Bluedigiberry f3
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Samuel Caldwell
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BDB F3 are back in stock.
www.realgorillaseeds.com
(it still says 'sold' on the selection page but they are defo in stock ! )
BlueDigiBerry F3 Regs - Real Gorilla Seeds
BlueDigiBerry is Blueberry line that reunites old school genetics from Europe and the USA. Now in its F3 generation, plants show variation between Indica and Sativa expressions with the vast majority having a Blueberry terpene profile ranging between sweet/candy and doughy/muffin – with a...
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Samuel Caldwell
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They all had some roots peeking out the bottom of their smaller pots so I moved them up today.
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And the trifoliate.
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Hi @VerdantGreen 
How are you bro?
Here are my two Bluedigiberry F3 x Venezuelan, both from the wispy pheno from last year
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A "wispy" pheno like the mother
How are you bro?
Here are my two Bluedigiberry F3 x Venezuelan, both from the wispy pheno from last year
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A "wispy" pheno like the mother
There are more packs of the BDB F3 at Seed Boutique, just waiting for them to be listed up
VG
VG
BDB F3 back in stock at seedboutique:
www.realgorillaseeds.com
BlueDigiBerry F3 Regs - Real Gorilla Seeds
BlueDigiBerry is Blueberry line that reunites old school genetics from Europe and the USA. Now in its F3 generation, plants show variation between Indica and Sativa expressions with the vast majority having a Blueberry terpene profile ranging between sweet/candy and doughy/muffin – with a...
www.realgorillaseeds.com
LG/
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I have to say, I appreciate how rgs runs their business. Had a mix up, but they handled it perfectly. Nice folksBDB F3 back in stock at seedboutique:
BlueDigiBerry F3 Regs - Real Gorilla Seeds
BlueDigiBerry is Blueberry line that reunites old school genetics from Europe and the USA. Now in its F3 generation, plants show variation between Indica and Sativa expressions with the vast majority having a Blueberry terpene profile ranging between sweet/candy and doughy/muffin – with a...
I really liked the bdb f3 a lot! I have sooo many seeds lol and even more that I have made but I loved your bubba kush regulars too! I guess I should break down and order both. I have some of your c4dd from the chem pack going now too. Will post pics once in flower. 
LG/
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Ya the stem rub was surprising. It was on the main stem too, slightly lower than id normally do a stem rub. Really threw me off. Tried to get the smell again where i usually rub, and it wasnt there. Only down by the first set of leaves (I initially smelled it as I was removing the first set of growth).
Yep, it's sulphur. I use it as my only ipm. Seems like it does the trick. I had a small mite issue and know from experience you need to get ahead of it as soon as possible.
I run organic, sulphur seems like the best "natural" ipm option.
It does sort of ruin pictures tho. That's one of the downsides. The other is that some of the sulphur dries out and turns back to a powder. I only spray up until flip, never in flower.
I am open to hearing what other options are available for ipm, but I try to stay away from synthetics or toxic chemicals. Have used azamax in the past, but don't anymore.
Sounds cool i'll have to try that for that. I would avoid too much getting on the soil though because it acts as a acidifier.
I find this stuff good for washing leaves, it has a mild pesticide effect and also a little bit of N in it and the plants seem to love it. I use it a couple days after spraying neem or anything like that.
VG
I find this stuff good for washing leaves, it has a mild pesticide effect and also a little bit of N in it and the plants seem to love it. I use it a couple days after spraying neem or anything like that.
VG
LG/
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Thanks for the link.
I agree too much in the soil would be bad, i havent noticed any bad effects yet.
The other downside to sulpher is you can't use both sulpher and oil based ipm. For whatever reason used together they burn plants. It says two weeks in between. But if you rinsed all the sulpher off with plain water or a light dish soap water mix, you could use oil sooner. In my mind it's one or the other.
This is the area that has the berry stem rub.
Just above where you can see the first set of leaves was, below the first full leaf set.
It's still young, but that's the only part that has the distinct smell.
I agree too much in the soil would be bad, i havent noticed any bad effects yet.
The other downside to sulpher is you can't use both sulpher and oil based ipm. For whatever reason used together they burn plants. It says two weeks in between. But if you rinsed all the sulpher off with plain water or a light dish soap water mix, you could use oil sooner. In my mind it's one or the other.
This is the area that has the berry stem rub.
Just above where you can see the first set of leaves was, below the first full leaf set.
It's still young, but that's the only part that has the distinct smell.
