getawaymountain 2014 outdoor

I like the seawarp smell. It is like lemon pepper kinda. Citrusy, yet spicy. Too bad the other 2 I had showed male this week. I have more seeds though. I have 6 seahash in the ground right now. They are loving the fresh soil and all the space their roots got.
 
FresnoFarmer said:
I like the seawarp smell. It is like lemon pepper kinda. Citrusy, yet spicy. Too bad the other 2 I had showed male this week. I have more seeds though. I have 6 seahash in the ground right now. They are loving the fresh soil and all the space their roots got.
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the seawarp turn orange when done and is very lemony flavored ,the sea hash( blueberry x ca. hash plant x seawarp) is a nice plant with multi colored buds and a great berry/ skunk flavor , very tight hard buds and doesn't care about rain at all
 
angryblackman said:
I'm about 3 weeks out from harvesting a Getaway Mountain. I can't
wait to taste that again! Thanks man! :D
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thats good abm lol. the flavor is great but hard to describe what it taste like, just good the madd jack has a better flavor i think more the jack the ripper taste in it which i like and they are 1/2 sister strains only difference is seawarp in madd jack and island afghani in getaway same mother ( double purple doja x jack the ripper) x ( devil x hollands hope ) for both strains
 
getawaymountain said:
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thats good abm lol. the flavor is great but hard to describe what it taste like, just good the madd jack has a better flavor i think more the jack the ripper taste in it which i like and they are 1/2 sister strains only difference is seawarp in madd jack and island afghani in getaway same mother ( double purple doja x jack the ripper) x ( devil x hollands hope ) for both strains
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I don't think I got any of the Madd Jack. I have Sea Hash, Island Afghani, Getaway Mountain, and Poison Warp. I will have to see what I have in my stash to mess with this winter. :)
 
the ladies are growing well in the med garden now and will get good size for here . and the last of the small ones for the guerilla grow are doing good and will go in a spot where i can't have them get too tall
 

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here's the patch of 30 clones we got in a wood chopping and they are doing well and will be nice when done been a great summer for growing here in coastal maine this season . my doggie thinks she is suppose to sit and guard the plants like the pit bull does at the medical spot hahaha
 

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getawaymountain said:
here's the patch of 30 clones we got in a wood chopping and they are doing well and will be nice when done been a great summer for growing here in coastal maine this season . my doggie thinks she is suppose to sit and guard the plants like the pit bull does at the medical spot hahaha
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Your dog looks like he's making a funny face for the camera....LOL
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FresnoFarmer said:
What I like about his crosses are the stability. You might get a few different phenos, but the plants grow almost exactly identical the majority of the time. No crazy differences like these bahia blackheads from kc brains I got going.
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thanks for the props . fresno, the bahia was very stable when i got it 10 years ago and i still have a very nice cross of that x double purple doja x island afghani that are great . but i only use one female pheno that i want when i make seeds so i keep only the traits i want not a mix of every pheno in them over and over doesn't get ya nowhere in stablilizing a special strain
 
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