Greenpoint seeds!!
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slow drawl
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LVTK 29 days...has a light lemony sweet kinda fragrance to her.
Crush'em up and just scrape into the top layer of your soil.
Chunky Stool
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Soak em then water thoroughly.
I use mosquito bits every time because I top dress frequently and fungus gnats love fresh organic goodness.
Heisengrow
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The ol sleeper strain LVTK.people sleep on that but that shit is fire.Boom Town half way through flower (~35 days):
Jelly Pie half way through flower (~35 days):
NoWaistedSpace
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I switched to LED's a couple years ago. I love them.
NoWaistedSpace
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I get a "rise" in CO2 by using the "organic" living soil. Will reach 900 to 1000 ppm's on a 12hr light cycle. All the decaying plant matter pumps more CO2 than you would think into your grow space. The decay is what attracts the pests. I can live with that. What an easy "boost" to the system.
Heisengrow
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Cost me 300 dollars for a 6 cob setup to light up a 2x4 no problem.pulls 300 watts but dimmed down to 200.if I wanted to it would kill a 2x4 area in a tent.
Why anyone would use a 400w hps in a 2x4 or small area is crazy as hell to me.be like going from slacker streaming back to cassette tapes
growslut
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I have a long list of Greenpoint favorites, but Boomtown is towards the top of that list
Boomtown and Jelly Pie are both primo and those plants look fantastic. @suthrngrwr I'm totally 'jelly' of your grow. pun intended
yimbeans
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interested in doing organic living soil.. sounds great! i have done supersoil, have a lot of bulk powders n soil additives still.
.any good links or even some recipes for building this soil would be greatly appreciated.... tnx
suthrngrwr
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Thanks for the kind words! I’m so stoked to taste these flowers!
suthrngrwr
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Those plants look greasy and they smell pretty greasy too. Real dank stuff — getting a strong earthy fragrance with notes of bitter coffee, lemon peels and skunky gas. The second pheno has the same strong earthy aroma, with a sweeter more creamy lemon aroma. I can smell these plants in other rooms despite having a scrubber running.
Are you really sure that is true to get to 900 to 1000 ppm? I gotta think that is not true unless you are growing with a huge pot of organic soil and a tiny ass plant in a tiny room lol. If this was true then I think more people would be doing it and getting better returns. I ran a room all organic and with co2 and that would never happen. You need co2 more than what the soil is capable to put out. Heck you would be good to maintain 400 ppm with nothing but soil in there and no other air flow, of course depending what the plants size is and all.
santacruztodd
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Pic of the Tomohawk. Nice pheno for sure. Stinks a ton. Going to be a big plant. 
santacruztodd
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Bodega Bubblegum going into a 30-gal today. Got two nice Jelly Pies going too-stinky bitches. Worms are working hard to give me the SUPER JUICE.
Chunky Stool
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Tomahawk is another one without a lot of grow reports.
Chunky Stool
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Nice!
I had to disassemble my worm bin today because it was too wet and the worms were starting to do a mass exodus.
Too many kitchen scraps and everything became anaerobic. Very Stinky!
I bought some scratch grain yesterday at wal-mart to help supplement the scraps. Laying crumbles would be better, but these are super cheap and don't have to be nutritionally complete.
I'm going back to cloth pots for the summer to keep this from happening again. They make good worm bins and you can even bury them half way in a shady spot in the yard to keep em cool.
NoWaistedSpace
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I use "Mammoth P" and "Recharge" and "worm castings". I make my own compost, I just purchased a "worm farm" to make my own castings. I cover the soil with dried "grass clippings". You want a cover on the top. That is what makes the action happen underground.That will get you on your way. It's all about leaving the top layer alone and adding upon that layer and adding on that. When your plant is done, you just take the "root ball" out and chuck a plant right in the hole. I know it sounds odd, but it works. lol
Heisengrow
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There have been a couple here and there.it was like there number 1 seller but folks were saying it didn't live up to the hype.someone here grew a few of them and said it was a disappointment