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>> No. 5834 Anonymous
27th June 2013
Thursday 5:18 pm
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Hey lads,

Just got a quick question..

If I start germination on Monday, do you think I'll get anything from a guerilla ruderalis indica grow?

I know this strain will definitely work in the south of England where I am as it works in North-Eastern Europe, just worried about summer ending before they flower.

Do I have to hope for an extended summer or are my toils going to shit?

Not trying to achieve super-weed at commercial levels here just farming 5 plants for myself for medical reasons (hense why indica!)
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>> No. 5836 Anonymous
28th June 2013
Friday 2:23 pm
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what strain is it? depends mostly on the strain and the soil you're growing it in
>> No. 5837 Anonymous
1st July 2013
Monday 10:30 pm
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>>5836

Rederelis Indica
>> No. 5838 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 2:32 pm
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>>5836

Sounds like auto flower to me so they will grow just about anywhere with mediocre yield.
>> No. 5839 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 4:17 pm
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>>5834
5 plants? In your garden? What's the risk here? Will the neighbours grass you up? Would the police just confiscate the plants, or would they arrest you anyway, or can they even pull out an intent to supply charge?
>> No. 5840 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 4:43 pm
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>>5839

If caught, you'd generally get a fine of a few hundred quid or a community order. You might get away with a caution if you're very lucky. The CPS won't bother going for intent to supply unless you admit to it - commercial grows are massive operations with dozens of plants and magistrates know it.

It's probably a poor idea to grow in your own garden unless you've got a very secluded spot. Indoor growing is piss easy, gives better yields and can be done in remarkably little space.
>> No. 5841 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 5:49 pm
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>>5840
Don't you need to buy a heat lamp for that though? Must cost a lot in electricity.
>> No. 5842 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 6:16 pm
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>>5841

Plants need light to photosynthesise, so growing indoors requires a powerful light to substitute for sunlight. A 400w lamp costs about £15 a month to run, but would provide a yield of several hundred grams. The cost of electricity is trivial, it works out to a couple of quid an ounce. A very sophisticated hydroponic system can cost thousands, but you can buy a basic growlight for as little as £40.

Indoor gardening is far easier and cheaper than most people realise. If you've got £50, a wardrobe and a bit of common sense, you can be self-sufficient.
>> No. 5844 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 6:24 pm
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>>5842

Yup. I loved the story today screaming ELECTRICITY THIEVES STEAL YOU LECCY TO GROW DRUGS.

When you go into the stats you find cannabis farms stealing leccy are responsible for 33% of stolen leccy. Or about 2 quid a household a year.
>> No. 5845 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 7:06 pm
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>>5841

icmag.com
>> No. 5846 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 9:28 pm
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>>5844
Stop saying 'leccy'.
>> No. 5847 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 9:35 pm
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>>5846

He's obviously a professional and knows the correct terms for these sort of things.
>> No. 5848 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 9:37 pm
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>>5844
I'd rather that money went to the Queen.
>> No. 5849 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 9:43 pm
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>>5847

Sparky here. You are correct.
>> No. 5850 Anonymous
3rd July 2013
Wednesday 11:03 pm
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>>5834

uk420.com

Nowhere near as good as icmag.com, but certainly more british.
>> No. 5891 Anonymous
18th July 2013
Thursday 3:07 pm
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>>5834

OP/

Would anyone be interested in a grow diary of this?
>> No. 5892 Anonymous
18th July 2013
Thursday 9:11 pm
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>>5891
Me.
>> No. 5893 Anonymous
19th July 2013
Friday 1:42 pm
5893 Grow Diary 19th July
About 2 weeks in.

The weather has been stunning and all five seedlings have emerged into healthy little plants with quite big leaves like the ruderalis indica shown in the original post.

They are about 7 cm high now with a leaf span of about 8 cm, the biggest is about 30% larger then the smallest,

I have dug out 1 meter square on a slope for each plant, so a 3 by 1 meter plot for the first 3 plants, and a 2 by 1 meter plot for the two which will be on the higher terrace.

I am currently in discussion with a friend who has grown these about 15 years ago on the best fertilizers to use outdoor, since my garden is at the bottom of a forrest on a slope we assume this has added a base level of fertilization which we will gradually supplement with a combination of bonemeal, fishmeal and potash.

