ilovegrowing
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Is this the grape or purple satellite? I guess the first
Green Mountain Seeds distribution agreement with ACE Seeds
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Hello @Greencedar!
Yes there is a bit of difference between the two. The Oax Green Line has a Balsam fir fragrance/lemon pledge and the Oax purple line has more Pine Balsam/lavender kind of notes.
Hello @Landfein!
Also looking pretty awesome to say the least thank you also for sharing and helping to keep this thread special.
Hi @moose/MI!
Thank you for asking! I did have flooding in the lower part of my my house about 18 inches in my bedroom. So a bit of repair and cleanup there to go and some sheet rock replacement, but could have been much worse. Now I know mini split condensers can be totally submerged and not be lost. HAHA
That all being said it looks like another one of those fuckers is heading there again, so it's just a wait and see. It's been one heck of a past few months two heart surgeries and it looks like two hurricanes. But still feeling fortunate great about life and very very optimistic, but also bit sad for all others that have it so much worse than myself.
WestShoreBestShore
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The Mountain Gold looks a lot like mine! I think I am going to have to take at least the top branches - a little bud rot in some of my other ladies!! Nice work....
Thanks ... I had to pull a few tops off my mountain gold and also the Zacatecas due to bud rot from three days of rain we had two weeks ago .. Mountain gold looking like she will be coming down in another 7 to 10 days and the Zacatecas will come down end of this week . The green mountain grape seems to be more resistant to rot than the others only found one small spot I cut out , strange because she has dense buds compared to the Zacatecas and mountain gold .
BumSplodgeBrownPants
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Took the MG off the stalks after 10 ish days hanging. Sitting in the jars at 62% perfectly.
Not a spot of rot or a nanner in sight. Nice plant with minimal trimming to do.
I may have a tester tonight.
Cheers folks!
Not a spot of rot or a nanner in sight. Nice plant with minimal trimming to do.
I may have a tester tonight.
Cheers folks!
H e d g e
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Thanks to everyone for all the smoke reports! I’m decided on mountain gold for my next grow.
At the beginning of the thread people were reporting cotton candy but then later it became bubble gum, was this change a result of the purple fed fuck influence after the green and purple lines were combined? One person also mentioned a bbgum ps.
My mg pack is about 5 years in the fridge now so probably candy?
Seems a pretty good excuse to buy another pack to me.
At the beginning of the thread people were reporting cotton candy but then later it became bubble gum, was this change a result of the purple fed fuck influence after the green and purple lines were combined? One person also mentioned a bbgum ps.
My mg pack is about 5 years in the fridge now so probably candy?
Seems a pretty good excuse to buy another pack to me.
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WestShoreBestShore
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Took one last shot of all my girls before chopping some tops yesterday. Not a ton of bud rot, but some. Found a bunch of aphids in the more purple of my two Mountain Gold girls. None in the greener one! Wet trim done (all day affair, pretty much), washed and hanging in my imperfect drying shed. Some really fine looking buds! Glad to have my crop not towering above my camo fence. Very excited to see if this strain lives up to the high expectations I have for it. 44 degrees.
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Dies ist meine Linie der GMG.
Ich habe auch eine große Linie, der Purple Satellite,,,Bestehend aus vielen ausgewählten F1-Pflanzen.
Ich bin ein Guerilla-Grower und beschäftige mich immer mehr mit der Erhaltungszucht von seltenen nördlichen Outdoor cultivars (durch selektive Linienzucht).
GMG und PS lieben meinen Heimatboden (schluffiger Schwemmland Lehm).
Bei GMS, ist jeder Kerl ein Gewinner (die Männer sind mir bei der Zucht ,sehr wichtig).
Ich gebe ihnen Pferdemist (auch Kalkstein und Kieselgur) oder Hühnermistpellets. Ich halte es einfach!
Sie sind sehr zauberhaft und die besten Guerilla-Sorten, die ich kenne.
Und @vermontman ist einer der besten noch aktiven Züchter für nördliche Outdoor-Sorten weltweit.
Und mein persönlicher Farorite-Züchter.
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H e d g e
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‘Looks pretty awesome too, to say the least, thanks also for sharing and for helping to make this thread specialThis is my line of GMG.
I also have a large line, the Purple Satellite,,,Consisting of many selected F1 plants.
I am a guerilla grower and am increasingly concerned with the conservation breeding of rare northern outdoor cultivars (through selective line breeding).
GMG and PS love my home soil (mudy floodland clay).
At GMS, every guy is a winner (the men are very important to me in breeding).
I give them horse manure (also limestone and diatomaceous earth) or chicken manure pellets. I'll just keep it!
They are very magical and the best guerilla varieties I know.
And @vermontman is one of the best still active breeders for northern outdoor varieties worldwide.
And my personal favourite breeder.’
This is my line of GMG.
I also have a large line, the Purple Satellite,,,consisting of many selected F1 plants.
I am a guerrilla grower and am becoming more and more involved in conservation breeding of rare northern outdoor varieties (through selective line breeding).
GMG and PS love my home soil (silty alluvial loam).
With GMS, every guy is a winner (the males are ,very important to me in breeding).
I give them horse manure (also limestone and diatomaceous earth) or chicken manure pellets. I keep it simple!
They are very magical and the best guerrilla varieties I know.
And @vermontman is one of the best still active growers of northern outdoor varieties in the world.
And my personal farorite grower.
I also have a large line, the Purple Satellite,,,consisting of many selected F1 plants.
I am a guerrilla grower and am becoming more and more involved in conservation breeding of rare northern outdoor varieties (through selective line breeding).
GMG and PS love my home soil (silty alluvial loam).
With GMS, every guy is a winner (the males are ,very important to me in breeding).
I give them horse manure (also limestone and diatomaceous earth) or chicken manure pellets. I keep it simple!
They are very magical and the best guerrilla varieties I know.
And @vermontman is one of the best still active growers of northern outdoor varieties in the world.
And my personal farorite grower.
moose/MI
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A check in with my Green pheno Mountain Gold clone that I transferred to dirt late June and kept pot restricted until planting in a 15gal container.
Reason #13 that this might be something to do regularly on purpose.
I noticed today that compared to the structure on a regular plant. That the popcorn seems to be filling in and individually looking more like "A" buds.
Significantly it seems.
Compared to the buds growing right under these colas.
Hmm, what do you think? Has anyone else noticed this? Or am I trying to make something out of something that's not there?
Reason #13 that this might be something to do regularly on purpose.
I noticed today that compared to the structure on a regular plant. That the popcorn seems to be filling in and individually looking more like "A" buds.
Significantly it seems.
Compared to the buds growing right under these colas.
Hmm, what do you think? Has anyone else noticed this? Or am I trying to make something out of something that's not there?
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moose/MI
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Do you grow it outside?
How long do you run it.
Hello @BumSplodgeBrownPants!Took the MG off the stalks after 10 ish days hanging. Sitting in the jars at 62% perfectly.
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Not a spot of rot or a nanner in sight. Nice plant with minimal trimming to do.
I may have a tester tonight.
Cheers folks!
How she smelling and please a smoke report.
Nice job!
