Time 10:28, 28 Aug 1998
From Vic High (vic_high@hotmail.com)
GSS - never heard of them
All - I'm wiping another counter again
with this post. For any friends who want to
post here, make sure you are surfing
with a proxy and are secure. Otherwise it
may be safer to ask questions through
email. If you want, I could post the email
or a part of it in the archive for others
to read.
Another tip for the newbies is that
if you recieve email or ICQ with an attatched
file from a stranger, don't open it.
Some hackers can send viruses or gain
access to your computer this way.
Surf Safely, Vic
Time 09:27, 28 Aug 1998
From GSS
vic.....do you know anything about greater harmony seed company?
http://www.greaterharmony.com/
Time 00:02, 26 Aug 1998
From Lothar
I should get a prize for being # 6000 to your sight eh ??
Time -3:33, 25 Aug 1998
From Vic High
anon - cool name dude, haha. Thanks for
the info, I can't wait to try those when
they get here. Have fun and don't work
to hard on your trip. When your ready to
look at what you recieved, email me
reminding me what I labelled what and I'll
give you a clearer description of each.
Different products would have different
uses. Hope they are useful to you.
Time 10:58, 24 Aug 1998
From anon
spec :-
Mum has weak stem, tall, has small calyxes
which are tightly packed making
dense buds. Leaves slim sativa like,
Trichomes are dense small tall capitate
which go amber if allowed to mature.
Small bud leaves go purple on underside
when mature and bud crumbles perfectly
for rolling. Very easy to trim can do
three while doing one of dads line.
It has a powerful rich smell and taste and is
extremely long lasting in effect.Can
go to 16 + weeks very
heavyyielding needs canes or yo-yo’s
for support. Never had bud rot but
as with all sativas susceptible to mites.
A connoisseur product :- es.
Pa is short and sturdy, potent, and
fast. Females from line are
moderate yielders, columnar in form,Leaves
broad dark indica type.
Trichomes are dense tall large headed
and clear on maturity.Calyxes are
large coarse and very dense Doesn't
crumble well. A disadvantage if you don't
use baccy like myself!Has a strong perfumed
fruity smell and taste.
Moderate high, happy up and quite long
lasting. Unusually good for an indica
type :- bb
Looking for some of mums qualities but
with shorter time [should be about 9 w ].
sturdier stem etc you know what I mean.
Should be Sativa 53.75 % Indica 46.25
% Haven't got a clue what will be dominant
in the gene recombination but that’s
part of the fun!!A bit of info on the
variability would also be goodand
what you think generally. how it stands
up to your local products. We can gauge
it against the Dutch but haven't a clue
when it comes to your side of the pond.
Vic you have mail.
Time 13:13, 22 Aug 1998
From # 2
vic and everyone...here's the url for
the "bcg dump" room. i don't know how to post it as
a "click-able" so you'll just have to
c & p it then bookm,ark it.
http://www.hempbc.inter.net:80/cgi/discuss/dumps/bcg
it's just a quick stop and look before
posting here. all can be read but tha's all. no posting,
on html, no tricks. it's the only way
i know of to "look before diving"....
btw vic, thanks again for the bb and
romberries you sent last spring.have 2
beautiful f's of each now in flower
and both in the 6' range. all 4 look like they'll be
around for a long while after the harvest
(in the storage room that is...i'm talking bud-city
here!)
Time 10:03, 22 Aug 1998
From Vic High (vic_high@hotmail.com)
# 2 - thanks, don't need any counters
here. Got any easier tricks to spot
counters without loading the dumps before
each visit here? I archive and/or
retrieve most useful posts so scrambling
the page is no big deal.
Time 08:24, 22 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Stinky
Have Just grown out some Blue Berries
I didn't find them hard to grow but been
growing for a while. I used 50w per
sq ft4 litre pots with organic soil mix
and liquid feeds. If there is a prob
with them for a beginner its the fact that some
went a bit hermaphrodite I ignored this
and let them finish and destroyed cuttings
of any that showed this trait. Seed
was sowed 1 st April no joke put on 12 - 12
May 13 th and harvested 1 st to 16 th
July as ready 7 to 9 weeks.
Out of 8 females kept yields in grams
were :-
49.1--24.9--33--27.7--28.4--37.2--39.2--24.7
this is just best buds no leaf or
fluffy bits so as you can see its no
great yielder. Plants were grown about 2 to
the sq ft bottom branches were clipped
out where produced and plants grown on
single spike.
Hope this helps Ot1.
Time 00:22, 22 Aug 1998
From # 2
sorry vic and everyone for the plaintext.
i did take it upon myself to do it without
asking only because some fuckhead posted
a counter right after BB's post
(Hmmm...) at -2:14. a few of you may
know me from the other rooms and know
what i do whenever i see counters and
this room seems to cool to allow
themselves to be traced. i suggest you
check the "dump" page regularly to see if
any "tricks" are awaiting you. that
page shows all html codes and saves you from
getting ambushed.
once again, my apologies if i offended
anyone for being so forward.
peace...and let's be careful out there...
Time -2:31, 22 Aug 1998
From Vic High
Brian - I recieved some crushed mango today, thanks bud. I think about
half made it intact. Let me know when you recieve. The orders to new zealand
and england made at the same time have arrived already.
Time -2:27, 22 Aug 1998
From Vic High
BB - the thing is that I was growing a sativa dominant plant in an environment unsuitable for sativas. Blueberry should do much better because it is indica dominant. Too many trusted friends have grown princess and have been too impressed for me to trust my results. I agree what I served was shit but it wasn't a fair example of princess.
