TheBman24
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Ok thank.You brotha that's what I figured it wasn't a good idea. To do that during flowering but I only feed them the flora nova bloom the liquid koolbloom calmag and floracious plus
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curious old fart
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you gotta love free enterprise
Tis the season! Pot sellers woo holiday shoppers with merry marijuana deals
This is the first season of open-to-all-adults marijuana sales in some states, meaning a scramble to get out holiday strains, edibles and 'cannagifts' of all sorts.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monday, November 24, 2014, 2:11 PM
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David Zalubowski/AP
Bud tenders Maxwell Bradford, back left, and Emma Attolini display buds in the shape of Christmas trees that are on sale for the holiday season in a recreational marijuana shop in northwest Denver.
David Zalubowski/AP
Plastic pot leaves light a Christmas tree as part of holiday display in a recreational marijuana shop in northwest Denver.
David Zalubowski/AP
Bradford shows off holiday stocking filled with more than $500 of marijuana and accessories for sale for the holiday season.
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DENVER — That's not mistletoe.
From new marijuana strains for the holidays to gift sets and pot-and-pumpkin pies, the burgeoning marijuana industry in Colorado is scrambling to get a piece of the holiday shopping dollar.
Dispensaries in many states have been offering holiday specials for medical customers for years — but this first season of open-to-all-adults marijuana sales in some states means pot shops are using more of the tricks used by traditional retailers to attract holiday shoppers.
Here's a look at how the new recreational marijuana industry is trying to attract holiday shoppers:
OLD-FASHIONED DOORBUSTERS
Traditional retailers sell some items below cost to drive traffic and attract sales. Recreational marijuana retailers are doing the same.
The Grass Station in Denver is selling an ounce of marijuana for $50 — about a fifth of the cost of the next-cheapest strain at the Colorado dispensary — to the first 16 customers in line Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
That works out to less than $1 a joint for the ambitious early-rising pot shopper. Owner Ryan Fox says his Black Friday pot is decent quality, and says he's selling below cost to attract attention and pick up some new customers.
As Colorado dispensaries approach a year of being able to sell weed to all adults over 21, not just card-carrying medical patients, Fox says retailers have to do more than just sell pot to get public attention.
Pot shops are using old and new media to tout the sales. One dispensary is taking out a full-page "Happy Danksgiving" ad in The Denver Post and is inviting shoppers to text a code for extra savings.
VISIONS OF SUGAR PLUMS
Sweets and marijuana seem to go together like hot chocolate and marshmallows. Many dispensaries this time of year resemble a Starbucks at the mall, with holiday spices and festive music in the air.
One of the state's largest edible-pot makers, Sweet Grass Kitchen, debuted a new miniature pumpkin pie that delivers about as much punch as a medium-sized joint. The pie joins holiday-spiced teas, minty pot confections and cannabis-infused honey oil for those who want to bake their own pot goodies at home.
Even some edibles makers that specialize in savory foods, not sweets, are putting out some sugary items for the holidays. "It just tastes too good, we had to do it," Better Baked owner Deloise Vaden said of her company's holiday line of cannabis-infused sweet-potato and pumpkin pies.
HOLIDAY STRAINS
Some shops are angling for high-end holiday shoppers, not an increase in foot traffic.
Colorado Harvest and Evergreen Apothecary timed the release of some top-shelf strains of potent pot for the holiday season. Spokeswoman Ann Dickerson says they're "sort of like the best bourbon or Scotch that will be competing on quality, rather than price."
GIFT WRAPPING
What holiday shopper doesn't appreciate free gift wrapping? Or a gift set ready to pop under the tree? The Growing Kitchen is making $49.99 gift sets for both the medical and recreational pot user.
The sets include the edible-pot maker's new Mighty Mint cookie, a pot-infused confection new for the holiday shopping season, along with marijuana-infused salves for muscles sore from the ski slopes. Other dispensaries are offering free gift totes and stockings with purchases.
GIFT CARDS
For the shopper who wants to give pot but doesn't know how the recipient likes to get high, Colorado's 300 or so recreational dispensaries so far have been able to issue only handwritten gift certificates.
That's because banking regulations prohibit major credit cards companies from being able to back marijuana-related gift cards the way they do for other retailers.
Just this month, a Colorado company started offering pot shops a branded gift card they can sell just like other retailers. The cards are in eight Denver dispensaries so far, and coming soon will be loyalty cards similar to grocery-store loyalty cards that track purchases and can be used to suggest sales or new products to frequent shoppers.
CANNAGIFTS FOR THE MAIL
Just because marijuana can't legally leave Colorado doesn't mean dispensaries don't have items for out-of-state friends and family.
