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my hawaiian baby woodrose
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose [Re: supernewfie]
#19401367 - 01/10/14 09:57 PM (10 years, 20 days ago) |
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its just a baby!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose [Re: MisterCoOo]
#19418740 - 01/14/14 06:15 PM (10 years, 16 days ago) |
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It very much is! A month and a half old
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose [Re: supernewfie]
#19419601 - 01/14/14 08:50 PM (10 years, 16 days ago) |
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Looks happy!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose [Re: toawbe]
#19421715 - 01/15/14 07:55 AM (10 years, 16 days ago) |
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It does, I just flushed it 2 days ago.. I noticed a spider mite running on the soil.. I figured where theres 1 there more.. its all I seen though I went ahead a flushed and sprayed the entire plants upper a undersides of the leaves and stalks.. I havent seen another yet im hoping I drowned any that was possibly hiding in the soil
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose [Re: supernewfie]
#19424450 - 01/15/14 07:32 PM (10 years, 15 days ago) |
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wow... i don't remember seeing one of those plants before. they look so similar to morning glories...do they take off and grow as quick also? Looks like it's flourishing.
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Ive read its slow grow which it kinda is I got an early start on it hopefully it will grow faster when I get it out in the sun in spring and yeah morning glories contain small ammounts of lysergic acid same with this plant
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose [Re: supernewfie]
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose [Re: supernewfie]
#19474812 - 01/26/14 12:26 AM (10 years, 5 days ago) |
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*Kahuna Blessing* aloha
I always called it Hawaiian baby waterrose
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My bad, when I made this thread I didnt realize the forum topic is for cultivating edible plants and brewing. But for the sake of it here it is now.
Edited by supernewfie (01/26/14 11:39 AM)
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19478825 - 01/26/14 08:40 PM (10 years, 4 days ago) |
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This thread was moved from Culinary Arts, Gardening and Brewing.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19481214 - 01/27/14 12:55 PM (10 years, 3 days ago) |
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Looking good! Glad to see someone is actually planting those seeds and not just eating them, haha.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: electron]
#19481228 - 01/27/14 12:59 PM (10 years, 3 days ago) |
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What is your light setup? My friend is doing a similar experiment with 2x(2x18W) fluoros 6500k. He has some nice results going on, I'm going to adopt one and put it under 2X18W 6500k fluoro till spring is here.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: kyoto]
#19482517 - 01/27/14 05:41 PM (10 years, 3 days ago) |
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Using 2 13W CFL.
And thanks to the mod for moving the thread!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19492300 - 01/29/14 04:41 PM (10 years, 1 day ago) |
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I got some good growth in the last week or so in the nodes, theyre out a couple milimeters since then

also these are just a couple other things I have growing
This is a sensitive plant, mimosa pudica,

My carnivorous plant the venus flytrap, still just a babyyy 
just some old cactus I bought

Some Goji Berry!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19493002 - 01/29/14 06:31 PM (10 years, 1 day ago) |
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The "just some old cactus I bought" could be a Ferocactus sp. They get spines like fish hooks, just like yours is starting to express. They're cool.
That HBWR is going to rampage through your garden like Godzilla. They get huge. I like your species variation, good luck with it all.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: karode13]
#19494729 - 01/30/14 02:06 AM (10 years, 1 day ago) |
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lovely woodrose plants man. right on
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Lipa Kreepa]
#19501314 - 01/31/14 01:28 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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it is, a beautiful plant for sure. may take it out of the terrarium soon but im afraid it wont get as much light with only 1 cfl,,, theres tinfoil around the outside wall of the front on the terrarium with 2 cfl inside and the original florescent light for the tank is on occasionally. I think its making the plant more compact as in not much stretch because the lights are so close to the plant!! lol I took it out and ended up putting it back in because in the tank it looked as light was all over the plant , when I had it out and 1 light above I could notice light wasn't penetrating to the lower leaves and stalk. Itll soon be too big for the tank so it gotta come out then
and that cactus is cool for sure man , that's why I bought it. I'm not too sure of the cactus water needs or light because I never got much info off the seller... I bought it new years, the guy said it was about 2 years old, paid $6 for the little feller..
