ryan1918's various strains boom boom!! MT DEW !!!

ryan1918

ryan1918

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haha sorry to disappoint you there is no MT DEW in this grow maybe my next one I'll have to "prove to these members what can be done"

anyways here is a small little grow I'm doing, I've got 1 600 watt and 1 1000 watt, I veg'd them all under a 600 watt MH for a little under 2 months in a five gallon bucket, using fox farm ocean forest, using feminized various strains(except the grand daddy purple could get them only reg 2 out of 4 were male but never got a female to grow before) I've got probably 18 different kinds they are 7 weeks in flower, on most of them, most of them are only 4 weeks into flower, temps 70-74 lights on, 64-68 lights off

I'll post them over the next week it takes a little time to do it since they are all in such a small space like 8x10 area but some should be getting ready in the next 1-2 weeks to come down, I don't go by time or what they look like I check the scope
 
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kmog33

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ryan1918 said:
original grand daddy purple - 4 weeks into flower
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Looking really good. Interesting that it's turning purple at only 4 weeks. I ran the original kens cut for ~5 years and it didn't turn purple until after week 8. Usually week 9-10.


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ryan1918

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kmog33 said:
Looking really good. Interesting that it's turning purple at only 4 weeks. I ran the original kens cut for ~5 years and it didn't turn purple until after week 8. Usually week 9-10.


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I've probably forced it to turn purple along with a few other strains I let the temps drop a few times to the mid 50's, because it wasn't showing no signs of it until I started lowering the temps and another grand daddy purple I got going seems to look alot different then that strain even though it's from the same seed breeder also stayed much shorter to, do you got any pics of when you grew it? It is looking like the frostiest plant out of them all even the leaves are caked in it and a real good smell already too, I've grown the same kind before but never had any luck they were always males, out of the 4 i did now I got 2 females and 2 males, So I'm pretty stoked I got them to turn out.
 
kmog33

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ryan1918 said:
I've probably forced it to turn purple along with a few other strains I let the temps drop a few times to the mid 50's, because it wasn't showing no signs of it until I started lowering the temps and another grand daddy purple I got going seems to look alot different then that strain even though it's from the same seed breeder also stayed much shorter to, do you got any pics of when you grew it? It is looking like the frostiest plant out of them all even the leaves are caked in it and a real good smell already too, I've grown the same kind before but never had any luck they were always males, out of the 4 i did now I got 2 females and 2 males, So I'm pretty stoked I got them to turn out.
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Yeah I got a bunch on a hd at home. I'll post them up when I get back from the mountains.


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ryan1918

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kmog33 said:
Yeah I got a bunch on a hd at home. I'll post them up when I get back from the mountains.


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any idea why you can't get them feminized? have you grown them before, how did they yield? so far I'm not sure what it's looking like but doesn't look like a huge producer, I'd like to see some when they get done for sure
 
kmog33

kmog33

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ryan1918 said:
any idea why you can't get them feminized? have you grown them before, how did they yield? so far I'm not sure what it's looking like but doesn't look like a huge producer, I'd like to see some when they get done for sure
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No I grew kens cut GDP. The clone only. It yielded decent. Better than og, worse than bd. Super sense nugs is where the yield comes from. I've seen an eighth of GDP that looked like a gram.


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ryan1918

ryan1918

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I just cut down a NL x skunk #1 and it was 375 grams wet I didn't even think there was gonna be 10 oz wet very happy to cut these other 23 down over the next few weeks
 
420monster

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ryan1918 said:
It really depends on the strain so hard to say for sure, I would say a minimum of 6 oz on the low end dry to 9oz on the high end but my guess would be like 7oz
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I would say 7 - 8 oz would be about right

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ryan1918

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People think you have to spend all the best money to get good results, I honestly use the cheapest equipment, all Ipower stuff including there bulbs, using 1 x 600 watt and 1 x 1000 watt and honestly I haven't even used hardly any nutrients in this grow, only have used one $15 bottle of the fox farm bloom and just got another one to finish the the rest of the grow up, but currently have 24 of them, 20 are in five gallon buckets and 4 are in smaller solo cups like 32oz/44oz cups flowered them after 3 week veg from seed.

Also it's been very cold in my basement in the low/mid sixties and a few times 57-59 lights off which I think the yield could be a little more if it was a little warmer but overall I'm happy I always only say I want to get at least 1 oz a plant, because my total grow cost including electric and my feminized seeds which I still got about 20 left still only cost me a total of about $1000 including 12 bags of fox farm dirt and didn't use any veg nutrients
 
420monster

420monster

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Nothing wrong with the good olé IPower that what I use aswell I'll buy the hydrofarm phantom 2 someday were all still impatiently waiting for the real dew grow :/

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explosive82

explosive82

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I just grew some GDP plants that looked just liked that they turned out pretty good (23.94% when i got it tested). Good growing
 
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