Redboy Coir/BRF Cake

MLBjammer · 08-18-09, 12:18

Here are a few pictures of a little experiment of mine. It is a BRF cake (Redboy 1st gen. clone) mixed 1:1 with some coir. The fruits are a little skinny, but I fanned it maybe once a day. I thought it was kind of pretty though. There was a lid on the container as well, so the spots on the caps are due to contact with that lid.

My main reason for this one was just to see if the coir increased the cake's yield. As of now, I would say it hasn't, but this is the first flush. And there are a bunch of pins. I will dunk this thing after I get some prints from a few of the fruits.

Thanks for checking it out!

the_chosen_one · 08-18-09, 12:52

man they look fat!

what are the dimensions of that container? that side angle looks tall. kind of like containers i store pet food, and dry goods in.

plantman21 · 08-18-09, 13:11

Nice first flush! I don't hear alot on the red boys. I'm pulling up a chair to hear your take on them. Good luck

.
Plantman

P4ulada · 08-18-09, 13:16

wow dude, really nice...
here in BR, we didn´t grow this strain with success yet =/
But you did! ^^
Congrats bro

MLBjammer · 08-18-09, 13:27

Thanks for the replies. TCO, it is a small container--5" high, 4 1/2" wide. It's one of those fruit/cookie containers you get at grocery stores. I use this type of container to fruit invitro cakes when I want prints and clone tissue. The mix is one crumbled 1/2 pint cake to the same amount of badly broken-up coir (I am lazy).

I have been working with Redboy for a few years now--mostly invitro. The clones do extremely well, covering most of the surface of a typical cake. The fruits can be very big, going from an almost red cap to the lighter ones y'all see in the pictures. The trip is really strong IMO for a cubie. Actually, the hardest I ever tripped on shrooms was about 35 wet grams of fresh RBs--I will never forget that one!

I will try to get some pics of the invitro cakes, prolly just add it to this thread.

TCO, weren't you involved in bringing this strain back to life?

MLBjammer · 08-18-09, 13:29

P4, if you need a print, just PM me. It is an easy strain to grow. Thanks for the kind words.

the_chosen_one · 08-18-09, 14:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by MLBjammer

Thanks for the replies. TCO, it is a small container--5" high, 4 1/2" wide. It's one of those fruit/cookie containers you get at grocery stores. I use this type of container to fruit invitro cakes when I want prints and clone tissue. The mix is one crumbled 1/2 pint cake to the same amount of badly broken-up coir (I am lazy).

I have been working with Redboy for a few years now--mostly invitro. The clones do extremely well, covering most of the surface of a typical cake. The fruits can be very big, going from an almost red cap to the lighter ones y'all see in the pictures. The trip is really strong IMO for a cubie. Actually, the hardest I ever tripped on shrooms was about 35 wet grams of fresh RBs--I will never forget that one!

I will try to get some pics of the invitro cakes, prolly just add it to this thread.

TCO, weren't you involved in bringing this strain back to life?

nah. that was Roger Rabbit and FMRC. although i remember Lazlo was involved in getting the spores out. i still have at least half of the first print he sent me. think i have one from Bucky too. lol. brings back memories. oh and Hyph! miss him.

ha! thanks! can't wait to see the invitro pics.

MLBjammer · 08-18-09, 14:21

Roger Rabbit! I hadn't heard that name around here in a while. I guess he is guru-in-residence over at that other site. He has done some great work, though. Hats off to Lazlo as well--a wise person.

What ever happened to Hyphae? MIA?

TCO, I loved your thread on Psilocybe Semperviva. Eight flushes are unbelievable. Maybe nine by now with that. And it is a species more rarely grown. Too cool!

I will hopefully have some pics up this evening. My wife is a camera hog!

the_chosen_one · 08-18-09, 14:31

thanks! it's forming primordia now after dunking. two very small pins. not sure if they will make it, but i think i'll get antoher flush in a few weeks.

yeah Hyph is more busy than me if i know him lol. hoping all is well.

MLBjammer · 08-18-09, 14:34

That is amazing.

I am glad Hyph is okay. You never know nowadays.

