whitebb2727
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Thank you. I've been thinking about these for stealth reasons.
Frisian duck u.k greenhouse grow
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too larry
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Did you have any males this year? If you have some of that pollen, you should make some seeds with the autos next year. If you are able to veg indoors, semiautomatics can be vegged with long light hours to get more size before they flower.
Buck all the buds off the stem when you chop. I lost two cuttings of big cola buds because I didn't break it down enough to see the tiny spots of rot that spread while it was drying.
reuben rubbish
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No males they were fem seeds. And when you dry do you hang it up or brown paper bag it?
too larry
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I dried in the big flats that fruit comes in for a couple days, then brown bagged it. Very few limbs to hang since I was forced to inspect every bud.
OldPork
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Can we please have a smoke report? I've been toying with the idea of growing this strain for a while...
reuben rubbish
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Of course sir, it will be a pleasure ..... it's sure stank my house out while trimming last night! My wife was not happy.
reuben rubbish
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So I had my first sneaky smoke of my Frisian duck last night... a few small buds I had drying in a brown envelope in my room rather the the stuff hung up slow drying.
Rolled a small pure joint with the light purple pheno...Taste wise it's nothing special but a very smooth smoke nonetheless (didn't make me cough)especially as it's not cured . The high starts very subtly , with a gentle head buzz. It's definitely a creeper. Then very relaxing leaving you thoughtful and happy but still very able to function and communicate unlike some weed which makes me want to hide under my duvet! Frisian duck is Just a very easygoing highland I look forward to try it when its cured as I hope the taste will develop with age and I'm yet to give any to my friends to try but for me it's alright, it's always hard to judge something you've grown yourself as you think your biased. So there you are an initial smoke report but I'll keep you informed if you have any other questions..
Rolled a small pure joint with the light purple pheno...Taste wise it's nothing special but a very smooth smoke nonetheless (didn't make me cough)especially as it's not cured . The high starts very subtly , with a gentle head buzz. It's definitely a creeper. Then very relaxing leaving you thoughtful and happy but still very able to function and communicate unlike some weed which makes me want to hide under my duvet! Frisian duck is Just a very easygoing highland I look forward to try it when its cured as I hope the taste will develop with age and I'm yet to give any to my friends to try but for me it's alright, it's always hard to judge something you've grown yourself as you think your biased. So there you are an initial smoke report but I'll keep you informed if you have any other questions..
whitebb2727
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Make or buy some colloidal silver and make more fem seeds.
reuben rubbish
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Too late for that my friend. They're drying as we speak
justsumtomatoes
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Great looking ducks man! They look just like the ones in the Dutch Passion pics. I really do like the look and concept behind this strain. Put them right beside some nettles and they would blend right in. Do you think this strain would be hardy enough for a guerrilla type grow out in the bush?
reuben rubbish
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They took some punishment early on when I left them 10 days when on holiday and seem pretty unfussy with nutes so I'd imagine that they would work well... only way to know is to try it out.
reuben rubbish
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A month later.
indicas4me
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I remember that,Tom Hill I think his name was and grew his Ducksfeet into some monster plants.
cannabis420420
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Looks good nice grow