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19510425 - 02/02/14 10:57 AM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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I noticed, every leaf before swelling they hang, then they swell and pop open with a few hours of the swell, then they straighten up once open
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19522080 - 02/04/14 07:36 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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Transplanted today, it was in dire need of a bigger pot by the look of the root base
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19531482 - 02/06/14 04:18 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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. just wondering if anyone knew what this is.. its be like it since it was small, under the first leaf it was really noticable, but going down the main stalk mostly on one side the tanish streaks almost looks like dry wood. But directly under the first leaf it is more of a patch and not a streak, it was there since it was tiny and I figured it was from mites. But the little bug thing I seen before im pretty sure was a spring tale, which generall arent harmful to plants

And the stalk isnt quite straight at all. I figured it was the way it was growing towards light but I dont know. Its a healthy looking plant other than these 2 things, which may not be a problem anyways.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19532354 - 02/06/14 07:32 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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it'll grow like a vine, and won't grow in a straight line upwards. The brown on the stem is normal as well. The base of the plant will eventually become woody.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Uneak]
#19532371 - 02/06/14 07:37 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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Uneak said: it'll grow like a vine, and won't grow in a straight line upwards. The brown on the stem is normal as well. The base of the plant will eventually become woody.
I figured that from the whole "WOODrose" that's why it looked as if its starting to get woody at the stalk, just wanted some reassurance, thanks
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19535509 - 02/07/14 02:23 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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Looking good. Careful if you plan to move it out in the spring, they do not do well to light changes. Keep it shaded out side at first if you do move it out. Then it went through the same stress moving it back under lights for winter. Very fragile in that sense. I have one that I have been trying to get to grow more bushy lol I just keep cutting the vines that grow out.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: nickthe]
#19538214 - 02/08/14 05:57 AM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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I would be guessing it wouldn't be able to survive the winter would it... Hawaiian strain, I would say a month in newfoundland winter the poor scrap would be hopeless... I was trying to do some research about this actually,,, I couldn't find much, I was going to plant it along side of the house, where the chimney goes up, was thinking maybe thered be some ambient heat, but probably not in the ground since theres concrete foundation, and the root system is what cant be under freezing temps. I was hoping to keep it out I may have to discard it otherwise don't know if I want to bring a plant which I assume would be huge by that time back in the house for a full winter.... not only the room it will take up but also a light situation I wouldn't be able to sustain lol I doubt a few CFLs would suffice
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19539883 - 02/08/14 02:03 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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It cannot survive a cold winter lol. So unfortunately you would have to move it in and out. You can cut it back for the winter, it will grow like a vine, and just put it in front of a window. That is what I do with cacti. I put my hbwr under lights, but when they were first starting, they were just in the window, it will atleast keep it alive.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: nickthe]
#19557848 - 02/12/14 03:55 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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Nickthe, have you got your HBWR to flower yet? a couple years till they gain the ability to and seed? I would love to know, ive read they take so long to grow just to get to maturity to flower and seed. I was hoping I could do that by starting early(1st of December) and growing through winter to put out during summer and hopefully flower this year. from what I read it takes a couple years to get to that point but I just wanted to try and grow it out anyways.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19561405 - 02/13/14 12:33 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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I have not. I too have read it takes a few years.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: nickthe]
#19561565 - 02/13/14 01:10 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19604760 - 02/22/14 03:29 PM (9 years, 11 months ago) |
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Dang
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19612707 - 02/24/14 03:12 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Anyone know what may be causing this? Browning in the middle of leaves and tiny brown speckles around some of the leaves and one of the first apearing leaves died took it off today. I figured the first leaves would die at some point but the other one still looks very healthy
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19613827 - 02/24/14 07:49 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Looks pretty good to me. The first leaf that appeared dying is normal. These leaves are called Cotyledons, they're the first leaves to emerge when a seed germinates and help the seedling photosynthesize until true leaves emerge to do that job. After this happens the cotyledons generally yellow and fall off because they've served their purpose.
