MiddlerGuerrilla
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Poison Warp
Guerrilla 2017
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psychadelibud
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Nice Warps and nice thread Middler!
I have been lurking about here and there and that Poison Warp looks tasty! They sure do have some stank to them, lol, in the best way possible of course. I also have a few R2s that are still vegging indoor before going out to flower in a week or two and those seem like they will be extremely skunky.
I am still vegging my plants indoor, got a really late start this year here in south eastern Ky in the Appalachia.
I have worked them from nursery trays, to one gallon grow bags, now currently in 3 gallon grow bags and tomorrow will transplant into the final 10 gallon and will be throwing them out after the root system establishes fully in a couple more weeks or maybe week and a half.
I hope they will make it to finish into the cool part of the year, I want big plants this year and since I started late I gotta do what I gotta do to get them there. I am estimating a Halloween to mid November harvest. Usually the weather is mild enough for plants to handle on into November here. But, the way the weather and climate change has been sporadic lately who knows what will take place?...
Good luck Middler!
I have been lurking about here and there and that Poison Warp looks tasty! They sure do have some stank to them, lol, in the best way possible of course. I also have a few R2s that are still vegging indoor before going out to flower in a week or two and those seem like they will be extremely skunky.
I am still vegging my plants indoor, got a really late start this year here in south eastern Ky in the Appalachia.
I have worked them from nursery trays, to one gallon grow bags, now currently in 3 gallon grow bags and tomorrow will transplant into the final 10 gallon and will be throwing them out after the root system establishes fully in a couple more weeks or maybe week and a half.
I hope they will make it to finish into the cool part of the year, I want big plants this year and since I started late I gotta do what I gotta do to get them there. I am estimating a Halloween to mid November harvest. Usually the weather is mild enough for plants to handle on into November here. But, the way the weather and climate change has been sporadic lately who knows what will take place?...
Good luck Middler!
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GreenThumby
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That looks so delicious
GreenThumby
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Hell yeah middler, those are some fat colas
BionicΩChronic
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Do you ever run into humidity problems @MiddlerGuerrilla? I had to bring mine inside cause she was starting to get mold. Humidity here at this time of year gets up to the 90s every damn night.
Guess I need more sativa Dom strains for next year
Strain is double strawberry diesle x (og((sfv)) x sd ((ibl))) super fire but bout to get chopped a week early cause this fuckin hurricane is comin
Guess I need more sativa Dom strains for next year
Strain is double strawberry diesle x (og((sfv)) x sd ((ibl))) super fire but bout to get chopped a week early cause this fuckin hurricane is comin
MiddlerGuerrilla
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Always an issue. Some years worse than others. I keep the undercarriage thinned out and the canopy spread. I hit them with Serenade every as well as BT every 5.
MiddlerGuerrilla
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Just got back from late night BT spray down. A few pix of a Candy Train. The budding just triggered a little over a week ago. I've never seen one flower so fast as this CT once it triggered. She's a beast.
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Here she is 21 days ago.
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Here she is 21 days ago.
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ruby fruit
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Fast hell fast middler
Looks great man
Looks great man
DankBudzzz
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Both of my CTrain just triggered last week as well, also very pale in color no matter what I feed them
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MiddlerGuerrilla
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Poison Warp...a little premature tester piece. Very impressive. Can't wait to smoke the fully ripe and cured product.
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New toy
getawaymountain
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ear ringer / head woonkers coming up haha good thing that i didnt have these rigs when i smoked the rock all the time many years ago out a soda can and cigarette ashes or a stem of car antenne and chore boy in pocket and there was alot of snapped off ones around town nobodys car was safe lol.. id never lived thru it
ruby fruit
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Picture in my head of all these cars missing antennas lol
MiddlerGuerrilla
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Oh man. I got on the rock in Summer of 93. It's all small town USA around these parts. One small town had a black area and business was booming through most of the 90s. There was narrowly a car to be found in the area with an antenna unless it was solid.. Was with a couple guys and one of them broke off the antenna of a random parked car. We were coming back from Lynard Skynard concert and got rock fever. I used my aluminum arrows most of the time.. Saw off a handful of straight shooters from one arrow. Tire guages, ink pen casing, glass stem with a rose, soda can with ashes...hated smoking through those. I was definitely a straight shooter and chore boy guy.
MiddlerGuerrilla
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Brain Twister I think. Getting close. Can you spot the fucking black spot fungus? It's going to cost me a great deal of weight. I'm not even sure much of anything will be able to finish. Been hitting select areas with Bonide Copper fungicide via a small spray bottle. It's to the point that if I was to cut out all the infected leaves the buds would starve. I needed a strong harvest more this year than ever before but it doesn't look to be shaping up that way.
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thumper60
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the black spot don't look that bad,i have seen it a lot worse hang in there