I learned long ago to not judge a strain on the first grow, my first grow of blueberry really depressed me after spending $28.50 per seed and the end product was piss poor swag. Now clones from those first blueberry seedlings are creating some very high end bud that is far better than the blue you tried. I've learned patience is important when assessing plants and not to judge too early.
Time -3:51, 22 Aug 1998
From BB
Sorry vic about the princess post...but it really was swag.......you
know it and i know it........but i didnt post your name when i said i tried
it.......but alas held up to your blue grown in the same conditions there
was no comparision......
Time 19:12, 21 Aug 1998
From Vic High
baudelaire - thanks bud! now that was a list. definately one to archive.
Stinky - I agree with aeric, blueberry
is not a plant for the beginner. Most
seedlings do outgrow the twisted beginning
and then become very beautiful and
tastey additions to the garden. However,
the blueberries are usually the first to
tell me that I'm doing something wrong.They
are of most value to growers who
want to make those special crosses.
Blueberry makes excellent hybrids. Good
luck with your start.
Time 15:10, 21 Aug 1998
From aeric77
hello stinky,
if you are new to growing then i would reccommend that you
choose a skunk or a northern lights
variety for youe first attempts....these are
both pretty stable strains that produce
well without being hard to grow.....the
skunk is a little more on the 'up' side
and the N.L. a little more on the 'down' side
in terms of type of high....both tho
are good for your first attempt and will provide
you with a very enjoyable harvest...
Time 12:54, 21 Aug 1998
From stinky
Hi,
I was wondering about the blueberry
from heavens stairway. Why do the seeds
start off so junky? After they loose
there deformities how fast do you think they
would grow with 50 watts a square foot?
I am new at growing and cannot afford a
expensive strain as of yet. I want the
blueberry but then i don't. Would this strain
be highly reccommended?
thanks alot
Time 10:34, 21 Aug 1998
From baudelaire
Someone asked for these a few days ago.I
suggest all use one,
particularly on these boards.We live
in dangerous times.
B420
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Time -3:42, 19 Aug 1998
From Vic High
Justice - long time no hear stranger, hows it going? I have the greenair CD-12 co2 generator. I've often felt the same as you about using another source after I saw the high prices of the greenair versions. The safety features of the greenair generator make it worth a second thought though. If the pilot light goes out, the flow of gas is cut off so that unburnt gas isn't released into the room creating an explosion hazard. If I could think of a safe way of using a hibaci I would, they are about 1/10th the price? Anyway, I can't use the CO2 generator in the summer but I was refilling the bottle every 2 weeks.
For the record, I too have never tried ncga's seeds but now have seeds of several of his varieties to test out one day. Also for the record, there is nothing wrong with emery's blueberry. Back when NCGA purchased them, emery would have been getting them from Sag or from Sag's supplier, DJ Short. As for Aloha, I know nothing of them.
As for NCGA vs Mike discussion or as it is here, a "let's slam ncga with alot of crap" session;
Mike get it under control! Create your own private site here if that
is what you want to talk about. It's easy, just go to the url of this page
and replace bcg with Mike and press ENTER. Keep it here and I'll step into
the conversation. I only let you know a small portion of what I know and
out of sympathy for your current situation I have kept my mouth shut. Keep
it here and I'll step in, open my mouth and let the floodgates open. There
is a reason I have not taken back my statement about the boycot yet. BTW
I use several proxies and have no problems accessing cannabis.com.
Time 17:16, 14 Aug 1998
From crane (y1986@hotmail.com)
Thanks OT1, I'd love to give your mix a try. Address is above. It's
a soil additive
then? I got the idea it was a liquid fert, along the lines of ej. I'm
sure you'll tell me all
about it ;-)
so that number would be 0031-50-5414650? Give me a little bit more info
about the
product and I'll try to get the local shop to order some.
Vic>> I'm doing pretty well, yourself? Having a great summer, the weather
has been
fantastic and I've been taking advantage of it at every oportunity.
Just about hiked
my knees out from under me at this point ;-) I've got about three more
weeks
around here and then I'm going to put everything in park and hit the
road. Planning
to drive across the country with some good friends for a few weeks...
that is if my
car makes it back from the desert. Same friends are taking it down
to the burning
man festival in nevada. I timed things badly enough that I can't join
them :( but this
trip should make up for it. Will be starting back up when I get home
and I'd love to
give your romberry a try if the offer still stands.
Thanks guys, and good luck
Time 14:02, 14 Aug 1998
From Mike
Code for holland is 0031 i think you will have to delete the first 0
of the number.
Time 12:56, 14 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Vic I like it here its open and you get allsorts posting sometimes imformation
gets
excanged and thats good!! crane you will have to find the code to holland.
Ot1
Time 12:50, 14 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
crane sorry nearly missed your post Bio Bizz are in groningen phone
050-5414650
fax 050-5425223 if you want to use their stuff for making your soil
mix up post me
an addy and I will send you our formula for the soil mix. We are getting
twice what
they are using their base to our mix. all the best. Ot1
Time -2:34, 14 Aug 1998
From pie
i guess i have an admirer ... of sorts. the posts at LM are not mine.
i have never posted there. also, of the most recent posts here ... only
4 are mine ...
Time -2:16, 14 Aug 1998
From Vic High
OK so what is a 77site or room? Bowling club? Don't like bowling so count me out.
Crane, sorry to see you still stuck here. So hows it going bud?