The Brown spots could be light burn or very small insect damage, but he plant looks fine otherwise.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: karode13]
#19613982 - 02/24/14 08:23 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Looks fine to me. I have a four year old HBWR and it drops old leaves on occasion. It should put out new leaves from the same spot (except for the cotyledons).
These vines are very hardy and tough. If yours makes it past the first year or two then it will be hard to kill as long as you keep it indoors.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Acaterpillar]
#19615492 - 02/25/14 06:43 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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oh it does certainly look very healthy
 I was just a little worried to see the browning on the true leaves, as for the cotyledons, I knew they aren't "true" leaves and will die eventually but with the combination of the browning and that one dying I didn't know what to think about it...
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19615603 - 02/25/14 08:04 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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I personally would repot it,because clear containers just aren't the way to go for growing plants.Plant roots hate light.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19615615 - 02/25/14 08:12 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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I know they hate light but I have no potting containers and it was all I had to work with.. I was thinking about putting black paper around it at some point but I figured it would soon be ready for a bigger pot then I could replant when I get my hands on a dark container... but I may tape paper over it today while im waiting for it to root throughout the pot
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19615629 - 02/25/14 08:23 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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supernewfie said: I know they hate light but I have no potting containers and it was all I had to work with.. I was thinking about putting black paper around it at some point but I figured it would soon be ready for a bigger pot then I could replant when I get my hands on a dark container... but I may tape paper over it today while im waiting for it to root throughout the pot
I wasn't trying to be a know it all either,it was just a suggestion Do you not have any garden centers/nurseries near you? Here,they sell all the old black pots,for 10 cents a piece!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19615663 - 02/25/14 08:34 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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nah man I wasn't saying you were, I can see where some may think I don't know much about plants just from this thread but I have grown a variety of plants in the last few years and done much research.. mainly grew marijuana in greenhouse but I have a couple buddies doing indoor grows that I helped extensively while theyre getting to know more about the growing hobby. but I have no nurseries around, the nearest city is just over an hour away where id be able to purchase some but I rarely go to the city and im also broke as a joke until I find work. its good you suggested though because had I not known it would be of good help but im stuck right now with what I can do and is why I only have a tank with a few species of plants and only a couple CFL bulbs to grow them with at the moment.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19615693 - 02/25/14 08:51 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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supernewfie said: nah man I wasn't saying you were, I can see where some may think I don't know much about plants just from this thread but I have grown a variety of plants in the last few years and done much research.. mainly grew marijuana in greenhouse but I have a couple buddies doing indoor grows that I helped extensively while theyre getting to know more about the growing hobby. but I have no nurseries around, the nearest city is just over an hour away where id be able to purchase some but I rarely go to the city and im also broke as a joke until I find work. its good you suggested though because had I not known it would be of good help but im stuck right now with what I can do and is why I only have a tank with a few species of plants and only a couple CFL bulbs to grow them with at the moment.
I was just saying that,because sometimes I come off like I am I feel ya though,and it sucks being broke.I think since you are stuck with what you have for now,putting black paper around the container would work
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19615700 - 02/25/14 08:54 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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lol just for a laugh I uploaded the mess I had in my greenhouse last summer. I had the plants for the most part way too close together and very unorganized.. this greenhouse is in the woods, probably a 3 or 4 minute ATV run

this is a pumpkin plant, mistake putting it in the greenhouse it was fucking huge and had to remove it later becase of the space and light it was taking away from other plants
 some golden zucchini
 Cucumber
 corn, which was a mistake to put in the greenhouse
 I also had a variety of beans, radishes, peppers and few other things that I had growing, some of which never matured because I removed to make light for the mary jane
there was a whole lot of stretch on the plants because I had way too much plastic over the GH blocking or dimming the light that could enter and also made the air stagnant and very hot and humid. Lack of good nutrients aswell
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19615716 - 02/25/14 09:05 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Damn dude,that's awesome!You mean that was constructed in the woods,and no one ever found it?
