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Looking good my friend! Blue Mystic right?

Don't judge, but what is that? I'm thinking some form of pure thc..

Good luck having a bountiful yield! Keep the updates coming, I would like to see how it turns out. Light is crucial!

Indeed. Sometimes they smell sweet, other times sort of a poopy smell. They don't always make their presence known, sometimes they are undetectable. My experience with Ice the first time I grew it, there was no odor at all. Pretty sure Ice is virtually odorless unless your grow room is...

Thank you. I was planning on taking all of them to 70 days. Want them nice and swollen.

This is my second go 'round with Ice. Very pleased. Has a high flower/leaf ratio. Bubbleicious doesn't have as many colas as the Ice, but the ones it has are monsters.

Thank you Sir. I use Fox Farms BB, GB and TB. I use Fox Farms feeding schedule also, with the exception of using 1/2 strength when introducing a nutrient for the 1st time.

I am definitely interested in the PPP from Nirvana. Was soo close to ordering it but went with Ice and Bubbleicious instead. Check out my journal if interested. Kudos

Well articulated! Love the methods of training, very nice and neat. :clap:

I'd say around an ounce give or take. Looking good and healthy.

Looking good thus far :weed: Have you grown nirvana before?

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Check out Nirvanashop.com Here is a link to their cheese strain > http://www.nirvanashop.com/en/feminized-marijuana-seeds/755-swiss-cheese-feminized-5-seeds.html

I have no experience with cloning although I find it very interesting. My lifestyle doesn't allow for a constant cycle of plants so I've never thought about actually trying it.

Thank you. They grew much taller than I figured they would also. My original plan was to keep them tight so that none of the plants would be cheated light from my 400hps. But, I didn't start LST until 3-4 weeks into veg and the plants were already 12-15 inches in height. I was leary of...

Thank you. Has kind of a poopy smell I guess. Don't know how else to describe it.