Aeric, so pocket germination is bad if you want lots of girls eh? Kongberry,
sounds
like some big berries. Got any princess girls around you place? I think
a kong's
princess would also be an interesting mix, kind of like beauty and
the beast, haha.
Or romulan/kong, wink, wink.
Time 20:52, 13 Aug 1998
From crane
Man... is it just me or has growing taken a back seat to politics in
most of the
forums lately? Hope things quiet down soon. I haven't had anything
to contribute to
any of these arguments, so I haven't been around much.
OT1>> What was the name of the organic fert your group was using? BioBiz
or
something close? Have an address or phone # for the maker? I'd like
to see if they
wouldn't ship some out this way.
Hope things are going well for everyone...
Time 01:16, 13 Aug 1998
From aeric77
hi all, can't sleep so browsing the net...interesting discussions....nothing
to do with
me so i won't comment...
Vic the Romberry are still kicking butt, only got 4 fems out of the
11 I kept
but pretty girls none the less.i have some Kong pollin arriving shortly
so I think I'll
dust one of the girls to see what happens....kongberry???
catch you on the flip guys.....
Time 09:53, 12 Aug 1998
From Vic High
First and foremost - I always have and always will use no other name
than my own.
I figure if I can't put my name to my comments then maybe I shouldn't
be saying
them.
OT1 - it's something to do with html programming which I know little
about.I
usually just cut and past from netscape composer and it does it for
me.You
could also scroll all the way down and sift through the scrambled posts
down below.
They are in html code and that is where I've been learning a little
about hyml
programming.
Dukati & Fresno - as Mike said, the situation is far more complex
than
that.Both Mike and NCGA seem to have had legitamate beefs.Dukati,
Mike was in the position that you mention (oh I hope this doesn't cross
the line) but
NCGA was partially to blame for the position. Unfortunately, Mike was
holding the
cards while NCGA was powerless to do anything so eventually took the
situation
public to try and get this settled. What I do know is that I find it
hard to believe that
either would have been out to scam the other.
Ritzi - you have obviously developed a strong impression of Mike as
have many
others. All I can say is that on the net, it's hard to remeber we are
dealing with
different cultures here and maybe we forget that not all people comunicate
the way
we do. There are parts of Mike's actions and words that bother me too.
I like to try
and keep an open mind and figure that he just has a different comunication
style
than we are used to and hope his intent is still good. We had a heated
day
yesterday with us blasting each other pretty hard.(the guy probably
thinks I'm the
biggest erogant prick) By doing this I got to understand his personality
a little better
and must admit that I think his intent and motives are in the right
place.
Being a small business operator I can say that shit happens.When going
through growth spirts and hiring new employees, what I can say is that
even more
shit happens. Rarely does anything go as quickly as I estimate. From
my personal
experiences, I think Mike would be better off staying small and not
try to be the big
dog. Been there and done it (not MJ business) and it wasn't for me.
I know I
wouldn't want to be in his shoes.
Time 03:06, 12 Aug 1998
From Mike
Vic,
I have very little contact with soul.i will e-mail you with the name
of a guy who
has been acting as honest broker between ncga and me.....he is the
reason we
have been able to reach an agreement.
Time 00:06, 12 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Vic how do you put live urls on the page here. All the best Ot1.
Time 17:25, 11 Aug 1998
From Vic High
Mike, haha, I just got finished emailing you and included an addy to
this site, I
guess someone beat me to it, haha.
I just want to confirm what you've told me. Since ncga is on the road,
would Soul be
an ok guy to ask?
Brian - I've seen a mail order supplier for the RTU agar solutions.
I'll look for it for
you. Have you tried the lab supply outlets? Up here I think Northwest
Labs carries it
but I haven't used any for well over 7 years. I'll look for those websites
tonight or
tommorrow.
Time 16:33, 11 Aug 1998
From Baudelaire
Mike- I don't doubt Weedseed sold what NCGA sent you.I am more
concerned with NCGA's integrity than yours.You've done me fine time
and
again.You brought NCGA into the pot seed big leagues by agreeing to
carry
him along side the world's greatest breeders:Sensi, Sag, Greenhouse,
Serious, DP, and Paradise.Before that the best he could get was a single
item carried at the bottom of HBC's laundry list of dubious strains.His
public
sniping and flame threats don't help his reputation.Your restraint
here
speaks volumes for yours.
Vic- Thanks for confirming my confidence in NCGA's strains.I'll be putting
them into my breeding program as planned.Would like to participate
in
NCGA's growers' reports on his strains, but still haven't been able
to find his new
discussion page.
Time 16:07, 11 Aug 1998
From Brian
Hi vic,Tats exactlly the type of cloning I am talking about.At first
I assumed my
problem was maintaining correct temps,thenI double and triple checked
and that
was'nt the prob.so I think its the salt base I have been trying to
mix my own and
subsequently every
time I try to subpropagate I run into problems!!!So I need to find
a commercial salt
base.I'm tired of seeing
nothing positive from this.
Sincerly-Brian
Time 15:51, 11 Aug 1998
From Mike (Mike@weedseed.com)
Hi guys,
I have never posted here before and i had never posted at the breeding
board
before either.
'I wonder' asks why i havnt paid ncga.....at least he asked the questionthe
answer is.....its between me & ncga and none of anyone elses business.The
matter is now resolved to neither party's satisfaction but it is resolved.
'mog' just makes sarcasm an art form
Vic,you now have the truth! Will you at least admit that the matter
wasn't as cut and dried as you at first assumed.That there is merit
in both
sides of the argument....that two people both believe truly that they
are acting in
good faith and that our positions are both justifiable....depending
upon which angle
you view the facts.Will you also state that your boycott was a little
premature.
