Don't listen to them LR haters...

natmoon

natmoon

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LR are cool but they yield so little.
I personally smoke about 8 ounces a month so you can imagine how many plants i would have to grow to achieve this.
I prefer to wait the extra 2 months on high yielding stronger plants.

Having said all of that LR are a great plant for people that smoke low amounts or just occasionally and can also be easily added to your existing flowering cab for a quick smoke before the rest of your main crop matures.
Nice job on the weed looks good manbongsmilie
 
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cseidler420

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I think lowryders are great for a lot of reasons. I have been wanting to grow some for years and after seeing what you've done with a 250w light I am most certainly gonna go for it this winter. Im stuck between the #2 and the #2 x Sour Diesel. any thoughts?bongsmilie
 
letmeblazemyfuckingbong

letmeblazemyfuckingbong

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im thinking of making low ryder 2 my strain of choice for grow cant beat being able to flower auto less potency but amazing gentics plus ive found low deise that right an auot flowering deisle
 
letmeblazemyfuckingbong

letmeblazemyfuckingbong

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NEW IN - DIESEL RYDER Genetics: New York City Diesel x Lowryder #2
Variety: sativa/indica/ruderalis
Type: stabilized hybrid
Harvest Date: 9 weeks from seed
Flowering Period: 6+ weeks
THC Content: 17-19%
A potent, extremely resinous and tasty autoflowering plant. An inbred cross of Soma's Diesel and Lowryder #2, this strain normally produces one main cola with less branching than LR #1 or #2. Typical of the Joint Doctor's strains, Diesel Ryder flowers automatically at 3-4 weeks and finishes in 8-9 from seed. A small proportion of this strain will grow significantly taller than other individuals. A good choice for closets and small indoor set-ups. Beware: plants give off a powerful odour during flowering!
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thomas232

thomas232

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Okay, I wanna grow Lowryder. Heres my questions :]
-Lighting: Did you use a 150w HPS system?
-Seeds: Where did you order your seeds from?
-Size: How bigs ur grow area? :p
 
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