Indoor Teetee does some Sawney Beans and some Dutch Passion classics

[Teetee]

Another massive haul to keep you going my friend. Great stuff

I wouldn't say 'massive' cos I used to get well over 30oz a grow, and with Samsquanch coming in at 190g (6.7oz) and Facehugger 70g (just under 2.5oz), along with LSD 8oz and Hellraiser 7.5oz, that makes a total of 24.7oz..... not so bad now that I type it!

Plus it's some of the best gear I've ever grown.... I had to score half an oz of medicinal weed while waiting for the crop to dry, and it was nice stuff and all....strong and skunky, but without being biassed, this gear is notches above in every way.

These Sawney picks are just SO good aren't they?

Spectacular results mate.
That Facehugger is all nuggets genetics by the structure, perfect I will make a gen1 for sure
Thanks for sharing mate, enjoy the harvest

I haven't tried Facehugger yet... a precious 2.5oz means that lot will sit in a Grovebag for a couple of months before I get into it.

Hellraiser, Samsquanch and LSD are all excellent... all really strong and heaps of taste. Hellraiser is the strongest, really complex smell and taste. LSD is really really tasty, again very complex, so full of flavour and a very hard hit. Samqsuanch is a different kind of taste, dank and earthy, it's really strong too.... all top shelf gear.
I'll never say it enough Bro..... Cheers for the magic beans!

I really rate the Grovebags for taste development and preservation... I have the 4oz ones and put 3oz in each one. They all tasted pretty excellently a week or 2 after drying, but the flavours have really changed and intensified in the bags, and a few weeks later thay are just incredible.


I dry by hanging manicured stems, once dry store in jars with Boveda 62's for a week or so, (do a weigh up) then into Grovebags... so bagging is just another step in my usual routine, just need less jars. There's much less glass clanging about and they take up way less space.

Only downside is the seals...they come away from the inside of the bag very easily.... my dishwasher tab bags never break, but open a Grovebag the normal way just once and it's fucked. I use bulldog clips now.

Stay tuned for news... I'm about to start a new grow...

 

[Kausk]

Only downside is the seals...they come away from the inside of the bag very easily.... my dishwasher tab bags never break, but open a Grovebag the normal way just once and it;s fucked. I roll 'em over and use bulldog clips now.

Not using GroveBags anymore because of this. Tried these AliExpress bags:

Theyre thicker, the seal is welded properly and the bag has a tab for gripping on the outside of the seal. Very comfortable, can recommend.

 

[Teetee]

Cheers for that @Kausk
Are you sure they do the same job? Got all the layers etc?

 

[Teetee]

It's gonna be a hot hot next few months. It's mid spring and it's already over 30°C in the day and 20°C minimum at night. There hasn't been any rain for months but Cyclone season's coming and it's gonna get tropical real soon, with temps and humidity peaking in February.
"Thanks for the weather update Teetee, but what the fuck has that got to do with weed?" I hear you say.

Time for a new grow.... but given the shit ambient conditions, I'm not gonna do anything fancy.

@Antonio_DutchPassion nice man that he is, has kindly given me some lovelies....

• 3x Auto Frozen Biscotti
• 3x Auto Red Tropicana Cookies
• 5x Auto Strawberry Soda

I would rather grow these in April / May when it's cooler and drier, to get the best out of these precious strains. Only having three of the Biscotti and Tropicana, it's too painful for me to spare the beans.

I will do one of the Auto Strawberry Sodas though.... and I'm gonna call her ASS. Hope she doesn't taste like one.

I'm also gonna grow a few from my Sawney bean collection. One each of:

• Bubblegum - I've been waiting over 30 years for this!
• Blue Amnesia Special - I fancy a bit of Blueberry gear
• Jonestown - One parent is LSD - say no more.

I've made up some nutrient and prepared the Solo cups... I'm going to nip downstairs and get it on!

 

[Kausk]

Cheers for that @Kausk
Are you sure they do the same job? Got all the layers etc?

Probably not exact same as the GroveBags, but for me it does not make a difference, especially when using boveda packs. The plastic feels more thick so i would guess water vapor permeability is different. Maybe its just a nice and thick chinese plastic bag, but ive been using them for quite a while now and I just ordered more.

I will do one of the Auto Strawberry Sodas though.... and I'm gonna call her ASS. Hope she doesn't taste like one.

 

[hope2grow]

I wouldn't say 'massive' cos I used to get well over 30oz a grow, and with Samsquanch coming in at 190g (6.7oz) and Facehugger 70g (just under 2.5oz), along with LSD 8oz and Hellraiser 7.5oz, that makes a total of 24.7oz..... not so bad now that I type it!

Plus it's some of the best gear I've ever grown.... I had to score half an oz of medicinal weed while waiting for the crop to dry, and it was nice stuff and all....strong and skunky, but without being biassed, this gear is notches above in every way.

These Sawney picks are just SO good aren't they?


I haven't tried Facehugger yet... a precious 2.5oz means that lot will sit in a Grovebag for a couple of months before I get into it.

