tjo,
289 of them under one 600?
17x17, 7x7 square per pot
10g each?
4,81 gpw?
i quit everything else if she works like that
i found you very positive about 289x10=2890/6=4,81..
is not possible but with you....maybe is possible
i would never make i grow with such many plants...
that why im tjo and you are rudiger..
if you done this project and works well,i promise you next
year i will make 1kilo tree...indoor!
glad you re back bro
Impressive will and lovely plants.Keep it up man!
crazyfool*
Member
what is WOOD MASTER ? .... ids say I was the wood master a couple of years back 
Waldgeist
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i found you very positive about 289x10=2890/6=4,81..
is not possible but with you....maybe is possible
i would never make i grow with such many plants...
that why im tjo and you are rudiger..
if you done this project and works well,i promise you next
year i will make 1kilo tree...indoor!
glad you re back bro
never seen sog in that density with sativa myself(10x10,15x15 etc. is something else), with a hybrid it would not be possible, but with her...
Think about general leaf width, light penetration, aeration in canopy, difference in floral pattern ... shes no normal plant
so if nobody can show me, I try myself
they are very manageable in that scale, a kilo tree would frighten me more, hehe
lets keep this shit goin
Waldgeist
Active member
what is WOOD MASTER ? .... ids say I was the wood master a couple of years back
THE WOOD MASTER.
its a (imho) very special plant from ACE mix.
she got her name from a herb:
'Galium odoratum, Sweetscented Bedstraw, is a flowering perennial plant in the family Rubiaceae, native to much of Europe from Spain and Ireland to Russia, as well as Western Siberia, Turkey, Iran, the Caucasus, China and Japan.[2] It is also sparingly naturalized in scattered locations in the United States and Canada.[3] It is widely cultivated for its flowers and its sweet-smelling foliage.[4][5][6]
A herbaceous plant, it grows to 30–50 cm (12–20 in) long, often lying flat on the ground or supported by other plants. Its vernacular names include woodruff, sweet woodruff, and wild baby's breath; master of the woods would be a literal translation of the German Waldmeister. It is sometimes confused with Galium triflorum and Galium verum.
It owes its sweet smell to the odiferous agent coumarin, and is sometimes used as a flavoring agent due to its chemical content.'
so if you are really blazed and translate 'Waldmeister' 1:1, its 'Woodmaster'.
I also mom this one up, need many cuttings
Waldgeist
Active member
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Lacking Jever, I'll schlucken a greek Fix instead...
I hear you loud and clear
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Cannabliss420
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WTH IS THAT!?! doesnt even look lik cannabis
Now that you've turned into Der Geist (und der Wald sogar!) you've started playing dirty games, boy!
Beware of the Eds though and the maenads as well
although you can have but a jolly time with the latter, although they did kill me!
Wonderful photography there, son!
Orfeas
Beware of the Eds though and the maenads as well
although you can have but a jolly time with the latter, although they did kill me!
Wonderful photography there, son!
Orfeas
Isn't that sumac (Rhus typhina)?
Great thread by the way and a huge inspiration!!
Great thread by the way and a huge inspiration!!