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19615723 - 02/25/14 09:08 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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For the duration of the grow it wasn't found no, me and my buddy built it out of scraps lol he didn't like that I wanted to plant some veggies in around but I put most of the money into it for the plastic and soil used and time spent putting it up so I said fuck him and planted veggies in it anyways--
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19615748 - 02/25/14 09:19 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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For the duration of the grow it wasn't found no, me and my buddy built it out of scraps lol he didn't like that I wanted to plant some veggies in around but I put most of the money into it for the plastic and soil used and time spent putting it up so I said fuck him and planted veggies in it anyways--
haha,right on man,that's pretty sweet You probably have a few months before you can start outdoors again,eh?
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19615759 - 02/25/14 09:21 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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late april or may for sure, Gonna save the veggies for around the house this year, leave them outta the greenhouse.. maybe some peppers or tomatoes in the greenhouse i'll see how everything works out!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19615839 - 02/25/14 09:48 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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supernewfie said: late april or may for sure, Gonna save the veggies for around the house this year, leave them outta the greenhouse.. maybe some peppers or tomatoes in the greenhouse i'll see how everything works out!
Right on man,I'll expect you'll post a grow log for us all to see in due time
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19631358 - 02/28/14 04:36 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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 Put it inside a beer box temporarily till it roots through before I change the pot! I figured it would be good enough for now there only about half an inch or less space on each side!!! ..
 This is a tobacco seedling I recieved from a member on the shroomery from a contest.
I will surely make a grow log when the time comes, without a doubt!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19631364 - 02/28/14 04:39 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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 Put it inside a beer box temporarily till it roots through before I change the pot! I figured it would be good enough for now there only about half an inch or less space on each side!!! ..
 This is a tobacco seedling I recieved from a member on the shroomery from a contest.
I will surely make a grow log when the time comes, without a doubt!!
Damn,they both look good
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: KBG1977]
#19631849 - 02/28/14 06:50 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Spray paint man. I use old kitter litter containers, the big yellow ones. I just spray paint them black and they actually make very attractive pots. 
Preferably you want to use pots that are HDPE (High Density Poly-ethylene. It says a number '2' in a little recycle-symbol-looking triangle on the bottom if it's HDPE) plastic though so it doesn't erode and put those nasty petroleum-based chemicals into your plant's water. There was a special on the news about how you should never refill plastic water bottles, or any kind of plastic bottle like the one you used for that matter, as they tend to leach chemicals after a single use or so. Exposure to light through the bottle actually quickens this. This is why you see lots of refillable tupperware containers nowadays being sold with "BHA and BPA free!" stickers on them.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: theMallacht]
#19631889 - 02/28/14 07:01 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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"If you've noticed the little arrows stamped on plastic items with numbers inside, the number to look for here is 7. Although not all plastics labeled "7" contain BPA, it's still a good identifier, as are the letters "PC." "
I just got this off the internet... the number 1 is inside the recycle triangle and letters PET
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19632094 - 02/28/14 08:06 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Good to know. Yeah, I know that as long as it says 2 it is strong enough plastic to even be used on chemical extractions, etc.
Vinegar, for instance, comes in an HDPE bottle.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: theMallacht]
#19640066 - 03/02/14 03:17 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Aconite]
#19643319 - 03/03/14 07:43 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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so I got some pictures of my buddies grow,
 
 
this one here is a candyland strain, he has 2 and only 2 of this strain plants have little bud spots on a couple fan leaves near the top of the plant, none of the other do

hes running a 400W HPS on 1 side, and a few CFLs in the middle also 2 sets of flourestent tube lights on the other side. multiple fans theyre pretty jammed tight because theres 17 plants(at different stages of flowering) in that same room
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643348 - 03/03/14 07:55 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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What soil mix are you using for the Argeyreia? I have a bunch of them, maybe 10 or so, I have the ghana strain, hawaiian strain, and madagascar strain. Have you ever seen black spots show up on the leaves/stem? It resembles scale but is most deffinetly a disease? I had black spots show up first on the stem and I thought it was just bark forming then it spread to the leaves and eventually killed off every infected leaf. I pruned off the entire top of the plant to attempt eradication, no signs of it returning yet though.