Some dispensaries are highlighting some non-cannabis gift items — things like T-shirts, rolling papers and lotions made with legal herbs.
The sets are for shoppers who want to give a taste of Colorado's new marijuana industry without breaking federal law by mailing it or taking it out
cof
Tis the season! Pot sellers woo holiday shoppers with merry marijuana deals
This is the first season of open-to-all-adults marijuana sales in some states, meaning a scramble to get out holiday strains, edibles and 'cannagifts' of all sorts.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monday, November 24, 2014, 2:11 PM
8
Bud tenders Maxwell Bradford, back left, and Emma Attolini display buds in the shape of Christmas trees that are on sale for the holiday season in a recreational marijuana shop in northwest Denver.
Plastic pot leaves light a Christmas tree as part of holiday display in a recreational marijuana shop in northwest Denver.
Bradford shows off holiday stocking filled with more than $500 of marijuana and accessories for sale for the holiday season.
PreviousNext
DENVER — That's not mistletoe.
From new marijuana strains for the holidays to gift sets and pot-and-pumpkin pies, the burgeoning marijuana industry in Colorado is scrambling to get a piece of the holiday shopping dollar.
Dispensaries in many states have been offering holiday specials for medical customers for years — but this first season of open-to-all-adults marijuana sales in some states means pot shops are using more of the tricks used by traditional retailers to attract holiday shoppers.
Here's a look at how the new recreational marijuana industry is trying to attract holiday shoppers:
OLD-FASHIONED DOORBUSTERS
Traditional retailers sell some items below cost to drive traffic and attract sales. Recreational marijuana retailers are doing the same.
The Grass Station in Denver is selling an ounce of marijuana for $50 — about a fifth of the cost of the next-cheapest strain at the Colorado dispensary — to the first 16 customers in line Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
That works out to less than $1 a joint for the ambitious early-rising pot shopper. Owner Ryan Fox says his Black Friday pot is decent quality, and says he's selling below cost to attract attention and pick up some new customers.
As Colorado dispensaries approach a year of being able to sell weed to all adults over 21, not just card-carrying medical patients, Fox says retailers have to do more than just sell pot to get public attention.
Pot shops are using old and new media to tout the sales. One dispensary is taking out a full-page "Happy Danksgiving" ad in The Denver Post and is inviting shoppers to text a code for extra savings.
VISIONS OF SUGAR PLUMS
Sweets and marijuana seem to go together like hot chocolate and marshmallows. Many dispensaries this time of year resemble a Starbucks at the mall, with holiday spices and festive music in the air.
One of the state's largest edible-pot makers, Sweet Grass Kitchen, debuted a new miniature pumpkin pie that delivers about as much punch as a medium-sized joint. The pie joins holiday-spiced teas, minty pot confections and cannabis-infused honey oil for those who want to bake their own pot goodies at home.
Even some edibles makers that specialize in savory foods, not sweets, are putting out some sugary items for the holidays. "It just tastes too good, we had to do it," Better Baked owner Deloise Vaden said of her company's holiday line of cannabis-infused sweet-potato and pumpkin pies.
HOLIDAY STRAINS
Some shops are angling for high-end holiday shoppers, not an increase in foot traffic.
Colorado Harvest and Evergreen Apothecary timed the release of some top-shelf strains of potent pot for the holiday season. Spokeswoman Ann Dickerson says they're "sort of like the best bourbon or Scotch that will be competing on quality, rather than price."
GIFT WRAPPING
What holiday shopper doesn't appreciate free gift wrapping? Or a gift set ready to pop under the tree? The Growing Kitchen is making $49.99 gift sets for both the medical and recreational pot user.
The sets include the edible-pot maker's new Mighty Mint cookie, a pot-infused confection new for the holiday shopping season, along with marijuana-infused salves for muscles sore from the ski slopes. Other dispensaries are offering free gift totes and stockings with purchases.
GIFT CARDS
For the shopper who wants to give pot but doesn't know how the recipient likes to get high, Colorado's 300 or so recreational dispensaries so far have been able to issue only handwritten gift certificates.
That's because banking regulations prohibit major credit cards companies from being able to back marijuana-related gift cards the way they do for other retailers.
Just this month, a Colorado company started offering pot shops a branded gift card they can sell just like other retailers. The cards are in eight Denver dispensaries so far, and coming soon will be loyalty cards similar to grocery-store loyalty cards that track purchases and can be used to suggest sales or new products to frequent shoppers.
CANNAGIFTS FOR THE MAIL
Just because marijuana can't legally leave Colorado doesn't mean dispensaries don't have items for out-of-state friends and family.
