Juicy Pics of Juicy Nugs!

Manitoid

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #1

Heres a pic or two of some tasty.

grown in 7g smart pots organically indoors with compost tea.

was L.S.T. once and it is hard off to find a larf nug.

plants came out as piles of nugs.

Just something to keep me busy as we wind up for outdoor '11.

hope you enjoy...

Good pic of what a pile of nugs look like.

and what one looks like

and what some look like.

sorry about close up quality... BUT how about the resin content... check out bottom right of picture!

anyone ready for the "Gardening with free supplies grow 2011... Check it" ???

In the interest of moving upward and forward every year we will be upping the game quite a bit. More, bigger, yet shallower holes. Plants vegged 2-3 months by June 1 (instead of clone size June 1)...

Thanks, as always, for tuning in!

 

redneck shogun

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #2

Rock on with your free supplies outdoor growing Manitold. And to think there are so many people out there that think you have to drop 10k or more on an outdoor grow and then they throw all their soil and clippings away during the fall! It's no wonder sick people can't afford to buy their medicine.

 

TACOE

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #3

Great looking buds & nice looking knuckle. What's the strain? I like the bud structure.

 

Manitoid

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #4

There was a discretion in labelling where it could be a Green Crack or White Russian.

Im leaning towards white russian. Killer smell and resin content!

 

jd4083

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #5

Manitoid said:

There was a discretion in labelling where it could be a Green Crack or White Russian.

Im leaning towards white russian. Killer smell and resin content!

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Looks more like the Cush to me, but it's hard to say...how fast did it finish? Looking good...

 

Manitoid

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #6

Yeah it is good to discuss this. I had a issue with leaving grow to someone while i was on vacation, and haveing to all but start over when i got back. This plant and many like it were gifted to me so i wasnt starting from seed again.

Was told it was a Green Crack, but just not buying it. The only other strains my homey grows are white russian... and BubbleBerry Crack ( (Bubble GumX Blueberry) X Green Crack ), which he claimed I was not allowed to have.

very sweet aroma

 

jd4083

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #7

Manitoid said:

Yeah it is good to discuss this. I had a issue with leaving grow to someone while i was on vacation, and haveing to all but start over when i got back. This plant and many like it were gifted to me so i wasnt starting from seed again.

Was told it was a Green Crack, but just not buying it. The only other strains my homey grows are white russian... and BubbleBerry Crack ( (Bubble GumX Blueberry) X Green Crack ), which he claimed I was not allowed to have.

very sweet aroma

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I haven't seen a White Russian in flower for years, but we get more Green Crack out here in Appalachia than we can handle, and your description of the smell + the appearance of the plant makes me just about certain that what you have is the GC/Cush. Just my very humble opinion. either way, great job

 

Manitoid

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #8

Ha! Well thanks for the input. I personally had NOT grown Green Crack before. haha I expected it to be electric lime green or something.

Cush=Kush?

Also it seemed to be done fast, like 8-8.5 (weeks) tops...

 

jd4083

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #9

Manitoid said:

Ha! Well thanks for the input. I personally had NOT grown Green Crack before. haha I expected it to be electric lime green or something.

Cush=Kush?

Also it seemed to be done fast, like 8-8.5 (weeks) tops...

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"Cush" is (to my knowledge, and I could be wrong, as I read this on either OG or ICM years ago and we all know how stories change...) the moniker given to Green Crack originally from the boys in Athens, OH where it came from. Cush != "Kush," as far as I know they simply threw the C in to differentiate between that and the California "Kushes" which aren't really "Kushes" at all.

GC is done very fast for a sativa-leaning hybrid. All signs point to GC in my mind. Either way, like I said, well done...enjoy the fruits of your labor

 

SOTF420

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• Mar 25, 2011

• #10

Kick ass nugs man, nice trichs and definitely GC instead of WR imo

Great job!

 

Hank Hemp

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• Mar 26, 2011

• #11

Nice pics

 

timoslav

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• Apr 1, 2011

• #12

Beatiful peaks...But iam more interested about smoke, taste.

 

haxi

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• Jun 22, 2011

• #13

Hey manitoid! When I see your buds I want to press them like oranges, and drink the juice.
Is it tasty?

Stay Green bro

Peace

 

DRorganic

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• Jun 22, 2011

• #14

that looks like white Russian from serious seed all the way.i can even see the ak in the mix.

 

DRorganic

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• Jun 22, 2011

• #15

you might be right i took a closer look and it looks more and more like green crack. sorry

 

thatgreenstuff

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• Jun 23, 2011

• #16

Although I havent smoked white russian I have smoked alot of Gc and that to me looks like some good ole GC.

 

3rdEye

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• Jun 24, 2011

• #17

Those are some great looking nugs manitoid. As long as it smokes as good as it looks you should be all set.