I also have 5 Turbina corymbosa seedlings, a few months old. The Argeyreia is my favourite looking but the Turbina has more entheogen potential.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
#19643358 - 03/03/14 08:01 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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no ive never had it,, how the humidity where your plants are? and temperature.. what the watering habits? the soil i'm using is PRO-Mix, pretty sure its peat based with pearlite not sure what else is in it
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643370 - 03/03/14 08:08 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Temperature is roughly 55-65F Humidity is hurting... pretty low id assume  I am using a mix of coco coir, perlite, worm castings, and manure/hummus. They love my soil and its only the one with the infection...
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
#19643384 - 03/03/14 08:17 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Zombi3 said: Temperature is roughly 55-65F Humidity is hurting... pretty low id assume  I am using a mix of coco coir, perlite, worm castings, and manure/hummus. They love my soil and its only the one with the infection...
well the humidity where I grow is pretty low as well, and theres a temperature fluctuation too where we burn wood in a wood furnace so overnight it gets somewhat cold and during some days but when the wood gets burning it heats the house rather quickly...
the soil your using the plants probably do love it but seems like something that a bacterial or fungal disease could also live in as well.... the manure kinda throws it off for me, but I don't know may very well be something to do with the environment rather than the soil...
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643392 - 03/03/14 08:20 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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PRO-Mix always works well for me, but nutrients are required since its not a very nutritious soil. those MJ plants I have uploaded a few posts back are in PRO-Mix, and theyre growing perfect.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643397 - 03/03/14 08:23 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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I brought my little plant in to my school to show the head of the horticulture department, I showed 2 of my teachers the black spots and even having been in horticulture for upwards 25 years each neither of them could ID what it was. Although, they have never seen a HBWR before so...
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
#19643402 - 03/03/14 08:26 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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can you upload pictures?
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643425 - 03/03/14 08:34 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Sadly I dont think I have any pictures. But I am expecting it to come back since the first time I pruned out the infected leaves and branches it did come back I am expecting it to come back this time, after the second pruning. So when it does come back in a little bit I will post pictures!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
#19643489 - 03/03/14 08:49 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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alright sounds good, I wanna see whats goin on with it in the meantime do you have the infected plant away from the others?
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643668 - 03/03/14 09:57 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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http://organicgardening.about.com/od/diseases/p/blackspot.htm
googleing black spots on plants will bring up many different diagnoses, including exactly what you describe the black spot fungus... check out this link, and google some more info and figure out if its this, and keep looking for other thing. but if it is this my bet is its in the soil, most likely the manure, or possibly the castings but manure is my guess
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643707 - 03/03/14 10:05 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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I dont think its simple black spot since my horticulture teachers couldnt ID it and thats what I went to them thiking it was. Also the manure is washed and composted and whatnot. It came from a store pre-mixed with peat and hummus. Ive never had problems with it before.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
#19643716 - 03/03/14 10:07 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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alright cool when ya get pics post em up
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19643829 - 03/03/14 10:45 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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to me it seems normal, but...
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: 2soul]
#19643908 - 03/03/14 11:09 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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the black spots and foliage falling off? I don't think so
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19647512 - 03/03/14 10:42 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Mmmmm, frosty buds....
Post pics of these spots Zombi3. In a new thread even, it'll get more views.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: karode13]
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Post pics of these spots Zombi3. In a new thread even, it'll get more views.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19666581 - 03/08/14 07:17 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Heres something a little weird I noticed, even when it was small, as the new leaves form at the base of the leaf,where the leaf and the leaf's stalk meet, on each side its like theres a gland or something that excretes a liquidy sap. iv took some off a few leaves ago and its sticky like tree sap when rubbed into my fingers aha just thought id upload a picture of it don't know if its very visable

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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19668253 - 03/08/14 04:02 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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it's sweet too, it's a kind of "nectar" maybe to bring insects ? dunno what's the purpose of that liquid but I noticed it too when I was growing hbw...
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19671522 - 03/09/14 12:57 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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That baby looks nice! OMG IS THAT A FLOWER BUD? You're gonna need a trellis or something soon!