Baudelaire>>>>If you ordered ncga's seeds from me then that is exactly
what
you got.You are right to question the integrity of ANY AND ALL seed
vendors
but i am sure that weedseed will be here for the long haul and time
will certainly
prove my integrity one way or the other.
Time 14:47, 11 Aug 1998
From Vic High
Brian, are you talking about the kind of micro propagation where you
use petri
dishes with agar and take clones from leaf discs? That's too cool.
I've been wanting
to try it. I've seen a couple of websites with some general data, is
that what your
after? This is a project that I would be definatly be into.
Time 14:45, 11 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Try www.flytrap.demon.co.uk/tc/protocol/htm This is not specific to
puff but should
tell you enough to get you started. All the best. Ot1
Time 14:41, 11 Aug 1998
From Vic High
Baudelaire - your right about the two guys being big boys. They are
in the process
of working things out. I believe it was all the result of a comunication
misunderstanding between the two and don't believe anyone was out to
rip the
other off. I only got involved for two reasons: 1) I wanted to end
the new war before
it started. 2) I was nosey and wanted to learn more since I also wholesale
seeds
and have been having trouble finding honourable dealers to deal with.
To answer your question, I see no reason to be concerned about the seeds
that
Mike sells. I believe he sold what he recieved from ncga.
As for URL hear is his webpage if you want to ask him about the new
forum
Time 13:09, 11 Aug 1998
Good afternoon Gentlemen; Maybe one of
ya'all can shed a little light on the subject of micropropagation,has
anyone
tried this method of cloning with
marijuana?I'm having a hell of a time
coming up with a formula for the right medium.So if anyone knows of
a premixed
medium that might work please post a
reply....sincerly-Brian
Time 11:58, 11 Aug 1998
From Baudelaire
Vic- The innuendo and references are driving me crazy.I don't really
care if
Mike and NCGA have a financial disagreement.They are big boys, I'm
sure
they can work it out.I AM concerned that the integrity of the NCGA
seeds
sold by Mike are now in question.Are they what we were told they
are?I'vealways been impressed by NCGA's willingness to document his
seeds' genetic heritages.
BTW, where has NCGA's chat board moved to?Do you have the URL?
Time 11:13, 11 Aug 1998
From Vic High
Well anon - posting that repost here kind of puts me in an awkward position.
I've
been replying to it through email with mike. My silence at can.com
is not because
I'm avoiding the issue. I'll respond here but again without specific
details between
ncga and mike. Go to them for that info.
Mike, you have a bad habit of making blind comment like "a matter about
which you
know absolutely nothing!" That is like the pot calling the kettle black
isn't it? In my
posts at can.com I only made one reference to you and ncga and that
is that I'm
boycotting your business. I also made a point of saying that I only
heard one side.
That was an honest and true post and I see nothing wrong with it.
Well I have now read Mike's version and NCGA's version. IMHO They are
the same
minus a small point or two and alot of emotion. I stand by my position.
I've explained
my reasons why through email and mike has only responded by telling
me how
dangerous me playing the devil's advocate and boycotting businesses
is.
I believe in the true communication of both sides of the truth. When
I see a lopsided
argument, I'll speak up and try to balance the situation. Only those
with something
to hide (like our governments, big business, and war leaders) are threatened
by
open two sided discussions.
As for boycotting, it is a fact of life when a business or person is
under
investigation. I'm not asking for anyone to follow. I'm not asking
anyone to take
sides, as they have no real info to go on.
Well, I hope this helps more than it hurts. I also hope that things
pick up for Mike
and that he doesn't let his emotions prevent him from learning from
this. And most
importantly, my heart goes out to brenda and baby, I hope everything
is fine there.
Time 17:46, 10 Aug 1998
From repost
This has all the makings of a very destructive flame war.
My side of the story has been heard by people who have an involvement in WeedSeed's business affairs and by no-one else. I would prefer it to remain that way. Briefly, I believe totally that ncga acted in a dishonourable fashion during a business deal with me. ncga equally believes that the dishonour was on my part. Both of us believe the other to be 100% in the wrong. Being men of good intent we have come a compromise, which is not satisfactory to either party but which is the best we can achieve in the circumstances. So far as I am concerned the matter is extremely unpleasant and I am glad it is coming to an end. I think it unfortunate that the other party saw fit to use our mutual friends to aid his cause with a truly one-sided story and then some of those mutual friends decided to take sides before hearing the whole truth. My integrity is such that I will not speak of a business associate or a business problem whilst it is ongoing. Therefor unless challenged directly I will not put my side of the story.
VIC HIGH>>>>>you have been a friend of weedseed's and I am utterly shocked to see that you can make public a matter about which you know absolutely nothing! You made absolutely no attempt to contact me or to find if there was another side to this story.....let me tell you now....
THERE ARE TWO SIDES AND YOU KNOW NOTHING OF EITHER OF THEM.
Fortunately ncga and I have the good sense not to start a war which neither of us will win and which everyone will lose.
I would like to say more to a certain group of people but the opportunity
of doing so has been witheld from me. Perhaps an e-mail or two might be
the least I deserve.
Time 11:46, 9 Aug 1998
From Vic High
hey brian, good day to you too.That sucks that you got stuck with
something you didn't want.My guess is that it is white widow crossed
with
chemo and is probably a variable F2 hybrid.I think both parents are
well
known for their potency but it would depend on the origin of both parent
strains.
The thing with F2's is that unless you grow lots of seeds, two growers
could have completely different results.
