For All Cap Ebb and Grow Users
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morrisgreenberg
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Paradise - White berry. rock hard nugs, finishes fast, smells like blueberry purfume oh ands its abso-fuckin-lutly bullet proof. eats like a fat hog and is almost impossible to nute burn. very easy to work with its just about 90% indi and turns amazing colors at like 35days till finish, can be pulled at 50 days but take it atleast a week later. did i say this shit is indestructable? you can feed her gasoline and she might even show signs of deficiency! buy anything paradise seed co make, i have tried GHS, DNA, Big Buhda white label and i can confidently say those guys are doing it right, i would suggest DNA's genetics but i had some bad yielding LA conn and it takes an old pro to get her numbers up, but still a great line up, too leafy very stinky and potent, but like 30g/plant ===not good enough
mrduke
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smokingrubber
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No, plain Mylar is worse than foil for hot spots. At least foil can be crinckled. Any material that acts like glass, and can reflect light on a single point, creates hot spots. Mylar in the form of a fire blanket is stippled with another material and does not shine on one spot.
Example test:
Put a 1ft sq sheet of flat mylar on a table. Put a sheet of plain white sheet of paper next to it (this will represent flat white walls). Put out a piece of tin foil, panda film, fire blanket, or any other material you want to test on the table. Get a strong flashlight and turn out the lights.
Pass the flashlight over each material one at a time, and LOOK UP. The material that lights up the entire room best, and not just a couple spots is the winner.
doogleef
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WOOT!
WhiteBerry is my favorite strain! I LOVE the stuff. So sweet and stoney. Fantastic meds for my back. I have access to all the clones I could want from all kinds of breeders and I still prefer to run clones of my F1 whiteberry mothers from Paradise. Fucking yummie stuff. Rep +
morrisgreenberg
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they describe it as "model marijuana" , i left rooted clones for over a month in a nursery flat with rw and perlite and they started vegging...in a fucking nursery flat! grown with botanicare nutes with a 7day flush this stuff tastes as ganja should taste, like organic soil grown, very smooth..can smoke it without inhaling its so pleasent on the tongue
smokingrubber
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Great grow report. I've bookmarked it, and it will definately be in my basket during next month's TGA Subcool freebie sale.
morrisgreenberg
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one thing i have to warn you about, when freshly cut(easiest shit ever to trim) she needs atleast 2 weeks cure, she looks like average stuff but the longer the cure the better the bag appeal
shnkrmn
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Yes, it should have a piece of silver tape on it. If it's not installed properly you will have problems with your rez siphoning onto your floor.
morrisgreenberg
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this is my technique aswell, prepare a nice clean bucket and do your maintenance, trim, spray pesticides and what not
mrduke
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having an extr bucket makes every thimg easier. i have 2 i use so i can rotate the plants around under the lights with out having to set them on there roots. also as morris said for maintanance and for the final chop cause the water still runs out and makes a huge mess with out another bucket to hold it in
morrisgreenberg
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spraying some kind of pesticide is good for preventions during veg, but flower i wouldnt spray at all, i use lady bugs and azatrol. azatrol is a systemic anti-feedant anti-reproductive pesticide that you add to the rez, this will make your plants not as tasty to the critters. you can start with neem oil for prevention or some kind of pyrethrium spray every couple of weeks
. any tips would be great.
smokingrubber
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lop the big water leaves off, then hang the branch in the dark for about 5 days. Take it down and trim it up with sharp small scissors then put the bud in a glass mason jar. Open the jar and move the bud around at least once a day. Ready and cured 5-14 days after being jarred.