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Greetings my IC family!
This cook likes to mix it up a bit in the kitchen, so I'm starting a new grow with 3 new strains (well, new for me).
This time out, the Chef's Specials include....
Sour Bubble Bx3... Our main course. Good with or without the side of mashed potatoes! This is the type I have the most plants of in this grow.
Bx2 was absolutely outstanding in my last grow. Really fabulous smoke, so...I had to grow Bx3 this time out. Thanks BOG
Dutch Passion's Blue Moonshine is the fruit plate special. I'm hopin for the best on this one. At the time I bought these beans, Gypsy wasn't carrying DJ Shorts's genetics, and I generally only order from Gypsy, soooo my friend and I split a pack of these from Dutch Passion. I've heard some mixed reports on their version of DJ's Moonshine, but I guess I'm going to just find out how it is for myself. Let's hope for colorful tasty buds!
Billygoat's Bangkok Betty Thai rounds out the menu with a taste from the Orient.
Though I'm VERY excited about the other varieties I'm growing, this one will be a big focus in this garden for many reasons. First off, sativas aren't THAT east to grow in a little chamber like mine, so it'll be a challenge. I think i'm up to it after having success with SSC's Sativa Mexicana.
I'm excited about getting a taste of some oldshool Thai. It's been a loooong time.
Also, these beans carry a lot of good karma with them. They've had quite the round the world adventure before reaching me. Billygoat produced them in the US before his bust, sent them to Dutchgrown in Amsterdam, who sent them to our old friend Leeroy & Co. in Oz as a contest prize. He was nice enough to send me 3 of these prize beans back here to the US of A just because he's a hell of a guy. Fortunately I got 3 for 3 to germ.
I miss seein ol Leeroy around. I hope he's well.
Hi Buddy, wherever you may roam.
This first part of the grow thread is dedicated to our dear friend Billygoat who just got some happy words that included FREEDOM. :wink: Right on, bro
I'll give you all an in depth look at the Betties. In further installments, we'll look at what's simmering in other pots.
I took these first pics a couple weeks back, so everthing is a little larger now. I'll catch up eventually
So, without further excessive commentary from IC's kitchen staff,....let's look at some pics, shall we?
Here's a rack of seedlings just chillin under some flouro lighting.
can you spot the sativas in the bunch?
Here they are... cropped around the 3 Betties.
Right off the bat, they're showing those long, thin tropical looking leaves
What's that?!?!? You'd like to meet the Betties in person? Sure...I think I can arrange an intro.
First is Betty Rubble...
looking very similar in appearance is Betty Ford...
and last but not least...this one was kinda freaky lookin, so we'll call her Betty Davis...
strange lookin leaves on that one. But that's ok, I AM foodservice, so I DIG FREAKS some of my best friends are freaks.
If I had a wish...I wish that I get a male and female out of the similar looking ones and a freaky lookin female from the 3rd. We'll see what happens.
As I mentioned, I'm a little behind on uploading pics, so here's another pic of the 3 Betties about a week later.
They'd be even bigger, but I had to run out of town all of a sudden and had to leave them in the cooler spot under flouros. Now they're in the main chamber where it's warm and the 400 HPS is kickin. The Betties were growing VERY rapidly and needed a quick transplant, even before their neighbors. They got some nice new 1 Gallon pots in which to stretch their roots. The others get transplanted tomorrow.
Well, I hope you've enjoyed this sneak peak at the Fall/Winter menu. Stick around, the cook will be cookin up lots of tasty things for your enjoyment.
much love
cook
This cook likes to mix it up a bit in the kitchen, so I'm starting a new grow with 3 new strains (well, new for me).
This time out, the Chef's Specials include....
Sour Bubble Bx3... Our main course. Good with or without the side of mashed potatoes! This is the type I have the most plants of in this grow.
Bx2 was absolutely outstanding in my last grow. Really fabulous smoke, so...I had to grow Bx3 this time out. Thanks BOG
Dutch Passion's Blue Moonshine is the fruit plate special. I'm hopin for the best on this one. At the time I bought these beans, Gypsy wasn't carrying DJ Shorts's genetics, and I generally only order from Gypsy, soooo my friend and I split a pack of these from Dutch Passion. I've heard some mixed reports on their version of DJ's Moonshine, but I guess I'm going to just find out how it is for myself. Let's hope for colorful tasty buds!
Billygoat's Bangkok Betty Thai rounds out the menu with a taste from the Orient.
Though I'm VERY excited about the other varieties I'm growing, this one will be a big focus in this garden for many reasons. First off, sativas aren't THAT east to grow in a little chamber like mine, so it'll be a challenge. I think i'm up to it after having success with SSC's Sativa Mexicana.
I'm excited about getting a taste of some oldshool Thai. It's been a loooong time.
Also, these beans carry a lot of good karma with them. They've had quite the round the world adventure before reaching me. Billygoat produced them in the US before his bust, sent them to Dutchgrown in Amsterdam, who sent them to our old friend Leeroy & Co. in Oz as a contest prize. He was nice enough to send me 3 of these prize beans back here to the US of A just because he's a hell of a guy. Fortunately I got 3 for 3 to germ.
I miss seein ol Leeroy around. I hope he's well.
Hi Buddy, wherever you may roam.
This first part of the grow thread is dedicated to our dear friend Billygoat who just got some happy words that included FREEDOM. :wink: Right on, bro
I'll give you all an in depth look at the Betties. In further installments, we'll look at what's simmering in other pots.
I took these first pics a couple weeks back, so everthing is a little larger now. I'll catch up eventually
So, without further excessive commentary from IC's kitchen staff,....let's look at some pics, shall we?
Here's a rack of seedlings just chillin under some flouro lighting.
can you spot the sativas in the bunch?
Here they are... cropped around the 3 Betties.
Right off the bat, they're showing those long, thin tropical looking leaves
What's that?!?!? You'd like to meet the Betties in person? Sure...I think I can arrange an intro.
First is Betty Rubble...
looking very similar in appearance is Betty Ford...
and last but not least...this one was kinda freaky lookin, so we'll call her Betty Davis...
strange lookin leaves on that one. But that's ok, I AM foodservice, so I DIG FREAKS some of my best friends are freaks.
If I had a wish...I wish that I get a male and female out of the similar looking ones and a freaky lookin female from the 3rd. We'll see what happens.
As I mentioned, I'm a little behind on uploading pics, so here's another pic of the 3 Betties about a week later.
They'd be even bigger, but I had to run out of town all of a sudden and had to leave them in the cooler spot under flouros. Now they're in the main chamber where it's warm and the 400 HPS is kickin. The Betties were growing VERY rapidly and needed a quick transplant, even before their neighbors. They got some nice new 1 Gallon pots in which to stretch their roots. The others get transplanted tomorrow.
Well, I hope you've enjoyed this sneak peak at the Fall/Winter menu. Stick around, the cook will be cookin up lots of tasty things for your enjoyment.
much love
cook
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