Good luck though
Time 13:37, 8 Aug 1998
From Brian
Good day gentlemen,do any of you folks
have any experience with white chemo?
I have no knowledge of this strain but
I am interested in any info that could
be provided.TIA-
Time 14:56, 7 Aug 1998
From pie
oldtimer1 you have e-mail<br>
Time 18:04, 6 Aug 1998
From HONU
Couple of things for everyone-
I can't say for sure, but I wouldn't be surprized if the term "Kind"
buds came from
the Hawaiian slang "Da Kine, " because people in Hawaii used to say
"this weed is
da kine bra!" meaning it was high grade.
Also, My wife don't smoke, but she swears that 420PM is the english
"tea" time...
people used to call it "tea"...
Time 00:14, 6 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
jay____ Neem oil is not over here that I know of, the prob with using
Py safers and the like is that it takes the mite to sub clinical levels.
My point is once eradicated spraying is no longer needed and with good
practice never will be. The only thing that goes on our plants is a weekly
spray of water with a little H2O2 and Maxicrop and once budding just water,
in fact if you drank it it would do you good. All the best. Ot1.
Time -2:02, 6 Aug 1998
OT1 specified Torqe, also known as Vendex, active ingredient fenbutatin
oxide,
very effective with low toxicity.
Time -3:52, 6 Aug 1998
From jay
OT1-glad to hear...what miticide do you use...?have you ever thought
of trying
neem oil for your plants as an extra precaution...?
Time 00:01, 5 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Jay, I don't think control works it allows reversion virus to increase
through the
generations as it is passed around by that efficient little mite. I’m
afraid I resorted to
torque a specific miticide. All mums were treated twice including the
entire area
where they live. As soon as main grow area crop is cleared the whole
is sprayed
walls floor ceiling equipment every nook and cranny repeat after 7days.
Once you
have done a clean grow reinfestation is unlikely if you take a few
precautions 1
filter air in if direct from outside. 2 this is most important complete
immersion in
miticide of any stock coming in preferably twice. I have had mites
twice in the last 5
years both times they came with cuttings and since I've taken to dipping
anything
new no infestations. All our growers are now clear and crop yields
have gone up.
Hope this helps.Ot1
Time 14:03, 4 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Vic I forgot to say that prob with the cd rom prize the black insert
out ok. All the best
Ot1
Time 09:57, 4 Aug 1998
From oldtomer1
Crane organic puff and top quality hash like Nepalese are a niche market
and make £ 200an oz you would have to be in the know or part of the
old school. Belled a couple of the boys to find what the going rates are,
like the equivalent to High TimesTHMQ but for the smoke [ smoke = London
] :-
Dutch import.£3 to 4k per kilo--------------------£100
to 150 per oz retail
Soap bar £1.2 to 1.7k per kilo---------------------£ 80
to 100 per oz
Local Hydro £3.5 to 4k per kilo--------------------£ 100
to 160 per oz
DP from SA £1.7k per kilo--------------------------£ 95
per oz
Paki black £1.8 to 2.1k per kilo--------------------£ 90
to 120 per oz
African brown = dirt weed £1.4 per kilo---------£ 70 to
80 per oz
I’m not into selling breeding is what I'm interested in but you have
to know what is going down. The margins represent demand for a particular
product and speed of turnover some look pretty poor to me considering the
risk’s its not really part of my world. There is an unlimited market for
organic puff but is sold on trust. The commercial boys with warehouses
full of Hydro plant use systemic insecticide and fungicides in there tanks
from day one to cutting and I wouldn't touch it with a barge pole. Its
a big business here a recent survey reported a minimum uk cannabis market
of £3.5 billion but insiders reckon its several times this.
All the best. Ot1.
Time -3:21, 4 Aug 1998
From pie
ot1>> you have mail. read before shipment.
Time 20:37, 3 Aug 1998
From jay
hey poop head are you an experienced grower? are you growing for personal
or..... nl is easy to grow and has high yields,bluberry is a little tougher
to grow and doesnt yield the same but is a nice tasting smoke..all the
nl ive tried has been more potent then the bluberry ive tried but ive only
puffed the tip of the ice berg as far as these strains go...good luck in
your decision...
Time 20:17, 3 Aug 1998
From Vic High
poop head - boy did you get stuck with a shitty name :)
what do you want to grow. Both NL and bberry have their good points
and their bad
points. NL is easier to grow, more vigourous, and is higher yielding.
Bberry is
better tasting and nicer to smoke. Sometimes bberry is more potent
and sometimes
NL is more potent. Comercial growers prefer NL.
Time 17:49, 3 Aug 1998
From crane
ot1-> "£200 for top quality organic.." how available is organic
smoke over there?
Sadly I've never seen any organic around here that I didn't do myself,
at least none
billed as such. Seems for all the good growers we have around here,
the smoking
public either doesn't know or doesn't care what they're smoking.
Time 16:12, 3 Aug 1998
From poop head
sorry,Like i said i've been debating on getting northern lights or blueberry seeds,if anybody would give me there opinion on which one is better ,it would be apprieciated. thanks, poop head
Legalize Marijuana and Marc Emery rules
Time 15:47, 3 Aug 1998
From pie
sb crane >>> you did an excellant job of describing those 2 slang terms
.... better than i did. you have e-mail OT1
Time 13:26, 3 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Thanks crane think yourself lucky tour not in the uk £200 for
top quality organic. all the best Ot1
Time 13:26, 3 Aug 1998
From sb
Crane - you hit the nail on the head.Currently good KIND bud is $400 oz retai here, with wholesale 300-350.I've heard of a superb example going for $500 recently. Commercial here usually denotes mex.