MLBjammer · 08-18-09, 19:50

Okay, here are some Redboy invitro cakes and a Redboy coir/popcorn cake which looks as though it will yield nicely. A few of the cakes are on late flushes. There is no fanning with this stuff--I just set it in my grow space and leave it be. The last picture is of two cakes inoculated on 8-08; they are looking okay. It is nothing special, but it gets me by.

Sorry about the pics--I am not much of a photog.

MLBjammer · 08-19-09, 05:14

I will give this a bump just in case anybody missed the second round of photos.

corker · 08-19-09, 06:56

Hi Jammer,
Excellent post, good to finally see what we have talked about in the past..

Those Redboys look great!

Peace.

MLBjammer · 08-19-09, 07:20

Thanks, dude. I hope you and Belle are doing well.

I am just lazy about pictures, but I will try to post more in the future.

I wonder why we don't see more Redboy grows? Great friggin' strain--and you know I am willing to spread the spores.

the_chosen_one · 08-19-09, 13:27

some potency right there! nice!

MLBjammer · 08-19-09, 15:17

Thanks, man.

plantman21 · 08-19-09, 16:49

Beautiful grow

Keep up the GOOD work.
Plantman

Embrace · 08-19-09, 17:55

Yeah,I hardly ever see many pics & posts about redboys.I've never considered growing them come to think of it.Nice post dude!I would'nt mind some spores flyin my way!

peace.

MLBjammer · 08-19-09, 21:45

Thanks for all the kind comments.

MLBjammer · 08-31-09, 19:32

Here are some pics of a rez-effect popcorn/coir cake grown invitro. This is about the third flush. It is Redboy multispore--1 pint of popcorn mixed with an equal amount of coir.

the_chosen_one · 08-31-09, 22:45

nice!

and only one post away from quad digits club.

what a great way to celebrate!

RITTER · 08-31-09, 22:49

SWEET! I love how you have them fruiting right out of the clear pitcher

Nice.....I love cubensis

"Ritter"

MLBjammer · 09-01-09, 05:33

Thank y'all for the comments. I figure fruiting them in a clear container would provide more side and bottom pinning. This little cake worked out much better than I thought it would--especially since it's so simple.

And I think that is 1000 posts for me!

PsyBearknot · 09-01-09, 06:50

congrats on the quad digits there jammer

MLBjammer · 09-01-09, 07:28

Once you get the

and the

going, the posts really add up--
not too mention

,

, and

.

P4ulada · 09-01-09, 08:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by MLBjammer

Thank y'all for the comments. I figure fruiting them in a clear container would provide more side and bottom pinning. This little cake worked out much better than I thought it would--especially since it's so simple.

And I think that is 1000 posts for me!

Congratulations bro ^^
I think this side fruiting is good, but I don´t like to take out to the jars to peek the shrooms (I´m a little paranoic), but it seems to be better seeing your log

Nice man, nice

BuckarooBanzai · 09-01-09, 09:28

Nice cakes, man. Cubies do love the coir!

MLBjammer · 09-01-09, 09:32

Yes, they do. I had more top pinning on the first flush, but this was treated like an invitro cake, and I neglected the hell out of it.

Thanks for all the comments. I am honored, of course.

RITTER · 09-01-09, 13:41

I love to see how durable some strains are? it's crazy!! Neglect the sh*t out of it, sometimes they turn out better!

I had a cat litter tray that I put 3-4 Qts WBS cased and when it was ready to have light all I did was cover the top with a peice of plastic, mist once a day, never aired out, except to mist thing did fantastic, probably my best tray to date!
"Ritter"

MLBjammer · 09-01-09, 13:50

I love the neglect teks, especially not having to use messy perlite and not having to fan.

BuckarooBanzai · 09-01-09, 20:14

I think a lot of projects fail because of people trying to inject excess complexity into the processes.

I fruited a bulk sub in a plastic filing box with a loose fitting lid. All I did was take the lid off three times a day (waking up, getting home, going to bed) and fan it out. That sucker spat out three nice flushes.

MLBjammer · 09-02-09, 05:58

That is a great picture. B+?

The most problems I have had were projects that I screwed with too much. Being patient is one of the toughest things to do when you are trying a new tek or don't have the Cliff Claven mindset, lol!

