Nice! I love the rows of Afghanis. It looks like your going to have plenty of the ghani to smoke on. Great job man!
Outdoor Afghani 2006
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Reibsi
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JJScorpio.............thanks man. It`s a keeper for sure. Your plants look great and the`ll be monsters by then. Are you going to pinch the tops one more time......i would to increase the budding sites.
senseless..........they only take up about 18 inches square per plant....ideal for pots but small holes work much better....those two rows are about 30 feet long each with ample room between plants.
that`s exactly what i mean.....one can approach his site from any angle. They are the cats ass for outdoor farming.
Heres a few more pics from the afi grow.............on the rinse cycle now and putting on weight.
senseless..........they only take up about 18 inches square per plant....ideal for pots but small holes work much better....those two rows are about 30 feet long each with ample room between plants.
that`s exactly what i mean.....one can approach his site from any angle. They are the cats ass for outdoor farming.
Heres a few more pics from the afi grow.............on the rinse cycle now and putting on weight.
Reibsi
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ddt...........it`s been hot and dry for the last 10 days. It rained almost 200 mils in june so everything got a good foothold and now since july has started it`s only rain 20 mils so far. The Afis are all hand fed and watered with no ferts at all mixed in at planting.....This gives me total control over their outcome.
Thanks for dropping by my grow Time2Unite..........drop by anytime.
G
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I remember your name from OG but not the threads, looks like I missed out 
this is an unbelievable set-up, I never seen anything like it, kudos
also have you experimented with breeding that strain?
Im looking forward to seeing some harvest shots
peace
this is an unbelievable set-up, I never seen anything like it, kudos
also have you experimented with breeding that strain?
Im looking forward to seeing some harvest shots
peace
Reibsi
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The Afghanis
The Afghanis
The Afghanis are looking good...........inspected the ones on week 7 and found no blite. The row shots are on week 7 and the Afis that are on the outside of the fence are on week 7. The ones inside the fence are 1 week behind. I`ve been watering them now with strait water for a week and will continue to do so for another week............then start to harvest.
The first few pics were taken about 2 hours after sunrise.
The Afghanis
The Afghanis are looking good...........inspected the ones on week 7 and found no blite. The row shots are on week 7 and the Afis that are on the outside of the fence are on week 7. The ones inside the fence are 1 week behind. I`ve been watering them now with strait water for a week and will continue to do so for another week............then start to harvest.
The first few pics were taken about 2 hours after sunrise.
halfdef
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Damn homie!
Of course, after being away from the wired world for a while I had to drop by and peep the ladies... and your gorws run like a swiss clock. I always jabber on about the same things... but the mix of auto-flowering and bud density kill it every time.
These girls are filling out like last years bikini getting stuffed up by obese middle-american pubescent girls; they done blowed up. Its all popping out at the seams and nothing can hold it back. All silly word play aside, this stuff is great keep up the good work!
peace halfdef
ps I hope that your lady is feelin` better!
Of course, after being away from the wired world for a while I had to drop by and peep the ladies... and your gorws run like a swiss clock. I always jabber on about the same things... but the mix of auto-flowering and bud density kill it every time.
These girls are filling out like last years bikini getting stuffed up by obese middle-american pubescent girls; they done blowed up. Its all popping out at the seams and nothing can hold it back. All silly word play aside, this stuff is great keep up the good work!
peace halfdef
ps I hope that your lady is feelin` better!
Reibsi
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Thanks halfdef
Thanks halfdef
Interest in this thread seems to have dropped off.................So heres a few shots just for you halfdef of one of my + other " plots...Their are 30 Burmese Skunk x Auto-Afghani in this plot.....this pic was from last week and they are now about to start to flower.....they will continue to strecth for another 2 weeks and start to form some spear shaped colas.
This is one of many sites but for obvious reasons..............i will not post them all.
They stay nice and tight because of my pruneing technique and the 10 + hours of direct sun the receive.
I hope you like them.
Thanks halfdef
Interest in this thread seems to have dropped off.................So heres a few shots just for you halfdef of one of my + other " plots...Their are 30 Burmese Skunk x Auto-Afghani in this plot.....this pic was from last week and they are now about to start to flower.....they will continue to strecth for another 2 weeks and start to form some spear shaped colas.
This is one of many sites but for obvious reasons..............i will not post them all.
They stay nice and tight because of my pruneing technique and the 10 + hours of direct sun the receive.
I hope you like them.
Skunkmasterflex
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Looking Great Reibsi,
Im really interested in your genetics!! have you thought of doing a seed crop ?
im sure an established seed vendor could do quite well with your work ,
Im really interested in your genetics!! have you thought of doing a seed crop ?
im sure an established seed vendor could do quite well with your work ,
halfdef
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Thanks for the pics Reibsi!
Those gals are looking nice. I am curious, could you outline the pruning methods that you use to ensure good bud formation? Is it something other than traditional pruning techniques such as FIM, pinch-topping grow sites etc?
It seems that these girls are a bit larger than the afghani pics above, is this the result of longer veg or a different topping regime? Either way these ladies should fill out well! Is this the last wave for this season or do you have others coming still?
And one last question... I remember that you had crossed the Afghani with something when you first got it, or soon after, (or something like that) was it with the Burmese? If so I guess that the auto-flowering trait held strong... if it was not the Burmese I am curious how the cross with the Burmese effected the auto-flowering trait... could you fill me in on this stuff?
Again, best o` luck to ya bro!
peace halfdef
ps I also agree with skunkmasterflex, I think that you could do well by offering this strain to the public. Though such things are relative when considered against the returns this strain provides you now. I know that I have mentioned this before and I know that it must be a repetative issue with those that follow your grows. Perhaps the way to go would be through seedbay. It could be a one-off thing for those seriously interested in these genetics... just a thought. I understand that you might not want others propogating these genetics and 'mainstreaming' such a special strain. Eitherwho, just had to get this off my chest.
Good luck with the timber beasts!
Those gals are looking nice. I am curious, could you outline the pruning methods that you use to ensure good bud formation? Is it something other than traditional pruning techniques such as FIM, pinch-topping grow sites etc?
It seems that these girls are a bit larger than the afghani pics above, is this the result of longer veg or a different topping regime? Either way these ladies should fill out well! Is this the last wave for this season or do you have others coming still?
And one last question... I remember that you had crossed the Afghani with something when you first got it, or soon after, (or something like that) was it with the Burmese? If so I guess that the auto-flowering trait held strong... if it was not the Burmese I am curious how the cross with the Burmese effected the auto-flowering trait... could you fill me in on this stuff?
Again, best o` luck to ya bro!
peace halfdef
ps I also agree with skunkmasterflex, I think that you could do well by offering this strain to the public. Though such things are relative when considered against the returns this strain provides you now. I know that I have mentioned this before and I know that it must be a repetative issue with those that follow your grows. Perhaps the way to go would be through seedbay. It could be a one-off thing for those seriously interested in these genetics... just a thought. I understand that you might not want others propogating these genetics and 'mainstreaming' such a special strain. Eitherwho, just had to get this off my chest.
Good luck with the timber beasts!