I have a HBWR that is about 11 months old & has been inside all winter & it's trying to grow through my ceiling. I can't wait to put her on my fence outside. Hope she flowers & seeds this year, because she'll be waaay too big to bring inside next year.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: FrostyC]
#19671543 - 03/09/14 01:07 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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the plant you see that has flowers on the left is a chili pepper plant!! I planted this HBWR on the first of December !
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19672179 - 03/09/14 03:43 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Heres something a little weird I noticed, even when it was small, as the new leaves form at the base of the leaf,where the leaf and the leaf's stalk meet, on each side its like theres a gland or something that excretes a liquidy sap. iv took some off a few leaves ago and its sticky like tree sap when rubbed into my fingers aha just thought id upload a picture of it don't know if its very visable
 
This thing is freaking Beautiful
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19672269 - 03/09/14 04:05 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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supernewfie said: the plant you see that has flowers on the left is a chili pepper plant!! I planted this HBWR on the first of December !
Ha! Okay, it makes sense now. I was about to ask what you were feeding it! That was really odd! For some reason my brain just mashed that all together as one plant until you said something.
My HBWR grew so slow at first, but that's because I tried to keep it rootbound as long as I could so when I transplanted into the big 10-Gal pot it would keep growing all winter. This seems to have worked fairly well, but I can tell she's itching to back outside.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19673134 - 03/09/14 07:47 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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 This is the infected HBWR. You can see where I pruned the top off. A ton of buds have popped up and it looks real good, just need to wait and see if the symptoms show up again.. This is about 13 months old.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: sidvivius]
#19674103 - 03/09/14 11:24 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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sidvivius said: it's sweet too, it's a kind of "nectar" maybe to bring insects ? dunno what's the purpose of that liquid but I noticed it too when I was growing hbw...
These "extrafloral nectaries" often attract aggressive ants or wasps that will defend the plant against aphids and other pests. Very cool!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
#19676096 - 03/10/14 01:27 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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could you upload a picture of your others, just curious because it looks completely different than mine!! that looks like a jungle plant aha !!! but I cant see the black, hopefully it doesn't show up once again man!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19676246 - 03/10/14 02:01 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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This is one of my Rivea corymbosa, or Turbina, whatever.

This is my other Baby Woodrose, this one is the Madagascar strain.

The reason that one looks nothing like yours is because its over a year old and it was 3-4 times that size before I pruned it back. Now theres 20-30 buds breaking out in the same spot! Its going to be a bushy motherfucker!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
#19676372 - 03/10/14 02:31 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Aha ya I figured the age and pruning had a good deal to do with the clusterfuck of growth there on the older hbwr, so it must be all new leaf it just seemed the leaves were smaller and its deffinately because of the reason. That madagascar looks awesome to such even growth.. mine the new leaf reaches almost full growth before the nexts starts to open up.. and ive never seen the turbina before so you say it has more psychoactive potentcy than the HBWR, it contain lysergic acid or some other psychoactive chemicals? Looks pretty cool man.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: thiotimoline]
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sidvivius said: it's sweet too, it's a kind of "nectar" maybe to bring insects ? dunno what's the purpose of that liquid but I noticed it too when I was growing hbw...
These "extrafloral nectaries" often attract aggressive ants or wasps that will defend the plant against aphids and other pests. Very cool!
Extremely cool. I was under the impression that local pests would view this plant as a delicacy in my area due to it's tropic origins, to my surprise, not one leaf got nibbled on last season! This also explains why I had to clear a wasp nest out of the shed next to the plant! They were protecting it!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: FrostyC]
#19676729 - 03/10/14 03:52 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Both the Turbina and Argeyreia(HBWR) are in the Convolvulaceae family, so these two plants are cousins so to speak. The Turbina has a higher content of LSA's and a lower content of the bad fats and stuff. The dose if like, halfway between morning glory and hbwr, morning glory(Ipomoea) is also in the same family.
Ya Im actually stoked about that growth, it is so even, I think the madagascar strain may have something to do with that because none of my hawaiian strains I ever grew were that even. Also its being grown not 12 inches away from a 130W UFO LED, a lot of people knock on LED but you know what, too many are trying to grow dense nuggets of pot with LED . LED is the future of growing, it works fucking wonders. That, and I water with balanced water taken from a mature tilapia aquaponics system.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
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Zombi3 said: Both the Turbina and Argeyreia(HBWR) are in the Convolvulaceae family, so these two plants are cousins so to speak. The Turbina has a higher content of LSA's and a lower content of the bad fats and stuff. The dose if like, halfway between morning glory and hbwr, morning glory(Ipomoea) is also in the same family.