BuckarooBanzai · 09-02-09, 14:04

Yep, my very favorite B+ isolate. Popcorn spawn to coir:castings:Poly (40:40:20).

Incubated in a cardboard box on top of the fridge. Fruited sitting under a window with ambient light and thrice daily manual fanning. It was a total simplicity/neglect Tek project.

The idea was just to see what somebody could do without buying anything besides a spore syringe, a bag of popcorn spawn, a bag of bulk substrate and a plastic file box. That is also why I did the PF cakes in a Tupperware cake holder thread. I should do another thread on how easy it is to do this stuff by mail ordering cakes/popcorn/substrate.

I'm a big fan of simplicity and I really don't understand why folks (especially newbies) try to overly complicate this hobby.

the_chosen_one · 09-02-09, 14:26

Quote:

Originally Posted by BuckarooBanzai

Yep, my very favorite B+ isolate. Popcorn spawn to coir:castings:Poly (40:40:20).

Incubated in a cardboard box on top of the fridge. Fruited sitting under a window with ambient light and thrice daily manual fanning. It was a total simplicity/neglect Tek project.

The idea was just to see what somebody could do without buying anything besides a spore syringe, a bag of popcorn spawn, a bag of bulk substrate and a plastic file box. That is also why I did the PF cakes in a Tupperware cake holder thread. I should do another thread on how easy it is to do this stuff by mail ordering cakes/popcorn/substrate.

I'm a big fan of simplicity and I really don't understand why folks (especially newbies) try to overly complicate this hobby.

kick ass isolate btw

BuckarooBanzai · 09-02-09, 14:55

masterplain88 · 09-02-09, 14:57

yea i dont really ever see or hear about red boys. only starins i have under my belt are palenque,amazon,B+, and in two days i will have a bpk under my belt. so to be working on tia lipa yai and 2 other un chosen strains thinking of going with something rare like redboys or maybe try some pans. nice grow by the way and a lil question on how much of a yeild diffrence you notice between invitro and fruiting the cakes in a fc.
peace,
masterplain88

BuckarooBanzai · 09-02-09, 15:10

I've done a lot of invitro stuff.

If there is sufficient space inside the invitro container for fruits to form, you can get within 85%-95% of a "straight FC fruiting" harvest with invitro.

Leftover Salmon · 09-03-09, 22:30

Great stuff here Jammer. That strain looks nice. Would you recommend a strain like redboy to a first timer???

Hippie3 · 09-03-09, 22:50

i still have some original redboy prints from RR direct.
or as i liked to call it - 'lavender boy'

Leftover Salmon · 09-04-09, 02:09

Ok; I just did a search for Redboy and stumbled upon the lengthy thread from November of '05. I had no prior knowledge of this strain before reading that thread. I must say wow. I am rather intrigued... After reading the posts about these particular mushrooms I really want to experiment with them.

Jammer, are your fruits bruising green? And thank you for lighting a fire under my ass!

Anyone, is there a vendor that is a supporter of the Top that offers prints of this strain?

MLBjammer · 09-04-09, 04:53

They can bruise almost a greenish hue, which can get your heart racing if you think you have contams--both the mycelium and the fruits. I got the original RB spores about three years ago from a sponsor, and somehow I have managed to keep them going this long (thanks to Fahtster's clone jar tek).

As I have said, this is a very aggressive strain, and it produces almost solid stems, a lot of big fruits, and very potent as far as cubies go. I also have some Amazons going right now, and the RBs are a much stronger trip.

There are so many cubie strains that I suppose it is easy for some to get lost in the crowd. This one was revived by old Peter Cottontail himself, as TCO informed me.

Wow, Hip, you have prints of RR's batch! I bet you have a print of almost all cubie strains known to humanity and many other species as well. Unbelievable!

Again, a big "thank you" to all who've commented in this thread. Y'all are the best.

Hippie3 · 09-04-09, 11:45

after 10+ years yeah i do have a pretty extensive collection. last i counted i had well over 40 strains of cubie, about a dozen pan cyans and assorted azures, semis, ovoids, etc.