Some dispensaries are highlighting some non-cannabis gift items — things like T-shirts, rolling papers and lotions made with legal herbs.
The sets are for shoppers who want to give a taste of Colorado's new marijuana industry without breaking federal law by mailing it or taking it out
cof
AlphaPhase
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I think you'll be fine with that nute line bman, should be plenty of nitrogen in that mix. I usually start (if using pm boosters) in the 3rd week. If you use them make sure you cut down on the other nutes or you could get a pk toxicity
AlphaPhase
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Lookin good doc! Sometimes smaller plants will do much more 
over veg kills my crop yield for sure
over veg kills my crop yield for sure
Dr.D81
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Yea the move and rebuild killed me starting last time. Should work out just right after the stretch is over. I have goji, pw x bp, 2010 dog, bp, pv, pw, bms, dog s1, cp, hb, uk, gdp, cem x bd, and ogk in there this time. I hit the og lerry, 2010 dog, and pw x og #7 with the bms pollen this morning before i left the house.
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AlphaPhase
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Damn! Got yourself a killer variety there!! The og Larry is definitely worth breeding, it's AWESOME smoke but I hate how it grows, it needs a shorter strain in it to reduce its lankyness. I'm still smoking on my Larry og but I'm almost out 
super dank stuff though!
super dank stuff though!
Dr.D81
Well-Known Member
Pw x og and the dog are both great to. I should have some hb and pw pollen anyday.Damn! Got yourself a killer variety there!! The og Larry is definitely worth breeding, it's AWESOME smoke but I hate how it grows, it needs a shorter strain in it to reduce its lankyness. I'm still smoking on my Larry og but I'm almost out
giggles26
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Hey that's the same article I posted this morning! Thought it looked familiaryou gotta love free enterprise
Tis the season! Pot sellers woo holiday shoppers with merry marijuana deals
This is the first season of open-to-all-adults marijuana sales in some states, meaning a scramble to get out holiday strains, edibles and 'cannagifts' of all sorts.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Monday, November 24, 2014, 2:11 PM
8
David Zalubowski/AP
Bud tenders Maxwell Bradford, back left, and Emma Attolini display buds in the shape of Christmas trees that are on sale for the holiday season in a recreational marijuana shop in northwest Denver.
David Zalubowski/AP
Plastic pot leaves light a Christmas tree as part of holiday display in a recreational marijuana shop in northwest Denver.
David Zalubowski/AP
Bradford shows off holiday stocking filled with more than $500 of marijuana and accessories for sale for the holiday season.
PreviousNext
EnlargeDavid Zalubowski/AP
DENVER — That's not mistletoe.
From new marijuana strains for the holidays to gift sets and pot-and-pumpkin pies, the burgeoning marijuana industry in Colorado is scrambling to get a piece of the holiday shopping dollar.
Dispensaries in many states have been offering holiday specials for medical customers for years — but this first season of open-to-all-adults marijuana sales in some states means pot shops are using more of the tricks used by traditional retailers to attract holiday shoppers.
Here's a look at how the new recreational marijuana industry is trying to attract holiday shoppers:
OLD-FASHIONED DOORBUSTERS
Traditional retailers sell some items below cost to drive traffic and attract sales. Recreational marijuana retailers are doing the same.
The Grass Station in Denver is selling an ounce of marijuana for $50 — about a fifth of the cost of the next-cheapest strain at the Colorado dispensary — to the first 16 customers in line Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
That works out to less than $1 a joint for the ambitious early-rising pot shopper. Owner Ryan Fox says his Black Friday pot is decent quality, and says he's selling below cost to attract attention and pick up some new customers.
As Colorado dispensaries approach a year of being able to sell weed to all adults over 21, not just card-carrying medical patients, Fox says retailers have to do more than just sell pot to get public attention.
Pot shops are using old and new media to tout the sales. One dispensary is taking out a full-page "Happy Danksgiving" ad in The Denver Post and is inviting shoppers to text a code for extra savings.
VISIONS OF SUGAR PLUMS
Sweets and marijuana seem to go together like hot chocolate and marshmallows. Many dispensaries this time of year resemble a Starbucks at the mall, with holiday spices and festive music in the air.
One of the state's largest edible-pot makers, Sweet Grass Kitchen, debuted a new miniature pumpkin pie that delivers about as much punch as a medium-sized joint. The pie joins holiday-spiced teas, minty pot confections and cannabis-infused honey oil for those who want to bake their own pot goodies at home.
Even some edibles makers that specialize in savory foods, not sweets, are putting out some sugary items for the holidays. "It just tastes too good, we had to do it," Better Baked owner Deloise Vaden said of her company's holiday line of cannabis-infused sweet-potato and pumpkin pies.