Sometimes we see some pretty stony mexi-comm for $100 oz, but most is
schwag(shitty) and is cheaper still.
Time 13:08, 3 Aug 1998
From crane
oldtimer - That took me a bit to figure out too... and I'm less than an hour from the u.s. border. Apparently two distinctly different grades of pot abound on american streets:
The high grade stuff (carefully grown american or dutch geneics) is known as "the kind"... aka. kind bud, kind, chronic, kryps/kryppies, commercial, greenbud etc. Seems to be about 200-400 an ounce - US! Ouch...
The low grade stuff tends to be outdoor from weak genetics, often a mexican import rather than domestic. Known as: schwag, ditchweed, dirtweed, mexi... It's still bud rather than shake from what I gather, but I guess the quality is quite poor and it goes for as low as 50 an ounce (or lower?).
If I was an american, I'd get myself up to BC in a big hurry. With the
canadian dollar the way it is, an oz of kind bud would cost something like
125 u.s.
Time 09:08, 3 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
pie people over here think kind is a variety, definition please. All
the best Ot1.
Time 07:16, 3 Aug 1998
From pie
to the young(obviously) man who is doing this to this site .... don't
you smoke? if you do, then you certainly appreciate kind over dirt weed
...right??? most of us here want to learn how to grow the kind so we can
spread the weed. win-win for everyone ...including you! This site is a
big help!
Time 01:36, 3 Aug 1998
From Vic High
ncga - just want to let you know we're behind you bro. Keep the faith.
Time -1:41, 3 Aug 1998
From oldtimer1
Thanks for the info going to the htm makes it easy vic talk to you soon.
all the best
Ot1
Posted by ncga (UserInfo) on August 02, 1998 at 19:45:07:
In Reply to: Re: TIME TO STOP! PLEASE!!! posted by Brothers Grimm on August 02, 1998 at 17:23:24:
I have to agree even more so it is hard for me to make this post. I
feel
that I/We have been lied to. All this talk about being upstanding is
a
lie. I will be waging a full out effort aginst a major seed vendor
Starting Friday
August 7. The reason is I have just been informed that they are happy
about the
fact that rippied me off. Details avalible by email
ncga
Time -3:17, 2 Aug 1998
From Vic High (vic_high@hotmail.com)
colourless growing tip update:
If you recall, many of my blueberry clones and seedlings suddenly developed
creamy white growing tips.About 10 - 14 days later these tips would
die
and then the rest of the plant would follow.They are grown in soil
with
plenty of lime. I suspected an iron definciency but even the veins
were white.
I took a 5 gal pail of water and added about a tablespoon each of iron
sulphate
and epsom salts.I also added 2 tablespoons of alaska fish fert and
mixed
well.I then took 7 plants and sprinkeled a teaspoon of dolomite lime
on the
surface and then drenched each pot with a gal of plain water.I then
followed up by drenching with 1/2 gal of the above solution.The remaining
affected plants (about 11) were simply watered with the solution without
drenching.
That was a few days ago and today I noticed that all plants that I did
the drench
on have recovered while the others have not. I therefore conclude that
I had a
nutrient overdose that resulted in a nutrient lockout. I'm not sure
what was
overdosed and what all was locked out but I suspect that iron was one
of the
locked out nutrients.
Time -3:02, 2 Aug 1998
From Vic High (vic_high@hotmail.com)
Hi guys, sorry for not responding sooner. Been real busy lately. Thanks
for
sticking around helping to keep the info flowing.
chaz - welcome dude
chunk - I've had a couple of seedlings develope a variegated leaf or
two. Nothing
like blueberry though. Is afghani as bad as blueberry?
dingo - not sure where your coming from dude. I'm just a canadian grower
who
shares a few seeds. Heavan's stairway is the seed dealer who sells
my romberry
and blueberry and they would be better suited to answer your question.
A link to
their site is at BCGA'a webpage.
Bill Clinton - my grow notes are on the webpage (grower 1). If you have
any
specific questions, please feel free to ask them here or email me.
As you can
see, very little gets lost. Misplaced every now and then, but not lost,
haha.
aeric77 - say you should know better bud, mixing growing and women is
just
asking for trouble, haha. The woman will win every time, haha.
Lady J - sorry for the sexist comments, a little red-neck has to surface
every now
and then, haha. I'm on the same quest you are. I've found very little.
Picked up a
nice dissecting scope yesterday so I'll see if I can start by catagorizing
them.
Time 07:31, 31 Jul 1998
From Lady J
vic, do you have any resources (other than clarke)that address dominance
of trichome type/color? Trying to work out some phenotype ratios and this
trait is not well documented. Also if a plant is to be produced to have
four specific traits and has a one in 256 chance of happening, what types
of realistic seedling numbers are we talking about to get it, and what
if any types of systems can support this type of project?
Time 00:14, 31 Jul 1998
From aeric77
hey all, threw 11 of the romberry into 12/12 to determine sex, will
pull the best looking lady out for mama and leave the rest to flower......had
16 of the vigorous little bastards but a very pretty young woman talked
me out of 5...amazing what a smile will do to a grown man's common sense....
