ChemDog 91??????It was given to me as Cuttings. Only #3 survived

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nl3004.kind

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hgh: did you manage to keep some cuttings? that is a true og plant you got going there... looks pretty typical to type... used to see a lot of this floating around back in the day (when it was making rep) now, not as much... the only thing i would say to you is to remember to keep a clone each and to harden them off if you're gonna "mom" them, as they will be much more rigorous if you don't skip that step... good for you mate~!!!
 
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HghFlyrJD1

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nl3004.kind said:
hgh: did you manage to keep some cuttings? that is a true og plant you got going there... looks pretty typical to type... used to see a lot of this floating around back in the day (when it was making rep) now, not as much... the only thing i would say to you is to remember to keep a clone each and to harden them off if you're gonna "mom" them, as they will be much more rigorous if you don't skip that step... good for you mate~!!!
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Shit i have 4 nice size ones now in 5 gallon pots plus 6 more in plastic cups.Just when i saw how the 1st one was growing with all the damn towers surrounding the main i was excited.What do u mean by harden them off?SAM_1276.jpgSAM_1275.jpgSAM_1277.jpg
 
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nl3004.kind

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HghFlyrJD1 said:
Shit i have 4 nice size ones now in 5 gallon pots plus 6 more in plastic cups.Just when i saw how the 1st one was growing with all the damn towers surrounding the main i was excited.What do u mean by harden them off?View attachment 1511795View attachment 1511796View attachment 1511797
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i'll take a clone or 6 as well, if you're offering...

"hardening them off" is a method which makes your mothers last longer, your clones last (and yield) better, and encourages them to grow up strong and tall...
basically, you want to take them in their state (cuttings in cups) and leave them outside for the bright part of the day and then tuck them back into bed at the end of the day (before the stress of cold nights causes them to go hermi or grow funky)...
it takes about three weeks to a month to get them dialed in, but if you start gradually (little time outside, slowly more time: also indirect sunlight to more direct sunlight) your plants will become extremely vigorous (you still can't duplicate nature inside, which is why indoor plants yield like 3-4 oz instead of like 2 lbs...) and will produce stronger clones (if you mother them out) or substantially higher yields... if you spend the time early, you will be super impressed with the yields and vigor of your little plants when they grow large... this method is best when you have a well dialed in indoor area, so if your grow aint there yet, save one or two and try to compare side by side once you can do it... the only downside can be increased exposure to mites ect, but if you take proper care of them, you ought not have too many issues!!! good luck...
 
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HghFlyrJD1

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nl3004.kind said:
i'll take a clone or 6 as well, if you're offering...

"hardening them off" is a method which makes your mothers last longer, your clones last (and yield) better, and encourages them to grow up strong and tall...
basically, you want to take them in their state (cuttings in cups) and leave them outside for the bright part of the day and then tuck them back into bed at the end of the day (before the stress of cold nights causes them to go hermi or grow funky)...
it takes about three weeks to a month to get them dialed in, but if you start gradually (little time outside, slowly more time: also indirect sunlight to more direct sunlight) your plants will become extremely vigorous (you still can't duplicate nature inside, which is why indoor plants yield like 3-4 oz instead of like 2 lbs...) and will produce stronger clones (if you mother them out) or substantially higher yields... if you spend the time early, you will be super impressed with the yields and vigor of your little plants when they grow large... this method is best when you have a well dialed in indoor area, so if your grow aint there yet, save one or two and try to compare side by side once you can do it... the only downside can be increased exposure to mites ect, but if you take proper care of them, you ought not have too many issues!!! good luck...
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Well these clones are for me.BUT if you want one or 2 of the next batch ill take in the next week or so i could help you BOTH out.
 
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HghFlyrJD1

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chuckyP said:
Thats NOT chem 91. the leafs are way too sativa leaning
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Thanks for your opinion.I have others from this same plant that the LEAVES are not so Sativa leaning.AND fom what i read all over is tat CHEMDOG/CHEMDAWG is SATIVA BASED.Hey i dont know anyone that can simply look at a plant and say just what it is.So ill take your opinion and keep mine.Thanks anyways.And i stated that this was given to me as a cutting so i made it clear i wasn't 100% sure.By the way would you like a cutting also....lol look at picture 2 on the second set of pics.They dont look so Sativa leaning.
 
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HghFlyrJD1 said:
Thanks for your opinion.I have others from this same plant that the LEAVES are not so Sativa leaning.AND fom what i read all over is tat CHEMDOG/CHEMDAWG is SATIVA BASED.Hey i dont know anyone that can simply look at a plant and say just what it is.So ill take your opinion and keep mine.Thanks anyways.And i stated that this was given to me as a cutting so i made it clear i wasn't 100% sure.By the way would you like a cutting also....lol look at picture 2 on the second set of pics.They dont look so Sativa leaning.
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The guy gives you an honest opinion , and you attack him? Maybe , shut up and listen , some people may have grown chem91 before? Also your research lacks, chemdog is Indica dominant , 80 %/20% . ALso how do some of the same "cuts" have wider leaves ? Is this so called "chemdog " from seed? Also if your not sure , why even post it's chemdog 91?
 
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wackjobhunter said:
The guy gives you an honest opinion , and you attack him? Maybe , shut up and listen , some people may have grown chem91 before? Also your research lacks, chemdog is Indica dominant , 80 %/20% . ALso how do some of the same "cuts" have wider leaves ? Is this so called "chemdog " from seed? Also if your not sure , why even post it's chemdog 91?
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I made it clear i was told it was Chemdog 91 So take it how you want.SO your telling me that you can look at a plant and say THAT IS NOT CHEMDOG 91.And where did u see that chemdog is 80% indica?and i guess u didnt read my post yourself just jumping in..I was given these as CUTTINGS not seeds.If you dont like what i post dont read it period.Attack your funny.
 
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wackjobhunter

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Thanks , I can read. :) DId the person you got the cuts from , start the so called Chemdog from seed? Im not gonna do the work for you on if the plant is indica or sativa, the info is all over the net . Also , YES , someone who is familiar with a particular strain can very often Identify it from just the leaves and growth pattern at a young age . It's like a parent being able to spot there child in a crowd....

Attack yes, maybe slow down , listen , and learn something . Coming back like that , you will learn shit......:clap:
 
Gastanker

Gastanker

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The chemdog I grew looked just like that - I'll put money on the doubters having never grow it (or seen a living plant of it) themselves.
 
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HghFlyrJD1

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wackjobhunter said:
Thanks , I can read. :) DId the person you got the cuts from , start the so called Chemdog from seed? Im not gonna do the work for you on if the plant is indica or sativa, the info is all over the net . Also , YES , someone who is familiar with a particular strain can very often Identify it from just the leaves and growth pattern at a young age . It's like a parent being able to spot there child in a crowd....

Attack yes, maybe slow down , listen , and learn something . Coming back like that , you will learn shit......:clap:
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I dont feel the need to fuel your BS.If you dont like it dont read it.BUT if you want a cut of the SO CALLED CHEMDOG let me know.lol.And by your User name your looking for BS to stir up.Take it somewhere else not here in RI medical section.
 
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nl3004.kind

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wackjobhunter said:
The guy gives you an honest opinion , and you attack him? Maybe , shut up and listen , some people may have grown chem91 before? Also your research lacks, chemdog is Indica dominant , 80 %/20% . ALso how do some of the same "cuts" have wider leaves ? Is this so called "chemdog " from seed? Also if your not sure , why even post it's chemdog 91?
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sooo, you hunt people like you?
clearly it was from a cutting, no one is offering it from seed, and if you were capable of reading his post, it clearly is titled in "it was given to me as cuttings"...
damn... pay the f--- attention!!!
 
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wackjobhunter

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Thanks!! It is offered in seed ..... Here is just one offering of it in seed -
https://www.rollitup.org/general-marijuana-growing/207540-ultimate-91-chem-dawg-grow.html

Like I said in my above post , I was referring to if the person he got it from started it from seed .

CAN YOU READ ? lol


Also , no one ever mis -labels clones to just sell them ? That never happens at the cali dispensiary's I bet ...


nl3004.kind said:
sooo, you hunt people like you?
clearly it was from a cutting, no one is offering it from seed, and if you were capable of reading his post, it clearly is titled in "it was given to me as cuttings"...
damn... pay the f--- attention!!!
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Gastanker

Gastanker

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I have a black friend dark as the night who is only 1/10 African American... I'm not saying I'm 100% sure that chemdog but it looks exactly like the Chemdog I grew and I know I had the real thing. There is a difference between phenotype and genotype and it can be a bit tricky when just analyzing parents genotypes and guessing on the offspring's phenotype (you can have a 90% indica plant that still looks 100% sativa).
 
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