Purple Trainwreck, White widow, BB headbands

nobodies

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Here are a few shots from my outdoor garden. The most mature plants are Purple Trainwreck, the new sprouts are Seedsman white widow, and a blueberry headband, I forget which breeder it's from however.

The two largests plants are both HSO Purple Trainwreck, the one on the left is a sativa phenotype, and the one on the right is much more indica. The Indica began budding about 1 month ahead of the sativa. It's got about 2 more months on it. It already smells great though. Like Grape/Berry Gasoline.
 

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LockedOutOfHeaven

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nobodies said:
Here are a few shots from my outdoor garden. The most mature plants are Purple Trainwreck, the new sprouts are Seedsman white widow, and a blueberry headband, I forget which breeder it's from however.

The two largests plants are both HSO Purple Trainwreck, the one on the left is a sativa phenotype, and the one on the right is much more indica. The Indica began budding about 1 month ahead of the sativa. It's got about 2 more months on it. It already smells great though. Like Grape/Berry Gasoline.
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My Purple Trainwreck
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nobodies

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Everything except the sprouts, the two biggest are both hso p trainwreck, two different phenos though.
 
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Nice job. I am thinking you should prob stake your stems up, they are ok now.. but later in flowering they may snap, or fall to the ground under the weight of the buds. Your stems seem very thin. So putting up some stakes, and using tape/string to support them would prob be good.

Do you live somewhere that doesn't get much wind? Just curious.

I'll post a picture of how mine are doing tomorrow!
 
LockedOutOfHeaven

LockedOutOfHeaven

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nobodies said:
Nice job. I am thinking you should prob stake your stems up, they are ok now.. but later in flowering they may snap, or fall to the ground under the weight of the buds. Your stems seem very thin. So putting up some stakes, and using tape/string to support them would prob be good.

Do you live somewhere that doesn't get much wind? Just curious.

I'll post a picture of how mine are doing tomorrow!
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Ya I already have bamboo for that reason. Just haven't put them in yet. I live in FL so ya we get crazy wind! Where do u live? Can't wait to compare with yours! Looking forward to ur pics!
 
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