SunnyListon
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One Purple Satellite germinated, just for the fun of it.
Germination rate 100 percent.
Germination rate 100 percent.
Green Mountain Seeds distribution agreement with ACE Seeds
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vermontman
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Hello @Cactus Squatter!
Its kind of funny I have grown out the same clones of Zacatecas Tribute for a few years now and not sure what has changed but for the first time I got a burnt rubber kind of smell off one of my ladies, but it seemed to be short lived, now she is back to more sweet candy pine? I guess my thought is there are so many influences, it's just amazing to see them come about!
THANK YOU!
For sharing.
ZomVee
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mr.pistil
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First, I have to say that I am totally envious of all those monster gardens and picture-perfect plants grown this summer! To be so lucky! Unfortunately I can't grow outside - no sun, nosey neighbors... so I'm been living vicariously the past few weeks gorging on the beautiful plants. A tip of the hat to ya'll!
So, I took some pics Sat of my GM newbies and they don't look like much, but I wanted to get in on the fun and one has to start somewhere, right?
I'm growing some Mountain Gold and Purple Satellite. I've grown both before (indoors) and was very pleased with the results. My MG seeds are nearly 4 years old and PS are 5 ½. I had a little trouble germinating them, so they have different start dates and resulting size diff. First is the MG and then the PS. And yes, the PS on the right has a cousin (long story). Germinated seeds went into the soil between 9/2 - 9/9. As you can see the PS is growing much faster than the MG.
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My first PS grow I ran a SCROG. Here's a couple of pics from then. PS was very purple. The plant to the left in the next pic is an ACE Panama. Back when I had patients the PS was very popular, so I didn't get much of it. Looking forward to comparing it to some more recent MG and ZT. Last pic is a MG from my last grow. So yes, Green Mountain Seeds strains can be grown indoors! And, a tip-of-the-hat also to @vermontman for creating these beauties!
So, I took some pics Sat of my GM newbies and they don't look like much, but I wanted to get in on the fun and one has to start somewhere, right?
I'm growing some Mountain Gold and Purple Satellite. I've grown both before (indoors) and was very pleased with the results. My MG seeds are nearly 4 years old and PS are 5 ½. I had a little trouble germinating them, so they have different start dates and resulting size diff. First is the MG and then the PS. And yes, the PS on the right has a cousin (long story). Germinated seeds went into the soil between 9/2 - 9/9. As you can see the PS is growing much faster than the MG.
.My first PS grow I ran a SCROG. Here's a couple of pics from then. PS was very purple. The plant to the left in the next pic is an ACE Panama. Back when I had patients the PS was very popular, so I didn't get much of it. Looking forward to comparing it to some more recent MG and ZT. Last pic is a MG from my last grow. So yes, Green Mountain Seeds strains can be grown indoors! And, a tip-of-the-hat also to @vermontman for creating these beauties!
moose/MI
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I don't know what I was thinking?
Other than I really didn't want to get up on the roof.
I'm old, not as steady as I once was. And I knew the physical pain it would bring.
🫤
Not in the moment. Normally 3 days later, and might hang in there for a couple weeks if I tweaked something.
I've got other fall projects, life, etc.
Then I've got to take it down later.
I started to think I could skip this step so close to the end.
The unbelievable summer we've had in my neck of the woods.
17° degrees above average most days. 100% sunshine. Just 14/100ths of an inch of rain in September.
Amazing!
So close to the end I started to get complacent.
But having lived here all my life my gut feeling things would go bad wouldn't let me alone. Actually had me pacing the floor. Couldn't shake it.
So with just a hour left to go. And sprinkles starting to come down as I put on the last piece of lath I got a 16' x 16' piece of 4 mil up just in the nick of time.
It rained 🌧 , it's raining again today. It's going to rain some more. 🌧🌧
I think this will be a season defining decision. And I almost didn't make it.
It's a pretty sweet set up. East - West facing South. They're high and dry.
Smells amazing.
I'll roll them out for sun when I can.
Get a few more days on them.
It's been so hot I think this cooler time will let some of the more volatile terpenes rebuild.
Other than I really didn't want to get up on the roof.
I'm old, not as steady as I once was. And I knew the physical pain it would bring.
🫤 Not in the moment. Normally 3 days later, and might hang in there for a couple weeks if I tweaked something.
I've got other fall projects, life, etc.
Then I've got to take it down later.
I started to think I could skip this step so close to the end.
The unbelievable summer we've had in my neck of the woods.
17° degrees above average most days. 100% sunshine. Just 14/100ths of an inch of rain in September.
Amazing!So close to the end I started to get complacent.
But having lived here all my life my gut feeling things would go bad wouldn't let me alone. Actually had me pacing the floor. Couldn't shake it.
So with just a hour left to go. And sprinkles starting to come down as I put on the last piece of lath I got a 16' x 16' piece of 4 mil up just in the nick of time.
It rained 🌧 , it's raining again today. It's going to rain some more. 🌧🌧
I think this will be a season defining decision. And I almost didn't make it.
It's a pretty sweet set up. East - West facing South. They're high and dry.
Smells amazing.
I'll roll them out for sun when I can.
Get a few more days on them.
It's been so hot I think this cooler time will let some of the more volatile terpenes rebuild.
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