Hellraiser, Samsquanch and LSD are all excellent... all really strong and heaps of taste. Hellraiser is the strongest, really complex smell and taste. LSD is really really tasty, again very complex, so full of flavour and a very hard hit. Samqsuanch is a different kind of taste, dank and earthy, it's really strong too.... all top shelf gear.
I'll never say it enough Bro..... Cheers for the magic beans!

I really rate the Grovebags for taste development and preservation... I have the 4oz ones and put 3oz in each one. They all tasted pretty excellently a week or 2 after drying, but the flavours have really changed and intensified in the bags, and a few weeks later thay are just incredible.


I dry by hanging manicured stems, once dry store in jars with Boveda 62's for a week or so, (do a weigh up) then into Grovebags... so bagging is just another step in my usual routine, just need less jars. There's much less glass clanging about and they take up way less space.

Only downside is the seals...they come away from the inside of the bag very easily.... my dishwasher tab bags never break, but open a Grovebag the normal way just once and it's fucked. I use bulldog clips now.

Stay tuned for news... I'm about to start a new grow...

I have a few ounce and half ounce ones m8 s
s9ddame problem.. the seals come off the bags.. Ive stuffed some of this blue mazar into them and taped them at the top for a few weeks. I'm sure those clip seal strips could be stuck on a bit better than they are!

Glad your stocked up with quality material ones sanity must be preserved

 

[Antonio_DutchPassion]

I will do one of the Auto Strawberry Sodas though.... and I'm gonna call her ASS. Hope she doesn't taste like one.

Good luck with the new run mate, and the tropical season coming in soon!

Cheers

 

[Teetee]

The rental inspection is out of the way, and it's time to get this grow on!

I had planted the seeds on 21st Oct, a couple of weeks before the inspection. The Auto Strawberry Soda popped first on the 25th, followed by Jonestown and then Blue Amnesia, but the Bubblegum didn't.
I had a dig around and the seed was intact, so I replanted it with another seed, just in case.... 3 days later and another dig revealed no action from either seed, so I planted a 3rd seed on the 29th, which DID pop on the 1st! 7 days behind the others.
I'm glad you gave me a few extra Bubblegum beans @Sawney_bean
Projected harvest time will be in the first few weeks of January when it will be absolutely sweltering. Can't wait

I had the seedlings in the tent, so on day 10, I had to dismantle everything before she came to inspect, keeping the seedlings out of sight, then put the kit back up again as soon as she pissed off.
I reckon they were down for about 4 hours, so no major harm done.

On day 12, my ASS was looking huge, as you can see...

There she is back right, with Jonestown back left, Blue Amnesia front centre and the baby Bubblegum on the far left.

Here they are from above... look at that ASS.

I repotted her into a 23L airpot. Have a look at my ASS now....

Oh, and I repotted Jonestown too.

I'm hoping Jonestown is gonna be killer gear.

Blue Amnesia is looking a bit rough, I suspect she wants a stronger feed, but she'll have to wait. Instead I'm feeding her a bit more volume of feed to flush out any pH issues, and that seems to be doing the trick.
I'll give her a few more days until I repot her.

The Bubblegum's on day 5, and looking fine.... here they are together...

All the grow shops have been going on about this Organic Living Soil, and I'm thinking about giving it a try. @Antonio_DutchPassion what do you think about this stuff....

It was co-developed with KiS Organics – alleged leaders in data-driven living soil science, and contains sphagnum peat moss, perlite, lava rock (scoria), certified organic horticultural grade compost, walnut shell biochar, ag lime, gypsum, fish bone meal, neem seed meal, soybean meal, colloidal soft rock phosphate, potassium sulphate, magnesium sulphate, multi-strain bacillus spp. Inoculant, trace element sulphates.

Here's some blurb, and it makes some hefty claims. I've bold texted the highlights....

Performance in trials has been exceptional, with seedling and cutting growth rates comparable to advanced hydroponic systems. Yet unlike hydroponics, this living soil mix sustains itself with an internal bank of slow-release nutrients and active biology, allowing crops to thrive with minimal nutrient supplementation. The addition of a multi-strain bacillus spp. consortium at batching accelerates early nutrient mineralisation, especially the transformation of ammonium into plant-available nitrate. This supports rapid root development and strong vegetative establishment. Over time, the soil food web continues to cycle nutrients, making it suitable for long-season and multi-cycle cropping in large containers or raised beds.

As this soil matures, growers will observe a rich ecosystem of microorganisms, fungi, and beneficial insects. These organisms form an active soil food web that releases nutrients in plant-available forms, stimulates plant growth and helps to outcompete pathogenic organisms. The ecological balance within the mix contributes to plant resilience, flavour complexity, and the expression of natural plant chemistry such as terpenes.

By design, this soil supports water-only cultivation when used in appropriately sized containers, reducing reliance on bottled fertilisers and synthetic additives. Nutrient-hungry fruiting crops thrive in this system under correct irrigation and environmental conditions. With light re-amendment between cycles, the mix can be reused over and over again, making it both an economically and environmentally sustainable solution for serious growers.