He also wanted to mix a 10% piss solution but I told him I'd think about it, what do you guys think? If it makes a different I have a gluten, fizzy drink and alchohol free diet so I don't consume much shit (aside from chocolate, coffee and smoking).

3 days are predicted cloudy in my area but a nabour has a 300w CFL he's going to put them under for those days so we don't fall behind in the season, we may even rush them a bit in a 20/4 cycle to encourage flowering before september outdoors when they get very big.
>> No. 5911 Anonymous
26th July 2013
Friday 2:29 pm
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>>5893

They have been sick for a few days due to me being busy with other stuff and not notice a nitrogen deficiency but they seem on the mend now.

Will post pictures next Friday.
>> No. 5919 Anonymous
5th August 2013
Monday 3:19 pm
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>>5911

Since they are outdoor, and its been pissing with rain I am worried they may suffer from over-watering again.

I'm using soil from the woods (redish soil, probably not ideal) with fish blood an bone and a bag of perlite.

Probably gonna leave em be for a couple weeks before I next check on them now, I have been chucking slug pallets around about an acre of land around my garden so hopefully my biological warfare will whipe the fuckers out until my babies are big enough to survive on there own.
>> No. 6223 Anonymous
7th October 2013
Monday 1:07 pm
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>>5919

Here is one about a month before I think they will be ready to harvest.
>> No. 6224 Anonymous
7th October 2013
Monday 3:52 pm
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You have started too late, my friend.

You will get bud, just not much of it. I do believe your strain is an autoflowering variety, no?
>> No. 6225 Anonymous
7th October 2013
Monday 3:54 pm
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>>6223

Jut remember that the plants gain the bulk of their weight in the last two weeks.

Do you have any pics of the five of them together?

If you do this again, I would advise you to dig a hole and then fill it with proper soil.
>> No. 6226 Anonymous
7th October 2013
Monday 3:58 pm
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>>5841

Lol @ heat lamp.

This is the crap that the media puts in its stories. Another one is "hydroponic" lights. There is no such thing!

>>5842

Forget wardrobes unless you have an appropriate extraction system to get rid of the massive amounts of heat that will be trapped within.

>>5850

UK420.com is full of pricks. If you disagree with them you will be banned. THCTalk would be much better, or rollitup come to think of it. Much friendlier places.
>> No. 6228 Anonymous
7th October 2013
Monday 10:32 pm
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Ruderalis...why? Crappest strain going.
>> No. 6230 Anonymous
8th October 2013
Tuesday 3:06 pm
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>>6228

Ruderalis is only part of the strain. Ruderalis alone only produces hemp. Its genetics are used in breeding to create a plant that auto-flowers.
>> No. 6231 Anonymous
8th October 2013
Tuesday 3:58 pm
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>>6230

Ruderalis genetics are brilliant. You get short, hardy plants that autoflower very quickly, even if they're badly neglected. If you're after maximum yields and know what you're doing then ruderalis crosses aren't the best choice, but for the novice grower they're a revelation. Several breeders have strains that go from seed to bud in under nine weeks, with mature plant heights of less than 60cm.
>> No. 6232 Anonymous
9th October 2013
Wednesday 12:23 am
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>>6224

Yes I planted them late, I knew this before I planted them, they are Indica Ruderelis from seed.

>>6225

As this is more of a hobby I wanted to use the local woodland soil as British soil is perfect for this kind of thing in some places so its a novelty to smoke something grown in the local soil, like wine each region may have different qualities.

I will post another pic in a few days, only 2 left (3 males which I pulled a few weeks ago).
>> No. 6233 Anonymous
9th October 2013
Wednesday 12:43 am
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>>6228

Its easy to grow, smell blends in with other garden plants, you get decent yield and I smoke Indica's anyway (this is Indica Ruderelis).

I will probably experiment with other outdoor-suited strains next year.
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28th October 2013
Monday 6:45 pm
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28th October 2013
Monday 6:45 pm
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>> No. 6280 Anonymous
28th October 2013
Monday 6:48 pm
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Some more pics, probably about 2 weeks till harvest.

For a very late start, they are not doing too badly considering the recent shit weather.

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