drolove
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bassman999
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I have 707 HB
This is my 2nd time trying to get this clone
1st time it ended up being Mango..I have had several clones from dispensaries be the wrong thing though.
I dont know what to expect honestly.
I wonder if RP and the 707 versions are the same or not?
jaded4life69
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bassman999
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A little eye candyThat's my 5 by 5 tent... Day 31 from sprout and getting ready for flower! How do they look?
They look really happy.
What strain(s)?
kgb424
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I use my tent as a propogation station, the upper section has fan that I mounted upside down and a single 2 foot t5, with a tray and heat mat to start seedlings and cuttings, the cuttings/seedlings go on the bottom under a 4ft 4 tube t5,with a heat mat and then when they get big enough they then, go in my veg room that has two 4ft 8 tube t5 fixtures, then they go in the flower room under my 1000' hps. and when there no seedling/clones in the tent, it works as my drying tent, works good with fans on.
bassman999
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This is what I found about the 707:
Strains � 707 Headband
[h=1]707 Headband[/h]
By Mark Wunder | November 13, 2012 04:17:44 AM CST
Parents: NYC Diesel x OG Kush x Master Kush
Growing Environment: Indoor/outdoor
Garden Skills: Intermediate
Flowering Time: 9 - 11 weeks
Yield: Moderate to heavy
Medical Uses: Pain relief, anxiety, depression, inflammation, nausea, muscle spasms
Breeder: The Breeder's Lab
Cannabissearch.com Buzz Rating: This bud provides more of a body high than the original Headband and lasts quite a bit longer as well.
707 Headband was developed in the Bay Area of California and has proved itself to be a highly potent and flavorful strain of weed. It's a cross of NYC Diesel x OG Kush x Master Kush and was bred by The Breeder's Lab. The buds are round and fairly dense, with loads of sticky trichromes.
Most who cultivate 707 Headband will find an often heavy yield of highly potent and flavorful buds. These ladies love organic soil, but will thrive in nearly any medium and flower for 9 to 11 weeks indoors. She�s not a particularly hard strain to grow, but she is somewhat picky on amounts of nutrients, so most gardeners have to play with that until they figure out her preferred amount.
707 Headband offers excellent flavors of citrus, earth, dank and fuel, leaving the patient in a pleasantly relaxing state of being. The high lasts over an hour and most who smoke this bud will gladly come back for more at $55 an eighth.
bassman999
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And this is the original Headband:
Strains � Headband
[h=1]Headband[/h]
By Mark Wunder | October 22, 2012 18:27:01 PM CDT
Classification: Indica-dominant
Growing Environment: Indoor/Outdoor
Garden Skills: Intermediate
Flowering Time: 9 - 10 weeks
THC Content: High
Yield: High
Medical Uses: Depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, nausea, migraines, pain relief, muscle spasms
Breeder: Reserva Privada
Cannabissearch.com Buzz Rating: The taste is very Kushy and piney, with an added sour chemical flavor on the exhale. Very stoney high that has both sativa and Indica qualities.
This marvelous strain is preceded by the legendary OG Kush, powerful Master Kush and classic Sour Diesel. The name Headband likely comes from the fact that some patients have reported a slight pressure around there head, very much as if they were wearing a headband. As an Indica-dominant hybrid, this strain covers a wide variety of symptoms and ailments, and is a favorite strain in dispensaries all over. Headband offers a strong but not overpowering body high, with noticeable cerebral stimulation coming on slowly but surely. The buds range from medium to dark-green with short orange pistils all over. They emit a piney, danky, woodsy aroma that changes to a sour, danky, musky odor when smoked.
Headband vegetates at an incredibly rapid rate and when properly cared for, produces a lush canopy. She also yields a decent amount and is not picky about food or nutrients
This one-of-a-kind strain tastes, sour, Kushy, and danky, with a hint of gas. This medication is recommended for anxiety, migraines, minor pains, muscle spasms, and eating disorders
Strains � Headband
[h=1]Headband[/h]
By Mark Wunder | October 22, 2012 18:27:01 PM CDT
Growing Environment: Indoor/Outdoor
Garden Skills: Intermediate
Flowering Time: 9 - 10 weeks
THC Content: High
Yield: High
Medical Uses: Depression, anxiety, bi-polar disorder, nausea, migraines, pain relief, muscle spasms
Breeder: Reserva Privada
Cannabissearch.com Buzz Rating: The taste is very Kushy and piney, with an added sour chemical flavor on the exhale. Very stoney high that has both sativa and Indica qualities.
This marvelous strain is preceded by the legendary OG Kush, powerful Master Kush and classic Sour Diesel. The name Headband likely comes from the fact that some patients have reported a slight pressure around there head, very much as if they were wearing a headband. As an Indica-dominant hybrid, this strain covers a wide variety of symptoms and ailments, and is a favorite strain in dispensaries all over. Headband offers a strong but not overpowering body high, with noticeable cerebral stimulation coming on slowly but surely. The buds range from medium to dark-green with short orange pistils all over. They emit a piney, danky, woodsy aroma that changes to a sour, danky, musky odor when smoked.
Headband vegetates at an incredibly rapid rate and when properly cared for, produces a lush canopy. She also yields a decent amount and is not picky about food or nutrients
This one-of-a-kind strain tastes, sour, Kushy, and danky, with a hint of gas. This medication is recommended for anxiety, migraines, minor pains, muscle spasms, and eating disorders
bassman999
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Nice setup, I esp like the fan mounting!
kgb424
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my tent came with piece thats metal that slips in place on the top the frame tubes to help stablize it,it goes in one corner, it had two holes in it already, so I mounted a piece of scrap plywood to the metal brace piece, and then screwed the base of the fan to the plywood, but you have to put it together in steps and works great, the hard part was laying out the cut lines and holes to mount it, then I made sure that the fan was far enough forward to rotate back and forth freely,and was adjustable, it works great,the fan is old, but walmarts got a cheap replacement, I just keep forgetting to grab one.
bassman999
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bassman999
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Colorado!! I need to go there are see the area at least once, hell I havent been anywhere except for Oregon and Neveda in my whole life lol.
dieselweed
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I grow in a tent i built out of raw materials. Saved quite a bit of money.
bassman999
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I grow in a tent i built out of raw materials. Saved quite a bit of money.
I made one like that sorta, but my big clumsy dog kept ripping it up, and fell through it once actually.
I hope you have better luck than I did!
BrewsNBuds
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Hey not sure if this has been asked before, but does anyone know where to get those white clips that secure the cross bar to the frame of the tent so your grow light, fans etc can hang from it? I just grabbed a 4 x 4 x 6.5 from a guy on craigslist, and I have 3 cross bars but only one set of clips that are still intact. The other 4 clips were missing or broken. I went to Home Depot and they don't sell them. I couldn't find them on Amazon either.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
bassman999
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Are you talking about the corner connection?
You might be able to use some pvc pipe connectors from Home Depot maybe?
http://www.creativeshelters.com/Fit...fnSKU=PVC-33&gclid=COKjrrC9jrQCFad_QgodviIAJg
kgb424
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did you look online, my tent is made by sunhunt, I looked at there website to see if I could extra parts, before I bought my tent used from craigslist, in case there was pieces missing, I got lucky and got a great deal for $ 100.00,got a free 2 foot t5 fixture, a new unopened 2lb box of bat guana,some flush, and a box with timers,power strips,therometers, domes, trays,6'' exhaust fan, ducting, and duct adapters and all the stuff he couldn't sell. I think I scored
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