets of leaves, outside, and we really let it do it's thing!

doobydoobydoo · 05-21-05, 17:45

And look at them now... going outside any day now.

doobydoobydoo · 06-10-05, 22:39

Fighting SUPER bright sun and inch worms, they are making it... sorry for old pics, updates this weekend. They are solid now, ready for transplanting...

doobydoobydoo · 06-10-05, 22:40

Yeah, I know, DDD, WTF!?!?!?

Don't fear, they do look better now with my care

And they will produce nice plants to toke

doobydoobydoo · 06-11-05, 14:39

Here they are after a fert blast and some more time

I gotta find a place for these now in my yard

They are solid enough to move without breaking.. quite solid actually, and ready to go in the ground.

doobydoobydoo · 06-11-05, 14:40

These really need bright light right from the start, but I had limited window space and tobacco was on bottom of list

haha But you can see they can be made to work

Hippie3 · 07-19-08, 14:35

Beastmaster · 07-19-08, 15:07

Dooby

oh yeah, anyone who tries smoking the rustica WATCH OUT!!! that shit is super potent. a 3/4" square is more than enough for a couple tokes in a pipe or bong.

FDK · 07-19-08, 17:16

Sweet, thanks for the Bump Hippie! Always nice to see what to expect while growing stuff.

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04-16-05, 08:11	#53 (permalink)
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04-17-05, 23:34	#56 (permalink)
carpo4 Mycotopiate Join Date: Aug 1972 Posts: 241	good stuff, ddd. i have three jiify pellets currently sprouting lots of the little fellas, so i'm soakin-up the info!! i was thinking of transfering them to a soilless potting medium, such as expanded clay pellets: do you think this'll support their root system? __________________ Going on means going far. Going far means returning. *TAO TE CHING*

04-19-05, 21:37	#58 (permalink)
Hippie3 Admin Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 36,275	to the vaults a copy will go now. thx __________________ GROW SUPPLIES: www.Mycrotopia.com ------------Simply The Best------------ Namaste Temet Nosce

04-20-05, 16:56	#59 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	After my first thinning round ... Happy 4/20! Attached Thumbnails

04-15-05, 21:49	#51 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	Soil mix was Schultz Seed Starter.

04-16-05, 08:06	#52 (permalink)
python Virtuoso Join Date: Apr 1973 Posts: 2,652	looking healthy and vibrant.........and ready to shoot up........

04-16-05, 17:01	#54 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	They have very weak root systems... tis ok to let them grow bigger before thinning... Remember, did this last year too They start off rather slow, so I prefer to wait till they get going, and thin slowly till down to one good strong plant. I forgot how well my saved seeds germed went a little nuts with each sprinkle lol Best way to thin when they get larger, even if roots get intertwined, just cut or pinch them off at the soil level. DONE. lol.

04-17-05, 22:48	#55 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	Smokers... get it going soon

04-18-05, 13:25	#57 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	I never saw them get huge root balls... even the 3-4 gallon pots I had the large one in didn't get full of roots... But they do suck up nutrients like nothing else... I think I tried some in jiffy pellets too last year... make sure they get some strong light at first... they are a bit slow to get going. But you should be able to stick them in whatever once the roots start poppin out and it looks healthy.

04-20-05, 16:58	#60 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	You can see, nothing special... Few more days, more thinning... again and again till we get one left

04-26-05, 13:33	#61 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	Almost all thinned out now... Attached Thumbnails

05-01-05, 23:02	#62 (permalink)
Banjojojojo Mycophiliac Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 23	Do you roll with the fresh leaves and then dry them, or can you dry the leaves and then roll one?

05-07-05, 15:05	#63 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	Looking well... still only in indirect light most of the time.. some slight direct sun. I will not start adjusting them to full sun by placing them outside directly in the sun for a few hours each day, usually mid afternoon now. The roots are still VERY fragile... much movement on these will rip them out EXTREMELY easily. They need some energy now sucked in from the new leaves to get their roots going. Then, when the trays have nice little solid rooted plants with a few sets of leaves, outside, and we really let it do it's thing! Attached Thumbnails

05-21-05, 17:45	#64 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	And look at them now... going outside any day now. Attached Thumbnails

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06-10-05, 22:39	#65 (permalink)
doobydoobydoo Moderator Join Date: Jan 1972 Posts: 2,324	Fighting SUPER bright sun and inch worms, they are making it... sorry for old pics, updates this weekend. They are solid now, ready for transplanting... Attached Thumbnails

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