MLBjammer · 09-07-09, 13:00

Oh, man, I lost track of this thread. God, what an incredible collection! A document of all the great mycological undertakings during that timespan and happening now, especially since the weather is becoming more agreeable to this hobby.

Anyway here are some pics of a Redboy MS BRF cake (pics 1 and 2)which was intially grown invtro, then transferred to a quart container so that I can get some prints for my friends in Brazil. There's also a shot of a little pinning on an MS Amazon invitro cake (pic. 3).

wendal · 09-07-09, 13:12

I thought the Red Boys were....well, more red?

Buckaroo's B+ tub looks more red than the Redboys do

MLBjammer · 09-07-09, 13:33

I believe the name actually derives from the alleged "redness" of the prints--maybe a little less purplish but not so different from other cubies IME. The caps go from a very caramel color to a light brown as they mature--at least mine do.

I believe Buck is Irish--so that might have some to do with it, lol.

wendal · 09-07-09, 15:31

Ahh....I see.

Nice grow either way!

MLBjammer · 09-07-09, 15:39

Thank you for checking it out.

masterplain88 · 09-07-09, 15:52

hey MLBjammer would you be interested in makeing a traid. sorry if this is the wrong spot to ask or mention it. i am getting ready to start a new project and i got the tly and i think im going to do pans and redboy in my next batch.
thanks,
peace
masterplain88

MLBjammer · 09-07-09, 16:04

Sure. Just PM me.

MLBjammer · 09-08-09, 10:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by masterplain88

yea i dont really ever see or hear about red boys. only starins i have under my belt are palenque,amazon,B+, and in two days i will have a bpk under my belt. so to be working on tia lipa yai and 2 other un chosen strains thinking of going with something rare like redboys or maybe try some pans. nice grow by the way and a lil question on how much of a yeild diffrence you notice between invitro and fruiting the cakes in a fc.
peace,
masterplain88

I missed that question. As far as yields, I would say using an FC gives me maybe two or three grams more. If you have a lot of cakes--and why not?--it's not worth the hassle (to me) of maintaining terrariums for just cakes. It's really easy for me to grow thirty and fourty invitro cakes on a shelf. Three or four flushes from all that leaves me with a ton of shrooms with little effort involved. Plus I love growing BRF cakes.

I am not sure how rare RBs are any more. I think most spore vendors have them in stock.

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08-18-09, 12:18	#1 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Redboy Coir/BRF Cake Here are a few pictures of a little experiment of mine. It is a BRF cake (Redboy 1st gen. clone) mixed 1:1 with some coir. The fruits are a little skinny, but I fanned it maybe once a day. I thought it was kind of pretty though. There was a lid on the container as well, so the spots on the caps are due to contact with that lid. My main reason for this one was just to see if the coir increased the cake's yield. As of now, I would say it hasn't, but this is the first flush. And there are a bunch of pins. I will dunk this thing after I get some prints from a few of the fruits. Thanks for checking it out! Attached Thumbnails

08-18-09, 12:52	#2 (permalink)
the_chosen_one Darth Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,120	man they look fat! what are the dimensions of that container? that side angle looks tall. kind of like containers i store pet food, and dry goods in. __________________ "Luck favors the observant." - Workman

08-18-09, 13:11	#3 (permalink)
plantman21 Mycotopiate Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 384	Nice first flush! I don't hear alot on the red boys. I'm pulling up a chair to hear your take on them. Good luck. Plantman

08-18-09, 14:31	#9 (permalink)
the_chosen_one Darth Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,120	thanks! it's forming primordia now after dunking. two very small pins. not sure if they will make it, but i think i'll get antoher flush in a few weeks. yeah Hyph is more busy than me if i know him lol. hoping all is well. __________________ "Luck favors the observant." - Workman

08-18-09, 13:16	#4 (permalink)
P4ulada Mycotopiate Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 696	wow dude, really nice... here in BR, we didn´t grow this strain with success yet =/ But you did! ^^ Congrats bro

08-18-09, 13:27	#5 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Thanks for the replies. TCO, it is a small container--5" high, 4 1/2" wide. It's one of those fruit/cookie containers you get at grocery stores. I use this type of container to fruit invitro cakes when I want prints and clone tissue. The mix is one crumbled 1/2 pint cake to the same amount of badly broken-up coir (I am lazy). I have been working with Redboy for a few years now--mostly invitro. The clones do extremely well, covering most of the surface of a typical cake. The fruits can be very big, going from an almost red cap to the lighter ones y'all see in the pictures. The trip is really strong IMO for a cubie. Actually, the hardest I ever tripped on shrooms was about 35 wet grams of fresh RBs--I will never forget that one! I will try to get some pics of the invitro cakes, prolly just add it to this thread. TCO, weren't you involved in bringing this strain back to life?