HOLIDAY STRAINS
Some shops are angling for high-end holiday shoppers, not an increase in foot traffic.
Colorado Harvest and Evergreen Apothecary timed the release of some top-shelf strains of potent pot for the holiday season. Spokeswoman Ann Dickerson says they're "sort of like the best bourbon or Scotch that will be competing on quality, rather than price."
GIFT WRAPPING
What holiday shopper doesn't appreciate free gift wrapping? Or a gift set ready to pop under the tree? The Growing Kitchen is making $49.99 gift sets for both the medical and recreational pot user.
The sets include the edible-pot maker's new Mighty Mint cookie, a pot-infused confection new for the holiday shopping season, along with marijuana-infused salves for muscles sore from the ski slopes. Other dispensaries are offering free gift totes and stockings with purchases.
GIFT CARDS
For the shopper who wants to give pot but doesn't know how the recipient likes to get high, Colorado's 300 or so recreational dispensaries so far have been able to issue only handwritten gift certificates.
That's because banking regulations prohibit major credit cards companies from being able to back marijuana-related gift cards the way they do for other retailers.
Just this month, a Colorado company started offering pot shops a branded gift card they can sell just like other retailers. The cards are in eight Denver dispensaries so far, and coming soon will be loyalty cards similar to grocery-store loyalty cards that track purchases and can be used to suggest sales or new products to frequent shoppers.
CANNAGIFTS FOR THE MAIL
Just because marijuana can't legally leave Colorado doesn't mean dispensaries don't have items for out-of-state friends and family.
Some dispensaries are highlighting some non-cannabis gift items — things like T-shirts, rolling papers and lotions made with legal herbs.
The sets are for shoppers who want to give a taste of Colorado's new marijuana industry without breaking federal law by mailing it or taking it out
cof
curious old fart
Well-Known Member
this version of larry is a bud packed plant. it was a gift from another 600 member and is possibly mixed with an unknown. Smoke is one of the better highs with a slightly fuely taste and smell.
cof
cof
Dr.D81
Well-Known Member
It is good weed, and i did flower the only one i had this timethis version of larry is a bud packed plant. it was a gift from another 600 member and is possibly mixed with an unknown. Smoke is one of the better highs with a slightly fuely taste and smell.
cof
i pulled a dumb one, but i would like to see how the ogl x bms and ogl x hb come out.
TheBman24
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Wait what is pm boosters
AlphaPhase
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I had a cali connection fem, supposedly swerve took the clone only and selfed it (I think) and it was very dense buds, very lemon pledge and fuely smell and taste, but the Buds were random and large internode spacing, if I didnt scrog them they'd fall flat over lol. Yours sounds much better!!
Bman, pk Booster, sorry my damn auto correct thinks it knows everything and after I type stuff I don't even know what I'm trying to say after i'm done writing after it corrects stuff lol.
Bman, pk Booster, sorry my damn auto correct thinks it knows everything and after I type stuff I don't even know what I'm trying to say after i'm done writing after it corrects stuff lol.
AlphaPhase
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Cof, here's a pic of the one I had, iit's hard to tell, the Larry is on the right side, but it didn't fill in much, but the Buds that did were roundish rock hard buds, veryyyyy crystallized, but way to flimsy, I think some branches had 10" space before a node
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AlphaPhase
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Bman, what I mean by that is mix the pk Booster (Kool bloom) first, then add yyour flora bloom after to the ppm you want. But when you use the Kool bloom use less of the flora bloom, or the levels of potassium and phosphorus will be too high and be counter productive
AlphaPhase
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Looks dank giggles, what's that smell like? It looks like it would smell blueberrish
Can anyone give me some insight on this, so I realized I definitely need a new bulb so I ordered a hortilux, was gonna get a ushio but the hortilux was the same price. Anyways, I should have it in a few days,.. Will having a shitty bulb (I mean it's working just doesn't seem as bright or yellow as usual) is it gonna be really bad and affect the plants a lot ? I never had a bulb go bad first week of flower, only veg..
Can anyone give me some insight on this, so I realized I definitely need a new bulb so I ordered a hortilux, was gonna get a ushio but the hortilux was the same price. Anyways, I should have it in a few days,.. Will having a shitty bulb (I mean it's working just doesn't seem as bright or yellow as usual) is it gonna be really bad and affect the plants a lot ? I never had a bulb go bad first week of flower, only veg..
machinegreenkelly
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Blackberry Kush?.... Bet it has high CBD like 2.0%, awesome smell, weird grow. Just burned my first cured Grand Daddy Purple #1... ORGANIC!!! Smokes like a dried out strawberry.