Dr.Hash's 6 Lowryders Guerilla grow

[Dr.Hashman]

Today I started 6 Lowryder Classic seeds germinating via the paper towel method. Lowryders take around 8 weeks to go from seed to harvest. I will be using some organic ferts and mixes.

My soiless mix
60% ProMix
30% perlite
10% Super Tea Mix (as directed), Dolomite Lime (as directed)

Super Tea Mix is Peruvian Seabird Guano, Worm Castings, and Bat guano; 55-1.
Budswel is the same thing but 0-7-0, and I will be using that for flowering.
Other things in my lineup are Liquid Karma, Superthrive, PureBlend Pro Grow, AN Overdrive, Big Bud, and Micro. I will try to stay away from the liquid ferts but if my plant is telling me it needs something, it will get it.

Germination week one- Seeds will pop then once the taproot emerges, they will go in Jiffy cubes in a humidity dome with CFLs overhead (4 42w warm, 2 30w cool).

Vegetative week 1- Transferring the Jiffy cubes into small containers once all the seedlings have got nice stems with dicot leaves sticking out and absorbing light well, then I will take out the humidity dome.

Vegetative week 2/3- Keep plants under CFLs until they are ready to go outside. I will put the cubes and some soil in a 6 container gardening store container thing until they grow up a bit bigger. They will be fed water only, but there is some Super Tea Mix mixed into the soil. They will show sex around this time and I will discard males if I have enough pollen/seeds still.

Flowering week 1- Transfer females (maybe a male) into bigger pots and given water mixed with some Budswel. I will put them outside in their hidden spot for the rest of the grow.

Flowering week 2/3/4- Plants are being watered with Budswel/whatever else they need (a little BigBud)

Flowering week 5/6- Flush with plain water. I am going to harvest some a bit early, at prime, and a little later for the different kinds of highs.

So that is my plan for these 6 seeds that are germinating right now.

Dr.Hashman Reviewed by Dr.Hashman on 03-30-2007. Dr.Hash's 6 Lowryders Guerilla grow Today I started 6 Lowryder Classic seeds germinating via the paper towel method. Lowryders take around 8 weeks to go from seed to harvest. I will be using some organic ferts and mixes. My soiless mix 60% ProMix 30% perlite 10% Super Tea Mix (as directed), Dolomite Lime (as directed) Super Tea Mix is Peruvian Seabird Guano, Worm Castings, and Bat guano; 55-1. Budswel is the same thing but 0-7-0, and I will be using that for flowering. Other things in my lineup are Liquid Karma, Rating: 5

[Dr.Hashman]

A little update:

Day 2
My seeds have all started a taproot going, some 1mm, some 6mm. They all germed and are going to go into some jiffy plugs tonight, then tomorrow morning they are going under CFLs. They will not break the surface probably until day 4, but I thought that I should do a 1 day runthrough with the lights testing them and such.

[1chronic]

Blast! I'm officially declaring my self addicted to grow logs!

Somebody help?

Back on topic, Can't wait to see them break the surface. I'll be checking back. Man, I gotta get some seeds.

[Dr.Hashman]

One broke surface today. I put it under 2 30w cool fluorescent lights and it is in a humidity dome.

[Dr.Hashman]

4 are about 1" high and looking good. My dog sat ontop of them but they are ok (I was working on the lights and it sat next to me... ontop of my little plants...)

[1chronic]

Ouch, silly pooch.

[Dr.Hashman]

The plants are ok and growing up fine. I have good new on my other grow, I found another female! 2 males, 2 females, 1 can't decide yet.

[Dr.Hashman]

They are coming right along. They are about 2" high and have 1 big set of leaves and one smaller set growing.

[bukujutsu]

Hmm, is it possible to do low stress training on lowryders or lowryder 2s?

[Ready to Rally]

Sup Hashman,
Currently have 4 Top44 about to be Flowered, I was wondering though... Would Lowryders be good for me I Live in Temperate Zone and need short, fat, bushy plant with a quick flowering time period. Lemme know if you got any good informational websites on Lowryder THX... :joint1: :S5: :baggy: