Worst Strains To Grow

cary schellie

cary schellie

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Im flowering a hawaiian snow as we speak, super nute sensitive, weak plant, hard to clone but its supposed to be 25% thc we'll see
 
fssalaska

fssalaska

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cary its not you on the auto widow, Man that stuff is pure crap all leaf and weak its not fit for smoking :( in the autos the lowrider #2 is the best I think as far as autos go.
 
BatMaN SKuNK

BatMaN SKuNK

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In my opinion. I'll never give them any of my cash. Most growers I know would agree with me. I'm almost positive though, on this site.. you'll find plenty of GreenHouse/coffeeshop strain fanboys. I personally have grown their White Widow. It was slightly better quality than my city's average supposed "hydro" that you can buy on the street in terms of taste and smell. The potency was much lower than I expected. I also wasn't a fan of their strawberry cough or Arjan's Haze. Overmarketed, Overhyped Coffee Shop strains. IMO. lol. I've already been flamed since posting the last one.
 
ford442

ford442

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i haven't tried tons of GH strains, but super lemon is one of my all time favorites..
their WW for me is a great producer.. at least double that of many smaller varieties..
 
nog

nog

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yes i adopted a new strain about two years ago, i still have my old strain which ive been cloning for over seven years, i am still getting to know this plant never mind my new one, stick to one strain for a few grows and learn as much as you can, find something that suits your needs, whether big yeild or quick flowering and stick with it.
canefan said:
Just my two cents so please don't take this wrong. If you are still what you consider yourself a new grower, there are many strains which are difficult to grow properly. You have 12 strains under your belt but how long growing? I believe that if you were to spend more time with each strain you would find they aren't as hard to grow as you might think they just don't fit into a custom feed program. What I mean by this it that if you are using some of these scheduled nute programs these plants just might not fit that program.
You might call me a slow grower, meaning that anytime I grow a new strain I grow it out first single cola with my standard soil and nutes. Watching the plant grow and respond to what it is given and looking for hints of what it might be missing in its' diet. Your soil might be too hot for a strain or really lacking in something each strain needs more of. I clone this first plant of the strain as early as I can so that I have another plant of same strain following closely behind the first, this gives me a point of reference and make the necessary adjustments for the new grow. By the 3rd or 4th time through a strain you can begin to understand what makes it grow to its' potential.
Hope this helps some, good look with all of your grows.
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zvuv

zvuv

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sniffer said:
you cant tell if a strain is good or bad buy just growing 1 or 2 seeds , not even from a whole 10 pack ,
you might have to pop 50 or 100 seeds to find 1 keeper pheno of that strain
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That doesn't work for me. It's as if I am buying a DIY MJ Breeding Kit. If I buy tomato seeds I expect them to grow pretty much the same and as described.

I run a small grow and I like to grow several different strains at the same time. Running 50 plants of the same strain just to get the mother and then yet another grow for her clones just doesnt suit my setup. I think there's a lot of small growers in my situation.
 
Omgwtfbbq Indicaman

Omgwtfbbq Indicaman

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ford442 said:
i really enjoyed my Jack the Ripper last year - i'm sorry yours didn't work out..
i have one to add to the list Black Label: Master Kush cannot be grown outdoors in most places because it goes way too long and the buds are the worst pot i have had in a long time - perhaps partly because they had snow on them by the end of their budding.. but, the buds were nasty and scraggly, besides being frozen..
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word, i got snow dumped on my outdoor plants as well at the end of october, pretty much every tga strain i had outdoors snapped under the weight of that freak nor'easter that hit the upper east coast. they still cam out dank though, the blue mystic's i had were burried mostly, but the indica dominant one's were fine and strong as fuck, turned deep purple too :D
 
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