Time 10:52, 29 Jul 1998
From OT1
Looks like somone has stuffed the cannabis .com board as well. Vic are the plants recovering. I had a meeting today with one of our members he agrees with me that it must be a reaction to the spray. He pointed out that the shock of loosing all the chlorophyll from the main leaves may cause a lot of roots to die. If the roots not to damaged regrowth should be fairly rapid. Also in summer when a crops been taken, if the remains of the plants are put outside a lot of Indicas don't regen and most sativas do its not a thing I have done but he says its so. We were talking in parallels any way we have our fingers crossed for you. I have selected three bb ladies to mum up and to use for breeding two for their strength, weight, and being 100% female the third cos I like it the best! solid female not got the weight but it makes me smile. In order B6 9 weeks 37.2 grams B8 9 weeks 39.2 grams B2 8 weeks and 4 days 24.9 grams - fav. They were cut at 80% + brown and I suspect you would have cut at least a week previously. Pulled a few seeds out of the espXbb to check they are nice and plump but not quite brown enough to be fully ripe.
All the best. Ot1.
Time -3:48, 29 Jul 1998
From Jay
old timer,good to hear..sounds like you english canniboids are doin a good job over there,keep up the good work.
lothar its a nl x haze clone,chat sometime sure
Time 20:14, 28 Jul 1998
From Bill Clinton (mad-kayaker@usa.net)
Vic, should be getting my Romberry from H.S. within the next 7-10 days.
How
would it work organic SOG? I would also like any growing notes e-mailed
if
possible (if it's not too much trouble). It seems easier than popping
on this board
constantly and asking advice. Thanx
Time 15:19, 28 Jul 1998
From chunk
Hey Vich,
I'm gonna order romberry tommarrow.Sounds great, I have a question
also, Does romberry get all curled up like bluberry? My afganni did
that, i just
can't handle that,they scare me? thanks
Time 20:57, 27 Jul 1998
From aeric77
for the record......as I said to Vic....neither of you has been 'dropped',
your 'words' are being withheld until this bullshit let's up... as I explained
to Vic, he has, by being helpfull and informative become a target, and
judging by what's happening here, a big one...... I did what I thought
I could do to keep the site from becoming a target, if you want more info,
email me.....
Time 16:59, 27 Jul 1998
From Vic High
Crane - I also created a temp page at:
http://www.hempbc.inter.net:80/cgi/chatmain.pl5?temp
to play around with.I found my test posts were cluttering up the place,
haha.
Lothar, I was told I was dropped because of security concerns. They
said that my
recent attention at cannabis.com made others feel uneasy.That would
be
fine but Soul who has been a much bigger target is still there.Therefore
I
don't buy it.
It looks more like politics at play and a little pressure to pick
sides.Personally I make my own decisions who I do business with and
who
I associate with.Where it doesn't affect others I also feel no need
to
explain my actions.Can't figure why you aren't back unless it was because
you didn't contribute enough, or maybe your association with B Steve
and his
involvement with BB?Who knows but your right, you deserved an
explanation along with the others that were dumped.
Time 10:14, 27 Jul 1998
From oldtimer1
Hi jay this is as condensed as I can make it I know you don't have bio Bizz over there.
Lighting at 53 w per sq ft.Compostmade of 5 ltrs pre mix 10 ltrs worm
compost,15 ltrs sterilised loam, 15 ltrs perlite.25 ltrs sedge peat, 35
ltrs moss peat and a cup of dolomite lime per 100 ltrs by volume. 4 litre
pots were used for flowering. Plant canopy = 18.91 sq ftenclosed with mylar
curtains. Complete air change every 3.5 mins no Co2 used, total yield =
1801 grams. Method 1 week 18 - 6 hrs then decrementdown half an hr per
day to 12 -12 hrs. Crop cutfrom week 9 to week 10 on 12 hrs when 80% brown.Crop
sprayed twice a week with ordinary Maxicrop + H2 O2 until flowers started
to form clustersfeed to same time was Bio Bizz grow @ 40 ml to 10 ltrs
every water. Then a mix of of Bio Bizz grow and Bloom40 ml of each total
80 ml to 10 ltrs every other water until cut. By the way Bio Bizz knocks
the spots off of earth juice for flavour.
All the the growers use the same system with slight variations ie some
use 3 litre pots =2.4 plants to the sq ft and some 4 litre 2.12 to the
sq ft. Whenno 5 first gave me the results I thought we had not made the
1k until I got the full results and realised that he had grown two blocks
one of ours and a control of his old vars [ bubble gum & AK ] He’s
new to soil and wasn'tconvinced, he sure is now!And he beat all of us what
can you say.
Vic why the red window ?
All the best. Ot1.
Time 00:41, 27 Jul 1998
From lothar
They dropped me , don't figure, didn't say squat bout no one , OH well whatever, but they could have let me no why or even that I wasn't picked up for another season, wasn't into fishing anyways....
Man am I ever haven a hard time getting good clones with this heat,
humidity and all that fucken powdery mildew I am keeping less than
10% I got mabey 30 good ones but I am still 3 weeks away from planting
so NP
Jay What clone you got ???
Should get together for a Chat some time eh ?
Time 16:43, 26 Jul 1998
From jay
hello oldtimer! congrats on the awesome yields.was this in soil? organic mix or chemicals?
lothar hey stranger got a new clone you might like to try....
vic get any more speeding tickets lately...?and what happened to justice
?
Time 12:47, 26 Jul 1998
From Vic High
Hey Oldtimer,
Thanks for the input.My moms and many romberry clones are far closer
to
the light than the affected blueberries.They are about 5 feet from
the light.
The white leaves are full size and look healthy except for the fact
that they
are creamy white.About 5-10 days later, the tips die and the rest of
the
plant follows. I'm sure it's a physiological responce but not sure
if it is chemical or
viral induced.
