Mephisto Genetics Communal Mephisto Testers Thread: GGG#4, Yeti OG, CDLC Edition

[coolbunny1234]

Here's Yeti OG in a 2L organic coco Hempy, she came down on day 81.

Looks awesome man! Great job.

 

[Roasty McToasty]

How did you find the organic coco @Roasty McToasty thinking of giving if a go next round. Did you use organic nutes or a soil mix? Also did you ph? I'm really enjoying not having to ph with my organic soil grows at the mo?

Honestly the soil kicked the cocos ass with organics, I did amend the coco initially with bloom organic nutes, but found it not to be enough. So I added an organic 8-8-8 fert about 40 days in. Next time round, I'll use both amendments mixed in at different rates with the majority at the bottom of pot. Then just plain water with calmag if necessary (using cobs), I have to ph up if calmag gets added. This was also a test for me as well, and i must say that organics deffo gave a spike in potency and taste. Lower yields are the downside, hopefully I can fix that with dialing in.

 

[Roasty McToasty]

Looks awesome man! Great job.

Thank you sir!

 

[strangegreen]

Saved the best for last. Yeti OG in organic soil Autopot 15L (3.9G). She came down day 82. All my closeups came out shitty, sorry.

Many thanks to Mitch and crew for letting me test these out.
Also would like to thank everyone who participated, real nice work you guys.

This was my first attempt at organic coco, so there was a steep learning curve. I am very pleased with the results and am very excited to try these out.
Facing an empty tent for the first time in 2.5 years, gotta get some maintenance done to the homestead, and can't have a grow going. I will return in 2018, hope to do some competing.

and to all.

Organic coco seemed to work well.Great looking girls there!

 

[Eyes on Fire]

Ya man, Soil organics is far superior than coco as far as fully active and living fully fed water only systems go. imo at any rate coco does some nice stuff though dont get me wrong. just fades colors a little early because of the foods I believe and the ability to hold the web as well as is all. but both work fine. add some teas and a tab or two and problem solved with some teas. Nice wee plant of frost ya got there man

 

[Roasty McToasty]

Organic coco seemed to work well.Great looking girls there!

Ya man, Soil organics is far superior than coco as far as fully active and living fully fed water only systems go. imo at any rate coco does some nice stuff though dont get me wrong. just fades colors a little early because of the foods I believe and the ability to hold the web as well as is all. but both work fine. add some teas and a tab or two and problem solved with some teas. Nice wee plant of frost ya got there man

Thanks guys!

Totally agree EoF, really liking what I'm seeing with soil in autopots. Just gotta dial them in better. Dont get much easier than autopots with str8 water.

 

[F.N.]

Here is my plants I did not see this.

 

[Roasty McToasty]

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Nice plants, any more details? Age, medium, feed, what not.

 

[F.N.]

I feed green planet nutrients Hydro fuel gro a/b and bloom a/b I use aussie tonic, Root builder tea, liquid W8, Pro cal, and massive and Dense. I use pro mix HP with added perlite. For Containers it is air pots all the way 3 and 5 gallon depending on the strain. I am so sorry but the exact start date eludes me they are around day 45 to 50 I have grown a lot of plants lately and forgot to write the start date down. Here is a nice tent shots two pictures to cover my
grow which is 95% mephisto.

 

[awolace]

Here's my cdlc girl still going strong on day 85. Huge chem smell coming off her now as she's finishing up. She's about 90% cloudy with just a few ambers. I'm going away in 5 days so I'll proabably give her her last watering just before I go and let her start to dry in situ. Anyone done that before?