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SwiSHa85

SwiSHa85

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Hawg Wild said:
Who's that one from?
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Local guy to me. He also has a killer Lemon AK auto. We both breed so we trade all our stuff we make. He has access to legit cuts of things I would otherwise never get to experience. I got my GG4 photo cut from him recently and its definitely one of my favorites now. I've tried from seed before but never got a winner. Now I see why it was so popular.
 
Tiflis

Tiflis

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Grown in FFOF, (6" containers) mostly water only, except a little bit of Cal/Mag. Also top dressed with EWC a couple times. These 2 finished flowering under 2 months! I'm buying more of their gear as soon as they open their shop back up.
Mephisto - Creme de la Chem - 14 g dried
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Mephisto - White Crack - 7g dried
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Jerry Tyson

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@Gentlemencorpse I'm growing Seedsman NL auto's and am at day 59. Just curious once you dry and cure it, what your take on the quality is? It's a big time commitment, but it's like I can travel forward in time and ask you!
 
Gentlemencorpse

Gentlemencorpse

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Jerry Tyson said:
@Gentlemencorpse I'm growing Seedsman NL auto's and am at day 59. Just curious once you dry and cure it, what your take on the quality is? It's a big time commitment, but it's like I can travel forward in time and ask you!
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Haha no doubt man. I hate to say it but it's pretty meh. It does smell and taste better than I expected when I dropped it, but it's still not primo. Of the 5 strains I've harvested recently there's only one I like less. And the high isn't very strong.

That being said, I have a couple friends who actually prefer less potent weed and I gave them some and they stinking love it. Also yield was solid for an auto. Little over 4 oz.

Also, I evicted my second one two months ago because I lost patience with it and it had a gnat problem. It's been snowed on, frosted, stormed on, never watered and never fed, and this is it last night:

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So she's resilient for certain.

I don't regret growing it, but I won't grow it again.
 
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Mr. Cheetah

Mr. Cheetah

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Gentlemencorpse said:
Haha no doubt man. I hate to say it but it's pretty meh. It does smell and taste better than I expected when I dropped it, but it's still not primo. Of the 5 strains I've harvested recently there's only one I like less. And the high isn't very strong.

That being said, I have a couple friends who actually prefer less potent weed and I gave them some and they stinking love it. Also yield was solid for an auto. Little over 4 oz.

Also, I evicted my second one two months ago because I lost patience with it and it had a gnat problem. It's been snowed on, frosted, stormed on, never watered and never fed, and this is it last night:

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So she's resilient for certain.

I don't regret growing it, but I won't grow it again.
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give it something man, stop the torture :D
 
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Jerry Tyson

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Gentlemencorpse said:
Haha no doubt man. I hate to say it but it's pretty meh. It does smell and taste better than I expected when I dropped it, but it's still not primo. Of the 5 strains I've harvested recently there's only one I like less. And the high isn't very strong.

That being said, I have a couple friends who actually prefer less potent weed and I gave them some and they stinking love it. Also yield was solid for an auto. Little over 4 oz.

Also, I evicted my second one two months ago because I lost patience with it and it had a gnat problem. It's been snowed on, frosted, stormed on, never watered and never fed, and this is it last night:

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So she's resilient for certain.

I don't regret growing it, but I won't grow it again.
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Thanks for the quick reply! That’s somewhat disappointing for sure given the time investment. That’s a weighty yield for sure. It’s funny seedsman touted it as a super high THC but can’t believe everything you read. The evicted plant is beating the odds for sure!
 
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Anonymousgardener420

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Not quite started in April, may 10 was day one for these, 20200602_131833.jpg20200602_131827.jpg20200602_131839.jpg20200602_131823.jpg20200601_163720.jpg
The two on the left are fast buds westcoast OG, back right is the bakery seed co. cheesecake, and front right is creme brulee also from bakery
 
Thebigyin

Thebigyin

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Mr. Cheetah said:
you should be more woried about the state of the leaves, not trichs right now. how long into flowering?
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It's about 2 and a half weeks in flower, I know the plants not going to be anything much but I'm growing it out for learning purposes, first grow and all that, I've stressed the plant it's whole life, here's some more pics.IMG_20200602_202409.jpgIMG_20200602_203314.jpgIMG_20200602_202110.jpg
 
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B|uDreamer

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Thebigyin said:
Took a close up of one of the flowers, anyone know how long before it starts getting frosty?View attachment 4583564
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In my assorted grow I have noticed that they all start to frost at different times. My Super Lemon Haze was crazy from the start of flowering while the Royal Gorilla showed very little initially but is absolutely packing it on now near the end. In other words, like how frosty, 90% is genetics.
 
Hawg Wild

Hawg Wild

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Final shots before chop Nurple day 74 from sprout. The last 2 came down today. Been really lax on taking pics the last week or so, being more concerned about checking for mold but luckily there was no more to be found. These are all shots of the same photogenic plant. The other one was huge and beastly but just not pretty with big tops dangling all over on skinny stems. That one (the one not pictured) is probably gonna be a half pound dry by itself, 6 oz minimum.20200602_120843.jpg20200602_120722.jpg20200602_120709.jpg20200602_120523.jpg20200602_120514.jpg20200602_120510.jpg20200602_120424.jpg
 

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