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Blake_n_Concentrates

Blake_n_Concentrates

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The keeper strawberry milk x sunshine daydream from my last grow. Smells are sour milk, ambrosia, and strawberries. Kind of smells like throwing up fruit punch to be honest! haha Really nice mellow, forgetful, high from this one.E28502B2-9264-4CC6-B43C-C0C25329BA00.jpeg


And the Jabba's Stash keeper pheno. This has a lot of potential. Very strong sweet berry candy smell and flavor backed but a nuttiness that is quite unique. Didn't get very much light, but this could be a HUGE yielder in the right conditions. Colas stacked top to bottom.
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Strudelheim

Strudelheim

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ThatSpudGuy said:
Any recommendations for an anxiety sufferer guys?
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Yeah finding an anti anxiety streain would be greaty, so far most strains give me more or less anxiety it seems like a negatie aspect that you need to overcome and then reap the benefits of the other aspects of the high. But to have a strain that actually not only has no anxiety but also reduces pre smoke anxiety would be a real gem.
 
moundstomper

moundstomper

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shellback1 said:
Out of a pack of Sour Butter I got 7 females. I could only grow out 5 the first go around, the other two were held back until later. One of the first 5 I flowered grew a single cola 14 inches long by 12 inches around in a 3 gallon pot. I will say the smell is basically the same on all plants ( I call it an OG smell). One of the first 5 turned purple, leaves and bud.The rest remained green until fade. The two other plants are totally different than the rest, one is tall with very narrow nodal spacing, the other is a bush that was topped early and often in veg. The smoke on the plants I've tried so far all have a earthy, hash flavor that stays on the tongue. The high is all top shelf, couple of hits will be good for a morning wakeup call, more in the evening will put you to bed. The plants are easy to grow. I used Roots Organic soil in 3 gallon pots. Fed with General Hydroponics Floro Nutes full strength then 1/2 strength, flushed at 30 days with distilled water, then resumed feeding until 60 days flushed and ph'd water, 6.30 until finish, 10% amber. All went 70 to 75 days. The hard part is picking the keeper. If you have the space to pop a whole pack I urge you to do so, pheno hunting at it's best, and it was a freebie.
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shellback1 said:
Out of a pack of Sour Butter I got 7 females. I could only grow out 5 the first go around, the other two were held back until later. One of the first 5 I flowered grew a single cola 14 inches long by 12 inches around in a 3 gallon pot. I will say the smell is basically the same on all plants ( I call it an OG smell). One of the first 5 turned purple, leaves and bud.The rest remained green until fade. The two other plants are totally different than the rest, one is tall with very narrow nodal spacing, the other is a bush that was topped early and often in veg. The smoke on the plants I've tried so far all have a earthy, hash flavor that stays on the tongue. The high is all top shelf, couple of hits will be good for a morning wakeup call, more in the evening will put you to bed. The plants are easy to grow. I used Roots Organic soil in 3 gallon pots. Fed with General Hydroponics Floro Nutes full strength then 1/2 strength, flushed at 30 days with distilled water, then resumed feeding until 60 days flushed and ph'd water, 6.30 until finish, 10% amber. All went 70 to 75 days. The hard part is picking the keeper. If you have the space to pop a whole pack I urge you to do so, pheno hunting at it's best, and it was a freebie.
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Seems like yours leaned towards the bubba side and the purple ones leaned towards the sr71 side be patient and don't mess up the cure that's when you'll know what I'm talking about truly epic!
 
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toomp

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shellback1 said:
Out of a pack of Sour Butter I got 7 females. I could only grow out 5 the first go around, the other two were held back until later. One of the first 5 I flowered grew a single cola 14 inches long by 12 inches around in a 3 gallon pot. I will say the smell is basically the same on all plants ( I call it an OG smell). One of the first 5 turned purple, leaves and bud.The rest remained green until fade. The two other plants are totally different than the rest, one is tall with very narrow nodal spacing, the other is a bush that was topped early and often in veg. The smoke on the plants I've tried so far all have a earthy, hash flavor that stays on the tongue. The high is all top shelf, couple of hits will be good for a morning wakeup call, more in the evening will put you to bed. The plants are easy to grow. I used Roots Organic soil in 3 gallon pots. Fed with General Hydroponics Floro Nutes full strength then 1/2 strength, flushed at 30 days with distilled water, then resumed feeding until 60 days flushed and ph'd water, 6.30 until finish, 10% amber. All went 70 to 75 days. The hard part is picking the keeper. If you have the space to pop a whole pack I urge you to do so, pheno hunting at it's best, and it was a freebie.
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Damn. You got pics
 
reallybigjesusfreak

reallybigjesusfreak

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Blake_n_Concentrates said:
The keeper strawberry milk x sunshine daydream from my last grow. Smells are sour milk, ambrosia, and strawberries. Kind of smells like throwing up fruit punch to be honest! haha Really nice mellow, forgetful, high from this one.View attachment 4157239