08-18-09, 13:29	#6 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	P4, if you need a print, just PM me. It is an easy strain to grow. Thanks for the kind words.

08-18-09, 14:21	#8 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Roger Rabbit! I hadn't heard that name around here in a while. I guess he is guru-in-residence over at that other site. He has done some great work, though. Hats off to Lazlo as well--a wise person. What ever happened to Hyphae? MIA? TCO, I loved your thread on Psilocybe Semperviva. Eight flushes are unbelievable. Maybe nine by now with that. And it is a species more rarely grown. Too cool! I will hopefully have some pics up this evening. My wife is a camera hog!

08-18-09, 14:34	#10 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	That is amazing. I am glad Hyph is okay. You never know nowadays.

08-18-09, 19:50	#11 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Okay, here are some Redboy invitro cakes and a Redboy coir/popcorn cake which looks as though it will yield nicely. A few of the cakes are on late flushes. There is no fanning with this stuff--I just set it in my grow space and leave it be. The last picture is of two cakes inoculated on 8-08; they are looking okay. It is nothing special, but it gets me by. Sorry about the pics--I am not much of a photog. Attached Thumbnails

08-19-09, 05:14	#12 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	I will give this a bump just in case anybody missed the second round of photos.

08-19-09, 06:56	#13 (permalink)
corker shamanic Acquistiveness Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 72	Hi Jammer, Excellent post, good to finally see what we have talked about in the past.. Those Redboys look great! Peace. __________________ *Begin at the beginning and go on till you come to the end: then stop.*

08-19-09, 07:20	#14 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Thanks, dude. I hope you and Belle are doing well. I am just lazy about pictures, but I will try to post more in the future. I wonder why we don't see more Redboy grows? Great friggin' strain--and you know I am willing to spread the spores.

08-19-09, 13:27	#15 (permalink)
the_chosen_one Darth Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,120	some potency right there! nice! __________________ "Luck favors the observant." - Workman

09-01-09, 06:50	#24 (permalink)
PsyBearknot earthbound misfit, I Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 363	congrats on the quad digits there jammer __________________ Standing alone my senses reeled A fatal attraction holding me fast, how Can I escape this irresistible grasp?

09-01-09, 09:28	#27 (permalink)
BuckarooBanzai Prone to ranting... Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,050	Nice cakes, man. Cubies do love the coir! __________________ Banzai Institute for Higher Education (a collection of growing Teks & threads)

08-19-09, 15:17	#16 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Thanks, man.

08-19-09, 16:49	#17 (permalink)
plantman21 Mycotopiate Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 384	Beautiful grow Keep up the GOOD work. Plantman

08-19-09, 17:55	#18 (permalink)
Embrace Former Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 37	Yeah,I hardly ever see many pics & posts about redboys.I've never considered growing them come to think of it.Nice post dude!I would'nt mind some spores flyin my way! peace.

08-19-09, 21:45	#19 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Thanks for all the kind comments.

08-31-09, 19:32	#20 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Here are some pics of a rez-effect popcorn/coir cake grown invitro. This is about the third flush. It is Redboy multispore--1 pint of popcorn mixed with an equal amount of coir. Attached Thumbnails

08-31-09, 22:45	#21 (permalink)
the_chosen_one Darth Moderator Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,120	nice! and only one post away from quad digits club. what a great way to celebrate! __________________ "Luck favors the observant." - Workman

08-31-09, 22:49	#22 (permalink)
RITTER Mycophage Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 120	SWEET! I love how you have them fruiting right out of the clear pitcher Nice.....I love cubensis "Ritter"

09-01-09, 05:33	#23 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Thank y'all for the comments. I figure fruiting them in a clear container would provide more side and bottom pinning. This little cake worked out much better than I thought it would--especially since it's so simple. And I think that is 1000 posts for me!

