Entries - 2005 Photo Shoot

Dutchgrown

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Veteran

• Apr 23, 2005

• #1

Here you will find pics of all entries prior to them being broken down into the judge samples. Between Gypsy and I, we tried to get good photos of each, so some of the pics I took the night before and some are from the next day when Gypsy arrived to give us a hand.



































More pics coming........to be continued!

 

G

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #2

looking tastey, I will have to make sure I am there next year.

 

Dutchgrown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #3

 

trichomefarmer

re-loading

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #4

constructive critism

constructive critism

lookin' good, but they tasted even better.

Though I think I should offer my trimming services.
I'm seeing to many leaves that should be going into bubblebags.

less leaf, more trichomes..

a large amount of consideration is given how the buds look, for most judges this is far easier to quantify. especially since most are smoking much more than they usually would.
trimming buds that are entered in a competition is much more important than most entrants(from all the various cannabis cups around the world) realize.

appearance ie. bag appeal is easily judged. imho there should be NO leaves visible.
many serious cannabis tasters will remove them anyway, leaves on your buds will only lower your scores. as you can see by the very tight results,every point can count.
If you are serious about winning, utmost care needs to be taken when trimming. cause presentation points are the easiest to gain, but also the easiest to lose.
:wink: ps. those little leaves closest to the bud make the best bubble.

 

G

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #5

I'm with you on that one TF, its always to much leaf on the bud if you can see any imo. I mean when you buy bud, your trying to get the flowers of the plant, not its leaves. And I must say the Love Potion looks very delectable.

 

Dutchgrown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #6

...........and still alot more pics to come yet!

 

Dutchgrown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #7

Will be back later with more pics...have to organize them and get them uploaded.

dg

 

Bramski

Member

• Apr 23, 2005

• #8

Yea man the love potion rocked, it smells so damn good, you could rub it on your ladys neck and it would be hard to leave her alone after it, it really is a love potion

Some really nice shots there DG, keep em comin'

 

G

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #9

D D D Damn is all I can say.

 

truecannabliss

TrueCanna Genetics - Selection is art

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ICMag Donor

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #10

Yeah trimming may well have been the downfall of a few killer samples, i for one am a trimming obsessive neverless they were delicous and seeing the pics confirms to me the strains of some of my favourites.

 

Hooked-On-Grown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #11

A good curing helps a bit also! I was only able to get about 12 days cure on mine.
Fantastic entries.!!!

 

G

Guest

• Apr 23, 2005

• #12

I was the hardest on flavor - smoothness - potency quality = first looks can be decieving - I also used Jubie's microscope to help judge the TChome devolopment - where IMHO tells the prelude to the story

What a Show! thanks DG & Crew

 

G

Guest

• Apr 23, 2005

• #13

HOG and TF, I second that!

As a Judge I dedicated myself to examining every aspect of what I was smoking, from the looks of the bud all the way through the aftertaste it left in my mouth through to the duration, quality and intensity of the high.

Though most of the entries were first rate, I was appalled at a few of the entries in the Growers categories (both, Indica and Sativa). They were so poorly flushed, dried and or/cured that I was able to take just one toke before I had to mark them low on the scorecard, notwithstanding the first rate genetics. That's a crying shame if you ask me. You can grow out the finest genetics available, get the most beautiful buds on the face of this earth, but if its not well flushed, properly dried and slow cured to perfection your weed will be worth less than the poorest of mexican schwag beasters.

 

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baccas125

• Apr 23, 2005

• #14

yes

yes

I agree Blue some of the entries where very poor! Nezxt year they will just have to flush and cure a little better!

 

zeppelindood

Captain Expando

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #15

extreamly well stated....

extreamly well stated....

xxbluevelvetxx said:

...I had to mark them low on the scorecard, notwithstanding the first rate genetics. That's a crying shame if you ask me. You can grow out the finest genetics available, get the most beautiful buds on the face of this earth, but if its not well flushed, properly dried and slow cured to perfection your weed will be worth less...

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For the lady....

peAce...

 

Dutchgrown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #16

More entries.................

















...........and a few more in a sec :wink:

 

Dutchgrown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #17

 

Dutchgrown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #18

More entries..............

More entries..............

 

Dutchgrown

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• Apr 23, 2005

• #19

 

GreatLakes THC

an Arthur P. Jacobs production

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• Apr 24, 2005

• #20

Thank you DG...

Thank you DG...

Some very lovely entries. Thankyou DG for the hard work bringing these photo's in for us. I see what you mean about the manicuring of the bud's guys. The difference between Soma's bud and some of the others is a stark contrast. There might not be a difference in the potency of the bud, but the overall effect is much higher with a bud that's as enjoyable to look at as it is to smoke.

GreatLakes THC