And the Jabba's Stash keeper pheno. This has a lot of potential. Very strong sweet berry candy smell and flavor backed but a nuttiness that is quite unique. Didn't get very much light, but this could be a HUGE yielder in the right conditions. Colas stacked top to bottom.
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Damn, I'd love to try that strawberry milk ssdd. Also, what material is your ring? It looks awesome and I could use a new band.
 
Freedom farmer 420

Freedom farmer 420

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Rosinallday said:
Herer Hp. Found some aphids a couple weeks ago...those little fuckers can tear some shit up but after some pretty cheap organic treatment I feel like it's under control and the plants seem happy again.
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I had a bit of a bug problem too when I first moved in. White flies were fucking my shit and neem did dick to help. Finally got some spinosad and got rid of those fuckers.
 
Freedom farmer 420

Freedom farmer 420

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Nu-Be said:
A few treasure hunter's packs of Dank Sinatra F2 have gone out to the #payitforward group and #circleofsharing folks. Should see some of them getting popped soon. Plenty left after these are gifted. :hug:

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For anyone who didn't hit me up, @Useful is gonna have freebie 5pks of them attached to his next round off beans made using a bodhi DBHP male.



@Al Yamoni mine also had a bunch of twins and other odd-shaped beans. Those go in the keeper pile. :eyesmoke:
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tickets. Sup Bro long time no talk to. How have u been.
 
Tangerine_

Tangerine_

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MojoRizing said:
anyone have recommendations for something to use to get rid of mites at 3 weeks into flower?
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I've had good results with Green Cleaner
https://www.amazon.com/Green-Cleaner-Natural-Whitefly-concentrate/dp/B01J37ELLO/ref=asc_df_B01J37ELLO/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=167116476898&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=5833619110549565399&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9002711&hvtargid=pla-309961194181&psc=1

My son brought home a basil plant from the supermarket and that damn thing was infested. I had it in my bay window where I just happen to have 2 plants I was trying to photograph.
As soon as I noticed the mites on the basil I chucked it and sprayed down the other two plants every 3 days for 2 wks while they were in a make shift quarantine tent. I was really fortunate to catch it before they'd started to lay eggs.

Once they start breeding on your plants you need to use a multiple product approach.
Floramite and then intervals of Green Cleaner and something like Nuke Em so they don't become resistant. This seems to be the only way to break the cycle and truly eradicate them. I'm not sure about using Floramite in flower though. Maybe someone else can chime in with more experience?
 
thenotsoesoteric

thenotsoesoteric

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I've used just plain neem oil with success a couple different time but that is a long and tiring road. Spraying bigger plants every 2-3 days for at least 3 weeks and then dipping smaller plants and clones on the same schedule. Then I bombed the room with a TR bomb.

But you always run the chance of mites building resistance but I didn't encounter that with my battles. Now a days I avoid clones from people whom I can't trust not to have pest and no outside plants near the weed plants.
 
SFnone

SFnone

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Hi all, I will be running two Bodhi testers, Pinesoul x Orgasmatron, and SSH x Purple Unicorn F3.
I will also be growing Strawberry Sunshine, Archive seeds Sour D x Memory Loss, Top Dawg 3 Chems 2.0, NL/Haze, and Sour D x Vortex. Will post updates and comparisons along the way. So far, all seeds planted have sprouted and are looking good.
would post pictures, but can't seem to get it to work... sorry
 
Lurpin

Lurpin

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Freedom farmer 420 said:
Its pushing it but u can use spinosad I believe
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Some people say spinosad doesn't work on mites, but it works on contact for mites. I've used up to 4ml in 400ml of water which I think may be roughly 1/2 dosage per gallon. I've done it up to 3 weeks in flower and it is cutting it close.

I usually concentrate most of my pesticide on the undersides of the leaves too, that seems to make a huge difference.

Edit: I've also fed my clones with spinosad in early veg, attempting a more systemic approach, and I usually try to only spray them once when they are flipped to flower, but when you got bugs sometimes you have to just Duke it out a little bit with them.

Edit edit: correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe I read some where that mammals don't have the receptor that spinosad impacts in invertebrates.
 
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