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No Idea Koma found it I think every Chernobyl is insane.hey sub just wanted to know what to look for i want the chernobyl slymer cut people been praising heavily
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No Idea Koma found it I think every Chernobyl is insane.hey sub just wanted to know what to look for i want the chernobyl slymer cut people been praising heavily
Your plants always look great imo. Just curious, when they need that little extra boost, what brand of liquid nutes do you prefer ?TimeWreck x Green Avenger "Roxy" from seed. Day 12 with her sisters about a week behind her. Gave her some nitrogen nutes yesterday and top dressed w/ SS. A little too light green for my liking. Right as the lights turned off this morning...
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Really? Ace of spades is the fastest rooting plant I've ever grown. Fresh clones rooted in 4 days for me, maybe Plushberry is different. The male I've got rooted in 10 days. I'm waiting to see which of the fems show roots first, and which last.My Black Dahlia has the same issues with rooting. In fact, I just harvested after 8 weeks and had to throw her back into the veg room to reveg(first time having to do this). Took 4 cuts w/ no luck. She's heavy on the BCS side but my Plushberry isn't as much and has no issues rooting.
Good luck with the Strawberry Daiquiri seedlings. I've had some great luck with older TGA beans. I think one reason why is that they were still fresh when I bought them.I'm really excited to get some of these Strawberry Daiquiri beauties going. I was a little bit concerned about germination as the seeds are a little old, but to my delight, all 8 from the ten pack that I started had little tails within 24 hours. Fingers crossed.
Strawberry Daiquiri has massive potential, about 8 killer phenotypes I've observed. From 'cleaner' or jtr phenotypes to toostie pop phenotypes, I've had peanut butter and jelly smelling plants and sprite remix smelling lemon-lime tropical plants. I've got f2's of each. I'm testing a few now and in a few weeks I'll have all of them in flower. Each phenotype that had promise, Ive germinated seeds of to breed with. Don't let them get rootbound as they will likely start producing nanners or ballsacks. on the whole, this polyhybrid doesn't like small/crowded rootspace, it can handle low to med/high nutrients in flower and takes 10-11 weeks for the best phenotypes. Some of them are actually hashplants, unreasonably frosty, and stacked really close, these plants need to be well ventilated, due to my grow space, I actually got a bit of mold on some from high temps and humidity. The nutty/earthy more sedated smelling plants are these ones, they cure to something like burnt caramel and maple sugar spice. I had one plant that smelled either like french french toast, burnt syrupy smell, or when cured about 3 months it smelled like strawberry pancakes. These need a long cure, but if you have the patience, some of these phenotypes are extraordinary.I'm really excited to get some of these Strawberry Daiquiri beauties going. I was a little bit concerned about germination as the seeds are a little old, but to my delight, all 8 from the ten pack that I started had little tails within 24 hours. Fingers crossed.
3 month cure for older tga, could i do it shorter than you think by doing a freezer cure ?Strawberry Daiquiri has massive potential, about 8 killer phenotypes I've observed. From 'cleaner' or jtr phenotypes to toostie pop phenotypes, I've had peanut butter and jelly smelling plants and sprite remix smelling lemon-lime tropical plants. I've got f2's of each. I'm testing a few now and in a few weeks I'll have all of them in flower. Each phenotype that had promise, Ive germinated seeds of to breed with. Don't let them get rootbound as they will likely start producing nanners or ballsacks. on the whole, this polyhybrid doesn't like small/crowded rootspace, it can handle low to med/high nutrients in flower and takes 10-11 weeks for the best phenotypes. Some of them are actually hashplants, unreasonably frosty, and stacked really close, these plants need to be well ventilated, due to my grow space, I actually got a bit of mold on some from high temps and humidity. The nutty/earthy more sedated smelling plants are these ones, they cure to something like burnt caramel and maple sugar spice. I had one plant that smelled either like french french toast, burnt syrupy smell, or when cured about 3 months it smelled like strawberry pancakes. These need a long cure, but if you have the patience, some of these phenotypes are extraordinary.
I let my plants dry on stem, then after about 6 days and a trim I will jar them. about 6 weeks after that to 12 weeks expect the flavors to develop. Patience is key, as quality develops over time. Ive never used a short cut that wound up producing higher quality product(aside from rosin press).3 month cure for older tga, could i do it shorter than you think by doing a freezer cure ?
They're healthy as a mofo loving that rain water! In the summer time, I collect rain water too...pure as can be and the plants love it.Here's two different phenos of TGA's Timewreck. They've been vegging for about eight weeks, transplanted into 12 gallon containers and going into flower this weekend.They're under a 600 watt Genesis metal halide with super soil, roots organics and rain water.
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Your plant looks good and healthy, just like always. Big "shout out" to you for keeping this thread alive and well over the years.The good ole days.....
There use to be a ton of people posting here, now it’s just a handful of us. Those days are over.Your plant looks good and healthy, just like always. Big "shout out" to you for keeping this thread alive and well over the years.