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chef c said:
It depends on how the male looks. I usually crack 3-6 beans at the time. I look for the shortest fattest females, and I choose the slowest male to show sex. EC told me a long time ago that the faster males have more hempy in jeans them. Then if the mail is looking like winner I will flower him out and see if he's worth crossing anything. I've had mails auto before I had males grow extremely stretchy, some males that sort of fit the build being the right height with the right strength and branching structure to actually show me that they are worth run in the bloom. Once I see with their structure looks like as they're being bloomed out I'll decide on whether or not to keep the clothes that I've already taken. This 4D male is the first that I've actually kept in a while. But when the have color and frost ten days into bloom along w tight flower clusters, you know u have a winner. Oh and I love all things chem, so it's a pretty easy call for me to keep this guy around! Well just check his progeny in about four months and see how they look and decide if he's a keeper or not.
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Thank you very much, Chef for all of the information. I really appreciate it.
 
chef c said:
Speaking of females that won't b goine away anytime soon (trumpts sound) ladies and gentlemen I give you NSV's GDP (resounding applause is heared throughout the kitchen) I would like to thank everyone involved, iwont name names but you know who u are, this really means a lot to me, uh thank you jeses, and allah, and the microbes in my soil, and all the patients worldwide, this ones for YOU!!!
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Some of NSV's GDP bud pics were some of the first ones on this site I "right clicked save picture as". That thing throws some amazing buds. Congratulations!
 
Thanks

Chef the BH is reg I don't really mess around with fems, don't really like the concept. I pollinated a branch of her with the male that is revegging into a herm, I was told that to be a normal thing. Yea I wanna see if he can be self-pollinated and what gender the s1's would be.
 
chef c said:
BG is that dna's genectic?
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Can I reply to my own quote? Yes, master of strains the, the cannaloupe (although im not 100% that this is the featured strain as it is spelled differently than in Bleeds' post) kush is a DNA strain, and is feminized incase you were wondering.
 
uromastyx said:
Thanks

Chef the BH is reg I don't really mess around with fems, don't really like the concept. I pollinated a branch of her with the male that is revegging into a herm, I was told that to be a normal thing. Yea I wanna see if he can be self-pollinated and what gender the s1's would be.
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Plus (wraps hands like mr. Burns from the Simpsons) think about the mutants....
 
FSOG looking mighty close at day 47!
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Smells like someone squeezed grape big league chew through a moldy old gym sock!
 
indipow82 said:
Looks like a fast finisher Chef!
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Ya I'm stoked, I know there gonna be some more sativa longerish finishers, and it's not as fast as sauses querkle but the indica phenos will probably be a good bet for outdoors this summer. I only fed her bloom three times (botannicare pro grow in veg once w cal mag and kelp 25ml total) w a total of 30ml AN sensi a&b and 9 ml bloombastic. I admit not the cheapest bloom out there but not the most xpensive either and I think the frost is more a result of genetic make up than nutrient value. Like I said the smell is VERY reminiscent of the mothers unbelievable candied grape w some of dads lemonene traced in for good measure. Well see how you guys like the smoke.
 
Sour Cream from the Treehouse. Smells and tastes awesome. Hey Kramer, want some?... psych lol - just kidding bro.

oh and some pics of my veggies to bore you all with.
 

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