I've never heard of beneficial insects! WTF!!!
The host website advises to plant seedlings in damp soil, cover with a layer of organic straw mulch and avoid overwatering by aiming for soil that is evenly moist with no runoff. That's gonna be going against everything I do with Coco..... but might be worth a shot.
Maybe @hecno or @WildBill might also have an opinion on this product?

I'd love to try Biotabs, but they aren't sold in Aus, and I don't think it would be easy getting it shipped over from the EU. Maybe you might 'think different' Antonio.

So that's it then for this week. Thanks for taking a peep, and I look forward to more ASSing around next time.

 

[hope2grow]

The rental inspection is out of the way, and it's time to get this grow on!

I had planted the seeds on 21st Oct, a couple of weeks before the inspection. The Auto Strawberry Soda popped first on the 25th, followed by Jonestown and then Blue Amnesia, but the Bubblegum didn't.
I had a dig around and the seed was intact, so I replanted it with another seed, just in case.... 3 days later and another dig revealed no action from either seed, so I planted a 3rd seed on the 29th, which DID pop on the 1st! 7 days behind the others.
I'm glad you gave me a few extra Bubblegum beans @Sawney_bean
Projected harvest time will be in the first few weeks of January when it will be absolutely sweltering. Can't wait

I had the seedlings in the tent, so on day 10, I had to dismantle everything before she came to inspect, keeping the seedlings out of site, then put the kit back up again as soon as she pissed off.
I reckon they were down for about 4 hours, so no major harm done.

On day 12, my ASS was looking huge, as you can see...
View attachment 1766613

There she is back right, with Jonestown back left, Blue Amnesia front centre and the baby Bubblegum on the far left.

Here they are from above... look at that ASS.
View attachment 1766612

I repotted her into a 23L airpot. Have a look at my ASS now....
View attachment 1766611

Oh, and I repotted Jonestown too.
View attachment 1766615

I'm hoping Jonestown is gonna be killer gear.

Blue Amnesia is looking a bit rough, I suspect she wants a stronger feed, but she'll have to wait. Instead I'm feeding her a bit more volume of feed to flush out any pH issues, and that seems to be doing the trick.
I'll give her a few more days until I repot her.

The Bubblegum's on day 5, and looking fine.... here they are together...
View attachment 1766614

All the grow shops have been going on about this Organic Living Soil, and I'm thinking about giving it a try. @Antonio_DutchPassion what do you think about this stuff....
View attachment 1766616

It was co-developed with KiS Organics – alleged leaders in data-driven living soil science, and contains sphagnum peat moss, perlite, lava rock (scoria), certified organic horticultural grade compost, walnut shell biochar, ag lime, gypsum, fish bone meal, neem seed meal, soybean meal, colloidal soft rock phosphate, potassium sulphate, magnesium sulphate, multi-strain bacillus spp. Inoculant, trace element sulphates.

Here's some blurb, and it makes some hefty claims. I've bold texted the highlights....

Performance in trials has been exceptional, with seedling and cutting growth rates comparable to advanced hydroponic systems. Yet unlike hydroponics, this living soil mix sustains itself with an internal bank of slow-release nutrients and active biology, allowing crops to thrive with minimal nutrient supplementation. The addition of a multi-strain bacillus spp. consortium at batching accelerates early nutrient mineralisation, especially the transformation of ammonium into plant-available nitrate. This supports rapid root development and strong vegetative establishment. Over time, the soil food web continues to cycle nutrients, making it suitable for long-season and multi-cycle cropping in large containers or raised beds.

As this soil matures, growers will observe a rich ecosystem of microorganisms, fungi, and beneficial insects. These organisms form an active soil food web that releases nutrients in plant-available forms, stimulates plant growth and helps to outcompete pathogenic organisms. The ecological balance within the mix contributes to plant resilience, flavour complexity, and the expression of natural plant chemistry such as terpenes.

By design, this soil supports water-only cultivation when used in appropriately sized containers, reducing reliance on bottled fertilisers and synthetic additives. Nutrient-hungry fruiting crops thrive in this system under correct irrigation and environmental conditions. With light re-amendment between cycles, the mix can be reused over and over again, making it both an economically and environmentally sustainable solution for serious growers.

I've never heard of beneficial insects! WTF!!!
The host website advises to plant seedlings in damp soil, cover with a layer of organic straw mulch and avoid overwatering by aiming for soil that is evenly moist with no runoff. That's gonna be going against everything I do with Coco..... but might be worth a shot.
Maybe @hecno or @WildBill might also have an opinion on this product?

I'd love to try Biotabs, but they aren't sold in Aus, and I don't think it would be easy getting it shipped over from the EU. Maybe you might 'think different' Antonio.

So that's it then for this week. Thanks for taking a peep, and I look forward to more ASSing around next time.

Great to see you on the go again brother.. gonna be some mileage outta this ASS reference isn't there lol might as well get it started.. your ASS looks super healthy.. and very keen I see you've homed in on some organic soil.. interesting lookin forward to some teetee trees