09-01-09, 07:28	#25 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Once you get the and the going, the posts really add up-- not too mention , , and .

09-01-09, 09:32	#28 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	Yes, they do. I had more top pinning on the first flush, but this was treated like an invitro cake, and I neglected the hell out of it. Thanks for all the comments. I am honored, of course.

09-01-09, 13:41	#29 (permalink)
RITTER Mycophage Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 120	I love to see how durable some strains are? it's crazy!! Neglect the sh*t out of it, sometimes they turn out better! I had a cat litter tray that I put 3-4 Qts WBS cased and when it was ready to have light all I did was cover the top with a peice of plastic, mist once a day, never aired out, except to mist thing did fantastic, probably my best tray to date! "Ritter"

09-01-09, 13:50	#30 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	I love the neglect teks, especially not having to use messy perlite and not having to fan.

09-01-09, 20:14	#31 (permalink)
BuckarooBanzai Prone to ranting... Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,050	I think a lot of projects fail because of people trying to inject excess complexity into the processes. I fruited a bulk sub in a plastic filing box with a loose fitting lid. All I did was take the lid off three times a day (waking up, getting home, going to bed) and fan it out. That sucker spat out three nice flushes. __________________ Banzai Institute for Higher Education (a collection of growing Teks & threads)

09-02-09, 05:58	#32 (permalink)
MLBjammer Addicted to Invitro Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 1,877	That is a great picture. B+? The most problems I have had were projects that I screwed with too much. Being patient is one of the toughest things to do when you are trying a new tek or don't have the Cliff Claven mindset, lol!

09-02-09, 14:04	#33 (permalink)
BuckarooBanzai Prone to ranting... Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,050	Yep, my very favorite B+ isolate. Popcorn spawn to coir:castings:Poly (40:40:20). Incubated in a cardboard box on top of the fridge. Fruited sitting under a window with ambient light and thrice daily manual fanning. It was a total simplicity/neglect Tek project. The idea was just to see what somebody could do without buying anything besides a spore syringe, a bag of popcorn spawn, a bag of bulk substrate and a plastic file box. That is also why I did the PF cakes in a Tupperware cake holder thread. I should do another thread on how easy it is to do this stuff by mail ordering cakes/popcorn/substrate. I'm a big fan of simplicity and I really don't understand why folks (especially newbies) try to overly complicate this hobby. __________________ Banzai Institute for Higher Education (a collection of growing Teks & threads)

09-02-09, 14:55	#35 (permalink)
BuckarooBanzai Prone to ranting... Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,050	__________________ Banzai Institute for Higher Education (a collection of growing Teks & threads)

09-02-09, 14:57	#36 (permalink)
masterplain88 Mycotopiate Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 683	yea i dont really ever see or hear about red boys. only starins i have under my belt are palenque,amazon,B+, and in two days i will have a bpk under my belt. so to be working on tia lipa yai and 2 other un chosen strains thinking of going with something rare like redboys or maybe try some pans. nice grow by the way and a lil question on how much of a yeild diffrence you notice between invitro and fruiting the cakes in a fc. peace, masterplain88

09-02-09, 15:10	#37 (permalink)
BuckarooBanzai Prone to ranting... Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 6,050	I've done a lot of invitro stuff. If there is sufficient space inside the invitro container for fruits to form, you can get within 85%-95% of a "straight FC fruiting" harvest with invitro. __________________ Banzai Institute for Higher Education (a collection of growing Teks & threads)

09-03-09, 22:30	#38 (permalink)
Leftover Salmon Can'tGetRight Join Date: Aug 2009 Posts: 224	Great stuff here Jammer. That strain looks nice. Would you recommend a strain like redboy to a first timer???

09-03-09, 22:50	#39 (permalink)
Hippie3 DUNG DEALER Join Date: Feb 2001 Posts: 43,268	i still have some original redboy prints from RR direct. or as i liked to call it - 'lavender boy' __________________ visit dial-a-hippie .