Golden diesel cross, critical +, Sweet Cheese, Super sour og, white rose s1, bagseed
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darkzero
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Hope u enjoy the rideIIRC, kmog's Golden Diesel cross is (Skywalker OG x Golden Diesel F3) x Tahoe Master
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kmog33
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I think this one is your kkgd x tm , I'll post pics if the few I have going right now as well over on ca really interesting cross. The diesel really comes out in everything it touches haha. And all seem to have at least some chem on the nose.IIRC, kmog's Golden Diesel cross is (Skywalker OG x Golden Diesel F3) x Tahoe Master
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darkzero
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Gonna cross it with super sour og if thats cool with u
darkzero
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watered today with rain water had some epsom salt mixed in teaspoon and quarter to 5 gallons, top dressed espoma bone meal 4-12-0, 0-10-0 jamaican bat guano, 0-7-0 indonesian bat guano, 1-13-6 vermicrop organics pk booster. 1st pic is my S1, critical +, KKGDxTM, either GDx or SSOG let me know if this looks like any phenos of the GDx @kmog33 or @Yekke , the rest is Sweet cheese in all its glory, and tall one is Bagseed ( gonna be done when Im done with next flowering cycle flowers slow like a true sativa but with indica leaves). This is Start of Week 4. 5-42-6 if u are wondering all organic, next week just water and brokedown Molasses.
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kmog33
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I don't know many phenos yet of any of these crosses as they're brand new, lol. The ones I have running have two phenos so far. Big diesel heavy yielding and a small yielding of pheno. Super frosty on both.
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darkzero
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Please post pics of them I must see
Yekke
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Kosher Kush x Golden Diesel was sent to kmog as a tester, these genetics are also still in developing stage.
I had around 5 phenos from KKGD so far, and I don't know the pheno kmog used for the cross. Either way, I can't spot it in a garden yet. None of my phenos had the common Golden Diesel growth pattern, which is fairly Sour Diesel dominant.
I had around 5 phenos from KKGD so far, and I don't know the pheno kmog used for the cross. Either way, I can't spot it in a garden yet. None of my phenos had the common Golden Diesel growth pattern, which is fairly Sour Diesel dominant.
darkzero
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definitely cant wait till it buds and and starts to smell we must then name this phenotype
kmog33
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kmog33
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Yeah the Tahoe Master are true f2s so a lot of variation there as well I bet. Should give me a lot to work with for picking next generation parents. That big diesel pheno is killing it though.
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darkzero
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That is a lot of variation especially with 4 gd males and f2 tahoe
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Kills spider mites, white fly they hate it
Yekke
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Your body also don't like heavy metals too much bruh
darkzero
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No kidding you do realize that was 3 1/2 weeks old. It's micronized sulfur dust (elemental). So while we are on the subject of heavy metals anything I feed my plant contains either no heavy metals or a very very minute amount to me .20 ppm or .15ppm is too much. Everything I have I check out https://apps1.cdfa.ca.gov/FertilizerProducts/ . I have noticed lots of ppl on here use things with heavy metals in it especially bottled nutes, some powdered nutes, companies saying there product is organic but it really isn't, etc such as Kool Bloom (salt based and contains heavy metals a lot of em), fox farms anything such as bone meal, marine cuisine, Alaska Morbloom (has high lvl of heavy metals),some nutes that have omri on it just saying. If you want to know what I'm using dont be afraid to ask theres the site you can check it and see tested % of whats in it. Eevn rock dust contain a certain degree of heavy metals. Besides there are enough heavy metals in water period no matter what process you use you can't eliminate them all. But we can limit intake by see whats in everything we put in our soil and plant.
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