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FrostAie · #1 (**permalink**) Mar-03-2009, 15:35

Hello everyone another year has come upon us and that means it is time for yet another Grow Journal. This years genetics will be top notch and mostly Indica based due to the harvests having to occur between mid September- October. I have decided to step up operations this year and incorporate a plot on point GPS. This will enable me to put mass numbers of my "Hearty Herb" strain out. It survived 57 days of drought during the summer as a wild prototype. I will also be growing Northern Lights #5 once again as well as Purple Diesel and Poison Afghan. During the long winter months I have been able to start a few "Mother Plants" of good genetics including Watermelon Kush, NL #5, Hearty Herb, and a mass producing strain given to me by a fellow Guerrilla that we will call A-1. All mother plants were started from seed on 1-28-09. The plan is to move these mothers out the last week of April and take clones from all the females. I will be able to pump out approx. 20 plants every 8 days. The plants will be stored in 32 oz foam cups in stealth boxes until the corn fields begin to pop up early may till mid June. The GPS I will be using is less than $100.00 shipped and can plot a points that can get me within 3 feet of each plant I put out. (http://www.walmart.com/catalog/produ...uct_id=6015179)

I will be able to load these storage stealth boxes into secret brush and tree line locations for about 2 months continuously. The two new strains I will be getting a hold of are from the Marijuana Seeds - Highest Quality Marijuana Seeds Online seed bank. I have purchased from this breeder and have had only great results. I will try to update this as the season goes on and here are some starter pictures from the last month.

The first growth of pictures is from 2-10-09 second set 2-16-09 and the last set is from 2-28-09 you should be able to see the difference

FrostAie · #2 (**permalink**) Mar-03-2009, 15:37

more..2/10/09

FrostAie · #3 (**permalink**) Mar-03-2009, 15:41

2/16/09

FrostAie · #4 (**permalink**) Mar-03-2009, 15:43

more 2/16/09

FrostAie · #5 (**permalink**) Mar-03-2009, 15:47

2/28/09 pics

FrostAie · #6 (**permalink**) Mar-03-2009, 15:50

more 2/28/09 pics

zihowie · #7 (**permalink**) Mar-03-2009, 15:56

damn looks and sounds great.

i wil be taking incorporating some of your ideas once i find a good place outside.

thanks!

Tendril.traY · #8 (**permalink**) Mar-05-2009, 10:53

those look so good!! those floros must be their best friend

keep up on the log

props

FrostAie · #9 (**permalink**) Mar-05-2009, 17:34

The sexes are beginning to show the A-1 Strain is a Lady. The bad news is the Northern Lights #5 has balls

I will be keeping 1-2 clones of the male for my breeding garden. The Watermelon Kush is real close to showing as well as the Hearty Herb.

frostymcfailure · #10 (**permalink**) Mar-07-2009, 00:08

not bad, are you sure making plot location on GPS & telling the Inet is a good idea?

denialisback · #11 (**permalink**) Mar-07-2009, 08:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by frostymcfailure

not bad, are you sure making plot location on GPS & telling the Inet is a good idea?

yeah its not a problem, goodluck to people trying to guess

FrostAie · #12 (**permalink**) Mar-07-2009, 16:05

The GPS is not going to be available most of the time plotting into ground and checking in fall. And as like always everything I say is for role playing purposes anyway. Another plant showed sex and The Watermelon Kush is a male

I gave these babies perfect growing conditions but I guess that comes with the territory good thing I know now and not in august the sex of my plants.

FrostAie · #13 (**permalink**) Mar-16-2009, 17:34

Here are a couple of pics of the clones and Hearty Herb and the A1 strain going back into veg for a month more or so. From 3/13/09

frostedwonder · #14 (**permalink**) Mar-18-2009, 21:29

Damn, they look really nice, I plan on trying something like that with all female plants and one male not too close but not to far so nature may take over. Or I am going to brush on some pollen on lower branches when the time comes so I can get some more seeds without buying them... Good luck

tuffgong09 · #15 (**permalink**) Mar-20-2009, 14:26

wow frost !!! i can learn alot from u thanks for the post

FrostAie · #16 (**permalink**) Mar-20-2009, 14:36

thanks to everyone showing support wait until you see how each step goes I will include pictures and easy to understand instructions that should help everyone across the map be able to grow plenty safely and for not much investment money just time locations and effort and common sense should go a long way

TheLastIndian · #17 (**permalink**) Apr-04-2009, 02:58

Damn those look sexy. Wondering if you would say what type of light fixture that is? I'm in the market for some lights. Also looking forward to seeing more pics. Think we can get some outdoor shots of the plants in the ground? I'm gonna be doing some outdoor planting soon and I'm looking around for ideas. Thanks for all the posts sir.

michaelpeg · #18 (**permalink**) Apr-04-2009, 14:51

are you still doing this log? these are my fav kind of grow logs and there are so few of them so please keep it going, thanks.

FrostAie · #19 (**permalink**) Apr-06-2009, 18:54

I have some pictures that I will post in a bit SD card is at a friends. I will be moving the mothers out end of April or early May. The good genetics have finally come in as well as a secondary light the lights are around 150$ shipped their good ask for all veg or buy extra flowering spectrum if you want to stay indoors and not just start them.

michaelpeg · #20 (**permalink**) Apr-09-2009, 13:08

cant wait for an update!

FrostAie · #21 (**permalink**) Apr-09-2009, 20:59

Well I finally have a second in this busy time of the year to show some updates.The new genetics came in from Amsterdam 10 Afghan 10 Mango 10 Early Misty 10 Northern Lights 5 MazarXAfghan and I also have 30 or so shiskaberry and a few blueberry seeds that I will be germinating. All these seeds were ordered because they finish fairly early from early to late September which is perfect for me because the majority of mine are in random corn fields which get harvested starting early October and a lot of plants finish later especially sativa dominate strains. I ordered an additional T5 Florescent bulb with the grow spectrum for 150 so I can start the new genetics and let the other mothers monster veg before they go out in early may. The closet is pretty packed as you can say I also picked up a couple of huge pots for the mothers to be buried underground. I picked up some of this great soil mix I love to use in addition to some natural ferts. Its real fluffy has no rocks or sticks and is perfect for starting in 32 ounce cups. I also got some more rooting hormone at my local nursery. Here are the pics the Hearty herb is doing great the shoots are awesome and the smell is very very potent. The one in the green smaller pot is a male Northern Lights #5 plant that was a male but am keeping and re vegging to use its pollen. I plan on making tons of seeds from hearty males and females with the right qualities I am looking for. I cant wait to make great crosses based on the highs I prefer.

FrostAie · #22 (**permalink**) Apr-09-2009, 21:06

Its important to let your seeds soak in water for about an hour before germinating I use this perfect blend of soil and place the seed in the very middle of the cup at almost the very top and I have a light coating of soil about the width of your fingernail. The seed and soil must remain moist but not soaking in a warm environment. The A-1 Strain was into flowering and is now coming out pretty good a little shorter but still looks good just topped it. The Hearty Herb mother is doing fantastic its been cloned tons and still has many great shoots and characteristics.

FrostAie · #23 (**permalink**) Apr-09-2009, 21:23

and some more and the whole setup so far

michaelpeg · #24 (**permalink**) Apr-12-2009, 15:45

cool, im anxious to see some outdoor action.

FrostAie · #25 (**permalink**) Apr-12-2009, 19:38

2 to 3 weeks these mothers and babies will be going outside then batches and batches will be going outside then when the corn comes up the hard work begins

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