Ya Im actually stoked about that growth, it is so even, I think the madagascar strain may have something to do with that because none of my hawaiian strains I ever grew were that even. Also its being grown not 12 inches away from a 130W UFO LED, a lot of people knock on LED but you know what, too many are trying to grow dense nuggets of pot with LED . LED is the future of growing, it works fucking wonders. That, and I water with balanced water taken from a mature tilapia aquaponics system. 
I don't think Tlilitzin (Ipomoea violacea) or Ololiúqui (Turbina corymbosa) have more LSA or Ergoline alkaloids than the HBWR's Hawaiian strain. Though I do believe that they have more than Ghana and Indian (both normal & Ayurvedic) HBWR strains. Ololiúqui probably does have a better LSA/Baddies ratio, but there is no way you are going to feel the same off a few Ololiúqui as you would the same amount of Hawaiian strain HBWR.
Yeah, mine is Hawaiian & it's all vined out, & lop-sided as hell, so I just hung the vines on some hooks around the room. It really is quite resilient if you give it rooting room and slack off the water during winter. I've been stressing it out a bit over winter, so when it gets comfortable outside again it should explode. I really hope I get seeds this season! If not, all that work will probably be for nothing, because this bitch must go in the ground this year, and I know it won't survive our winter. Fingers crossed!
Oh, here's a pic of it chillin' in my attic. She's not that pretty, but she is vigorous for a tropical/subtropical plant spending a winter indoors. Last October when I brought her inside, she was just starting to vine and not much bigger than most of the ones I've seen in this thread!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: FrostyC]
#19679822 - 03/11/14 07:10 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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nicee plant man! ive read on different logs found on the internet people have eaten up to 15 or 20 india and some other type strains with little effect whatsoever... I know mine is Hawaiian strain and when I took 8, 2-3 at a time over the course of an hour or 2 I was buzzin pretty crazy..
LED can be a good use for vegging plants though that true, I'm using CFLs for mine though but iv read and seen people use LED with success, but like you said when people trying to bud MJ plants obviously theyre gonna get a bad knock in that sense.
the morning glory well ive read people have had to use a hundred or so seeds in extraction, and often times getting sick before they even feel the slightest high, but ive never done morning glory myself so I wouldn't know
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: FrostyC]
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Hey man thanks for noticing my fuck up. I didnt mean to say that ipomoea or turbina are stronger than argyreia, Im not sure how I fucked that up. Argyreia are certainly the strongest followed by Turbina and finally Ipomoea.
I have worked with the Ghana strain and actually to contradict myself, Id say the Turbina is stronger than that particular strain, I couldnt get a good buzz ever off the Ghana strain, Hawaiia is solid all around but the Madagascar strain is deffinetly my favourite.
Hoping to do a lot of work with Turbina this summer, I have 5 seedlings started a month or two ago and will plant another 25 this week. Those plus my 5 or so HBWR and the many many MG Ill be planting this year will certainly keep me stocked on seeds for a good while.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Zombi3]
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supernewfie said: nicee plant man! ive read on different logs found on the internet people have eaten up to 15 or 20 india and some other type strains with little effect whatsoever... I know mine is Hawaiian strain and when I took 8, 2-3 at a time over the course of an hour or 2 I was buzzin pretty crazy..
I still haven't tried any seed from mine, but I do know it's Hawaiian, because I know the person who sent me the seeds. I still have like 7 of the ones they sent me, but I never have even tried any psychedelic except 1 small dose of Salvia (which was only narcotic at that amount anyway). I much more enjoy narcotics like cannabis & other smokable herbs. But I've become interested in hallucinogens, and think I should grow one before I try one, so I am not dependent on outside products for my personal revelatory experiences.
