a couple more pics from this last run. organic, water only.
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Gorilla Glue #4
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~star~crash~
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your pic's give whole new meaning to frost, excellent work pappy
they so incredibly Gourmet ..
very inspirational talent on those flowers
That's what happens when you wait for her to ripen. Those last few weeks make a huge difference on this cut.
Nice work, Pappy. What soil mix?
dank.Frank
dank.Frank
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Customer submitted canopy picture 
Was told it was the GG4 cut was from Dark Heart Nursery?
Did a great job on stacking the tops!
Was told it was the GG4 cut was from Dark Heart Nursery?
Did a great job on stacking the tops!
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PerfectGrower
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Double post [deleted] sorry
pappy told me what his base was one time... i think this is right;
pappy's hard mode mix
33% pubes (base medium)
33% standing rock protestor feces (black gold)
33% crushed doritos (aeration)
lol pube's,, blond OR black LMAO
Yeah, but i recently switch to fritos cause theyre a little thicker and provided better aeration. also theyre saltier.. which is good
u also forgot the menstrual blood meal.
and for the record the pubes gotta be permed or else it dont work right.
Much appreciated amigo. it means a lot to me coming from u.
hope ur doing alright jdubya
i just threw it together which i realize is really dumb. its like trying to bake a cake by just guessing. obviously following a proven recipe or a soil test would be the smart thing to do. ima try that soon.
but this mix was
sunshine #4 advanced bales (approx.) 35%
fox farm ocean forest 20%
perlite 15%
worm castings 15%
biochar 15%
with some
azomite
insect frass
a little oyster shell, crab meal, neem seed meal, kelp meal, and a tiny bat guano.
Watered occasionally with compost tea (molasses and worm castings)
myco
TM7 (humic and micronutrients)
therm x-70 yucca
photosynthesis plus
u also forgot the menstrual blood meal.
and for the record the pubes gotta be permed or else it dont work right.
your pic's give whole new meaning to frost, excellent work pappy
Much appreciated amigo
. it means a lot to me coming from u.hope ur doing alright jdubya
i just threw it together which i realize is really dumb. its like trying to bake a cake by just guessing. obviously following a proven recipe or a soil test would be the smart thing to do. ima try that soon.
but this mix was
sunshine #4 advanced bales (approx.) 35%
fox farm ocean forest 20%
perlite 15%
worm castings 15%
biochar 15%
with some
azomite
insect frass
a little oyster shell, crab meal, neem seed meal, kelp meal, and a tiny bat guano.
Watered occasionally with compost tea (molasses and worm castings)
myco
TM7 (humic and micronutrients)
therm x-70 yucca
photosynthesis plus
If it isn't broken...
But seriously. Nice looking Glue. Made my mouth water!
dank.Frank
But seriously. Nice looking Glue. Made my mouth water!
dank.Frank
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it takes courage to post my gg4 here..this is where i'm @ day 38
it takes courage to post my gg4 here..this is where i'm @ day 38
if i can get my flowers 1/2 as good as the examples i've seen posted here then i'll be happy
it takes courage to post my gg4 here..this is where i'm @ day 38
if i can get my flowers 1/2 as good as the examples i've seen posted here then i'll be happy
It takes 40 days for seeds to ripen. The longer you leave them it wont hurt.
StankyBeamer
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This nug was under the trellace, shaded enough to get a good frost shot, I think she might make some nice melts this round
4207365
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If you pollinate during week 3 or 4 & harvest as you would normally in wk10-11 you WILL have viable seed.
I used to think the 40 day rule was hard set until this summer when I pollenated a family of plants & they produced viable seed after 8 weeks but before, seeds were fairly immature still. This only happened with one variety ever, for me.
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