timwarrior
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Thank you. I have a three foot tall sour d #2 that I need to corral.
Open Show & Tell , Outdoors 2014
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FresnoFarmer
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@BcDigger sweet. Seeds throughout all the buds or just partial?
@Dyna Ryda how did you do your controlled pollination?
@Dyna Ryda how did you do your controlled pollination?
SFguy
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The fencing is 5inx5in squares
And 5" tall for size reference
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The fencing is 5inx5in squares
And 5" tall for size reference
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BuzzD2Kill
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Starting the day with inspiration 
BcDigger
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yes it was sweet
, i was very pleased as it was my first attempt a seed prodction. All the seeds developed in the lower portions of the buds which was very nice. no more than 2 or 3 seeds in each bud. I was able to pull 90%of them out while trimming. and mamy buds had no seeds at all. This is just a theory but since i seeded early I think it made her crave more pollen, so i think she still put alot of energy back into resin production once the seeds were made so i never lost much quaility.Male was inside, got pollen from him in a bag, brushed on one branch of my outdoor widow. Pretty easy stuff. I pollinate at 3 weeks, harvest at 8 weeks. Seeds need 4-5 weeks to mature.
Didi94
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Good morning all. Introductions are in order:
Left to right, Harlequin & Black Water, clones I acquired from Elemental Wellness. 24 hour light from dual LED and sunlight. Put on roof and transplanted to 5 gal smart pots yesterday.
Here is a Platnium Bubba, from PO Genetics, start of week 4
Girl Scout Cookies, same as Bubba
Louie 13 from PO Genetics, start of week 8
Wow , now that's what i'm talking about !!! good job
gR33nDav3l0l
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Forecast is: humidity above 75% for the foreseeable future, lots of precipitation. 
OK ! we were official out and in the ground Sunday June first. Not exactly on point as when I transplanted I noticed whats believed to be Root aphids and brown roots with no feeder roots. So they are a little Hungry and have some mending to do after I finish treating for RA's. These little fukers are like the damn plague around here in soil. I think they fly in when the door is open for the dogs. Bayer tree and shrub will take care of them. I have all ready seen some mite damage so will deal with that too. Gonna be a buggy season I suppose.
The line up is LA confidential , MK Ultra , Cherry pie with four more open spots to fill . Im waiting for Some Hukleberry and Blue Heron to root for above ground pots to fill my Recs.
Garden this year .
Huckleberry pheno at 6 weeks
The line up is LA confidential , MK Ultra , Cherry pie with four more open spots to fill . Im waiting for Some Hukleberry and Blue Heron to root for above ground pots to fill my Recs.
Garden this year .
Huckleberry pheno at 6 weeks
Always luv a burning man. lolView attachment 3169663 Starting the day with inspiration
Those guys are gonna engulf that dog run ! lol.
crossfade69
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Looking good everyone,tws that huckleberry looks good very fuzzy looking mmm.
RASTA808
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Guerilla Ryder Autoflower week 6 from seed. Check Hawaii outdoor grow journal https://www.rollitup.org/t/hawaii-outdoor-autoflower-grow.827584/#post-10569113
BuzzD2Kill
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Nice MK ultra, ive nevr grown it but I have some this year, along with brotherhood og, ghost rider, boss hog, larry og, tahoe og, wild thai, blue hash, 818 headband,fire alien master, white fire og, bubbas widow, and some green crack cross's I got from an indoor mistake. Hope this Mk ultra turns out nice I have high hope for it.
FresnoFarmer
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Funny you should mention the RA's. I just noticed some ants farming aphids in my veg greenhouse. SOB's are gonna get it though first thing tomorrow. It's just one of those years out here with the dryness combined with the heat. Perfect breeding conditions for the insects and mites. I like to bring daddy long legs and jumping spiders(if I can catch them) into the garden to help clean up a bit. Have to be real proactive this year. I have never had so many problems with insects before. This is bullshit if you ask me lol. Last week it was thrips and now aphids. Been seeing adult grasshoppers now too. smhOK ! we were official out and in the ground Sunday June first. Not exactly on point as when I transplanted I noticed whats believed to be Root aphids and brown roots with no feeder roots. So they are a little Hungry and have some mending to do after I finish treating for RA's. These little fukers are like the damn plague around here in soil. I think they fly in when the door is open for the dogs. Bayer tree and shrub will take care of them. I have all ready seen some mite damage so will deal with that too. Gonna be a buggy season I suppose.
The line up is LA confidential , MK Ultra , Cherry pie with four more open spots to fill . Im waiting for Some Hukleberry and Blue Heron to root for above ground pots to fill my Recs.
Garden this year .
Huckleberry pheno at 6 weeks
bugs 
ruby fruit
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I have an image of stoners trying to catch jumping spiders in their gardens lolFunny you should mention the RA's. I just noticed some ants farming aphids in my veg greenhouse. SOB's are gonna get it though first thing tomorrow. It's just one of those years out here with the dryness combined with the heat. Perfect breeding conditions for the insects and mites. I like to bring daddy long legs and jumping spiders(if I can catch them) into the garden to help clean up a bit. Have to be real proactive this year. I have never had so many problems with insects before. This is bullshit if you ask me lol. Last week it was thrips and now aphids. Been seeing adult grasshoppers now too. smh