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Zombi3 said: Hey man thanks for noticing my fuck up. I didnt mean to say that ipomoea or turbina are stronger than argyreia, Im not sure how I fucked that up. Argyreia are certainly the strongest followed by Turbina and finally Ipomoea.
I have worked with the Ghana strain and actually to contradict myself, Id say the Turbina is stronger than that particular strain, I couldnt get a good buzz ever off the Ghana strain, Hawaiia is solid all around but the Madagascar strain is deffinetly my favourite.
Hoping to do a lot of work with Turbina this summer, I have 5 seedlings started a month or two ago and will plant another 25 this week. Those plus my 5 or so HBWR and the many many MG Ill be planting this year will certainly keep me stocked on seeds for a good while.
No problem. Just didn't want people reading that & misunderstanding what you meant.
Ghana strain IS trash. There are many conflicting reports about the Indian Strains, so I just steer clear of both Ghana & Indian. There were also conflicting reports regarding the Madagascar strain for awhile, but many agree it's pretty solid now. It was probably just a vendor mislabeling that caused this confusion. Some say the Mada strain is even better than Hawaiian! I could definitely believe this as both places are secluded islands in tropical areas.
I think I'm gonna get me some Tlilitzin and Ololiúqui & plant them near my HBWR this year. Convolvulaceae family reunion.
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: FrostyC]
#19685861 - 03/12/14 01:30 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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supernewfie said: nicee plant man! ive read on different logs found on the internet people have eaten up to 15 or 20 india and some other type strains with little effect whatsoever... I know mine is Hawaiian strain and when I took 8, 2-3 at a time over the course of an hour or 2 I was buzzin pretty crazy..
I still haven't tried any seed from mine, but I do know it's Hawaiian, because I know the person who sent me the seeds. I still have like 7 of the ones they sent me, but I never have even tried any psychedelic except 1 small dose of Salvia (which was only narcotic at that amount anyway). I much more enjoy narcotics like cannabis & other smokable herbs. But I've become interested in hallucinogens, and think I should grow one before I try one, so I am not dependent on outside products for my personal revelatory experiences.
I ordered 50 for the purpose of seeing what the psychedelic effects might be of lysergic acid.. only had a few left so I figured I just germinate one and see how it grows! I know I will probably never get any seed or flower from it, the climate here is much to harsh to grow outside and get good results... just wanted to observe it as it grew.. but it is a lovely plant
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19712268 - 03/18/14 09:13 AM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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#19746252 - 03/25/14 05:40 PM (9 years, 10 months ago) |
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Transplanted today..

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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19758344 - 03/28/14 12:38 AM (9 years, 9 months ago) |
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Looking very happy! What are you using for your soil mix?
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: Acaterpillar]
#19758946 - 03/28/14 07:06 AM (9 years, 9 months ago) |
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PRO-Mix
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19777510 - 04/01/14 09:16 AM (9 years, 9 months ago) |
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Got some mimosa hostilis seeds from a member here on the shroomery scarified the seeds and gave a hot water bath 2 n a half days ago, this morning theyre up out of the soil
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19778640 - 04/01/14 02:42 PM (9 years, 9 months ago) |
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Looks great!!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: oriky]
#19782917 - 04/02/14 08:27 AM (9 years, 9 months ago) |
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happy heart shaped leaves you got there
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: lol98xlol98]
#19793901 - 04/04/14 10:56 AM (9 years, 9 months ago) |
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enjoying it's first day out in the sun
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lol so much for enjoying it's day out in the sun. I see how sensitive it is to light change now... bleached some of the leaves lost a lot of colour.. I guess i'll have to ease it into the sun with smaller doses aha think it will regain it's colour back!?!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19912858 - 04/28/14 05:07 PM (9 years, 8 months ago) |
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 HBWR after the sun I ended up cutting all the affected leaves off... theres new growth on the top, and 1 surviving leaf(which looks like will soon be dying) on the lower part of the plant.. hopefully it will start to shoot out its new leaves at the nodes soon!!
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Re: my hawaiian baby woodrose (moved) [Re: supernewfie]
#19916382 - 04/29/14 11:24 AM (9 years, 8 months ago) |
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bautifull plant
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