Wouldn't photo chemical burn turn the leaves brown quickly?This is a
new
idea and just want to clarify.I would be happy if this is all it is.It
would
be easy to avoid for future crops.I don't mind loosing plants so long
as I
can figure for sure what the cause is so I can learn from it. If you
have time,
could you go into more detail on the symptoms and conditions of the
photo
chemical burn?
Time 03:17, 26 Jul 1998
From oldtimer1
Hi Vic it sounds like photo chemical burn and if the damage is severe
they may
be a write off.Were any of your plants still damp from spray when the
main
lights came on especially the halide? It doesn't sound like a normal
deficiencies. I
had it happen once with some mums sprayed an hour before the light
came on
it took a month under 24 hr fluorescent's for them to recover and the
symptoms sound the similar. I hope I'm wrong all the best. Ot1. Looks
like they
are at it again?
Time -2:50, 26 Jul 1998
From Vic High
BB will be 6-7 weeks, Romberry 8 weeks and rom is a wopping 10 weeks.
Good
show on the 2 1/2' colas with a single light. Too cool, but I'm still
going to stay
with soil, haha. I'm greedy but not greedy enough to prostitute my
beliefs and go
hydro, LMAO.
So you been working much bud? Haven't heard from you for a while. I
heard that
they dropped you from the 99. Welcome to the club, me too. I don't
remember
you pissing anyone off?
Oh well take care, Vic High
Time 19:10, 25 Jul 1998
From Lothar
Vic how long is the BB and the rom and rom/bb getting ready to infuse
my room
soon and just want to know the what is what... And remember how I said
about
the burm or early P well I said it sucked --total turn around now a
few of them are
looking like BASEBALL BATS no shit fucken huge with small internode
leangths
all the way down to the bottomgoing to get a 2 and a half foot
budincreadable , the smoke may not be the best but what a yeilder---and
about the smoke we will be checking it out in eanest this time...and
I wish I had
something slanderious or some shit to drop on someone but well Ill
think of some
thing .... oh oh ya your a poopy head ..oops I used my name at the
top DOH ..
oh welll I m just brave I guess not a cowardly flamer I sighn my flames
Time 13:32, 25 Jul 1998
From Vic High
New problem.
This is only happening to some of the blueberry right now. The terminal
shoots
have suddenly turned creamy white and then die back. At first my partner
thought I was growing white pointsettas. To me it looks like a nutrient
lockout that
must have been triggered by all the spraying. The closest I could figure
was an
iron deficiency but the veins also turned white. I considered calcium
but there is
no shortage of dolomite lime. I tested pH and it is 6.8.
In addition to the pest control sprays below, I have also sprayed with
fulvic acid
so maybe it caused the nutrient lockout.
Time 11:39, 25 Jul 1998
From Vic High
oldtimer - I think we are all interested in the info. I copied it to
wordpad and can
post it if you would like. Maybe here and T2's public forum? It may
be a little
large for one of the private ones.
You lost me on the eradicate them and reversion virus thing. You talking
about
the mites? I think the neem oil is doing the trick. So was sm90 and
trounce but I
was getting a fair bit of phytotoxicity with the sm90. All stamens
died on flowering
plants so it's been fun guessing on the flowering times. Buds are still
swelling
and growing but I almost harvested some disapointing looking romulans
this
weekend until I looked them up and found that they still have 4 weeks
to go,
haha.It's going to be tough guessing on the 5 untested strains that
are in
flower now though. I guess I'll really have to look closely at the
crystals.
At least I think the mites are on the way out.Very, very few adults
left and
no mites on any new plants. As older ones are harvested, they should
be
definately eradicated.I now use the following spray:
Day 1 - trounce (safers soap/pyrethrum)
Day2 - water
Day3 - sm90
Day4 - water
Day5 - einstein oil - (neem oil)
Day 6 - water
Day 7 back to top of list
Time 09:43, 25 Jul 1998
From oldtimer1
Vic you didn't say do you think they would like our stats there? You
need to
compleatly eradicate them they can carry reversion virus which is most
important
with your mums. All the best Ot1
Time -1:37, 24 Jul 1998
From Vic High
Chunk - I've never directly sampled Sag's blueberry direct.I believe
that
the parents of these seeds came from Sag because that is what Emery
told me
and they seem to fit the descriptions I've read.I'm talking about the
original
sag blueberry that came from DJ Short before they "improved" the line.I've
since grown out the new DJ Short stock and not sure if there was a
mixup but the
bud was crap in comparison to theoriginal stock.I've never tried or
heard
anything about Sag's new inhouse blueberry.
Personally, I would recommend romberry if you want an easier and quicker
plant
to select a clone mother from and start producing bud.It yields more
and is
more potent.It is also a far more vigourous plant.Down side is the
longer flower time.Both are equal in flavour in that some prefer one
and
some prefer the other.If blueberry gets stressed it can loose it's
blueberry
flavour and is more finicky with respect to nutrients.
If you are after breeding stock, blueberry would be a better choice
because of
it's immediate stability.You could use romberry but you would then
be
creating variable F2s (which could be very interesting as well).
Time -1:22, 24 Jul 1998
From chunk
Vic High,
Going to order your strains from h.s. In your opinion, which is better,blueberry
or
romberry?
Is that blueberry as good as sagarmartha's?
I want something that grows very fast,could you help me? All your information
would be greatly appreciated.thanx
Time -3:35, 24 Jul 1998
From Vic High
Oldtimer - gibb acid info is now at:
http://www.oocities.org/SunsetStrip/Amphitheatre/5796/gibberelins.htm