Rooftop Greenhouse Grow Amsterdam

curious old fart

Well-Known Member

• Jul 5, 2013

• #821

I see a lot of happy campers in your garden....you must be doing something right. I think I harvested a celebrity yesterday-small, but an outstanding taste. ........................................... cof

 

jigfresh

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• Jul 5, 2013

• #822

No where better to be than on the roof. Hope it's a sunny one for you D.

 

DST

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• Jul 5, 2013

• #823

whodat, it's the first fruit that has gone which was already developing when I got the paint brush out.....will see what happens. thanks for popping in peeps.

 

mr west

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• Jul 6, 2013

• #824

we got our first fruit starting to develop on the fairy cut yay.

 

K

korsouberde

Member

• Jul 6, 2013

• #825

groeten uit Curacao..alles ziet er goed uit!

 

DST

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• Jul 7, 2013

• #826

Hoi Kors, bedankt voor je bezoek! Jammer dat ons weer is niet zo moi als in Curacao! Maar vandaag het is bijna 26c! l

 

DST

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• Jul 7, 2013

• #827

Unknown compost strain....

deep blue - stinks to highest of sweetest of heaveans.....so fruity and candy flavoured.

Peace DST

 

whodatnation

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• Jul 7, 2013

• #828

You gots to be able to identify SOMETHING in it eh D? one of the parents at least? I like the sounds of it though "compost strain"

 

Mohican

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• Jul 7, 2013

• #829

Beautiful sunshine!

 

Ninjabowler

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• Jul 8, 2013

• #830

Howz the leg mo?

 

DST

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• Jul 8, 2013

• #831

Of course you can tell, it stinks to fuk like a combo of Livers (or perhaps Pyscho) and Kush (more fruity leaning than kush leaning). SO it's a cross with one of these:

And either Jake Blues or Deep Blue F3, so basically is a Deep Blue x (Sour Kush x OG Kush), but I am not sure if it's the Jake Blue (an F2 Deep Blue) or the Deep Blue F3....so Compost Strain it will remain, lol.

whodatnation said:

You gots to be able to identify SOMETHING in it eh D? one of the parents at least? I like the sounds of it though "compost strain"

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whodatnation

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• Jul 8, 2013

• #832

Damn Compost strain it is.

 

ghb

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• Jul 8, 2013

• #833

hahaha you have a greenhouse full, please tell me that isn't all one plant?

 

Mohican

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• Jul 8, 2013

• #834

Knee is all healed! But I fucked up my shoulder using the crutches and today was the first day without pain! Last week I had so much pain in my knee and shoulder I couldn't sleep. Then I got up at 5 am to take a friend for their Scuba certification. Got home at 11 am took a pain pill and slept until 7 pm

 

DST

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• Jul 9, 2013

• #835

that's last years lad, and it was 2 plants, but the 2nd one was stuck in the corner and was quite a bit smaller.

ghb said:

hahaha you have a greenhouse full, please tell me that isn't all one plant?

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ghb

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• Jul 9, 2013

• #836

i suppose i could have done some thinking and derived that from looking at the pictures, with all this sun we are having there is no chance they would flower outdoor unless you had a tarp or something to cover the greenhouse but then it would no doubt turn into a sweatbox. that looks pretty anyway. why do grow unknown strains outdoors though? would it make sense to grow a strain you know finishes quick? or do you just like the adventure

 

DST

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• Jul 9, 2013

• #837

I just refuse to kill a beautiful looking cannorbis planticus, even if it has just decided to grow on it's own. Anyway, the 2 unknowns where flowered for the most part indoors, I am just finishing them off outside (and they are real sticky and lush)....saying that, I just culled 3 plants that I couldn't be bothered with as they had stretched to buggery. Oh, and I do like a bit of a surprise/adventure!

 

DST

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• Jul 9, 2013

• #838

This week at Crufts!

phone pics, soz for the quality.

 

ghb

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• Jul 9, 2013

• #839

that is a nice dog tent, all the same cut?

nice and bushy in there, i take it they have been topped a few times?. i love the dog stems, they are so durable, i wish i could find a use for them after harvest, i might start using them as a bamboo cane to support the cheese lol.

 

Mohican

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• Jul 9, 2013

• #840

I always shed a little tear when I harvest. I have dedicated so much time to making them flourish that it seems cruel to then just lop them off