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Peanut butter breath
Afgan/gotilla cookies

medidedicated said:

Its me again! The jouney of new strain after like 8 months starts today! Im thinking flip these thirsty little puppies! Similar to my strain atm so Im thinking Ill get a big enough sample of strain bananas!

Banana cream pastry dabs here we go! Maybe shell smoke good too for my new patient. Would be awesome incase I lose them for a while. Looking for smoke that also yields rosin would be nice.

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Best wishes for your grow!

Gorilla glue are the large outdoor plants ,

the smaller outdoor plants with bud closeups are exotics genetix greasy runtz mothers , the single plant indoors is a speedrun seeds autoflower , acid snow and the last picture is a cult classic seeds “fantasy land “ that’s pumping out sticky oily fat buds with wild terps . Skunk , candy , etc . I’ve harvested several tops off it - running into WPM bad , so I’ve been spraying nightly with peroxide as I don’t want anything that can affect smell/taste on them so late . Worst case I cut the remaining buds and have them all made into bubble then live rosin .

these greasy runtz mothers are so frosty , sticky and stinky !!


The gorilla glue is later to the party but it never disappoints in the end ! Nighttime shots are always my favorite . Happy growing everyone

Trop cherry in back, royal kush (mandelbrot) and icc in the front. Day 42

Outdoor in Toronto. Most have about a month to go, but mixed bag of strains out there, so some will be staying out as long as Mother Nature allows

Bubblegum Sherb:

GG4:

Apple Fritter:

First 5 pics are out of some stuff I made back in 2016. The last 3 pics are some Chemdog Cookies bagseed. They started late due to being in the mountains.

I need a better photo-taking device.

Bout 30 days into flower. Growing fatter by the day.

Goin good.

Veggery. Test lab going good this banana candy krush is vigorous just one week flower. 65% sativa.

Birds eye view I find it mesmerizing

DAY 49 FLOWERING VIDEO

Greasy runtz packing on the frost . And a gorilla glue also doing the same , at a much earlier stage of flower . Harvest can’t come quick enough . Here’s a partially dried bud of the greasy runtz at the end

HID doesn't get the love it deserves

Sensi blackberry cake.

Star Dog said:

HID doesn't get the love it deserves
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Hid produces such fat chunky buds . That strain has some wild flower structure!!

Switched nutes to Jack's RO a couple weeks ago so taking a bit to get the feed right but here's day 14 of 12/12 Granddaddy Purple.
Had to trim yesterday due to humidity so still a little rough looking.

End of week 4 from seed GG#4

White widow by sonoma seeds

Day 38 just watered the plants, guano trip goes well and then by mistake gave them 1,5 quarts of sea water which i had for other stuff.
So its 1,5 quarts of sea water along with 2,5 gals of normal water. Will the ratio save it, anyone been through this?

Star Dog said:

HID doesn't get the love it deserves
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Too true my friend, is that hps or ceramic?. The red light of hps passes through leaf matter easier than other wavelengths, coupled with the fact that there's a huge hotspot in the centre of a hps footprint means you can really get some deep penetration right down deep into a canopy. If only they were as efficient as led I think we'd see a lot more commercial growers still using them.

another thing to consider is so many plants were bred under hps, and often produce better pheno expression under hps spectrum than led full spectrum.

I do love my leds though, I think they'll both allways have a role to play in my grows

DMChiz said:

Outdoor in Toronto. Most have about a month to go, but mixed bag of strains out there, so some will be staying out as long as Mother Nature allows

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They look awesome man ! Cheers from Cape Breton